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====================== NO EXCHANGES By Help Keep the Court House in Jacksonville Don’t Fail to Attend THE BIG : ItS AT CITY HALL JACKSONVILLE Wednesday, Sept. 15 7: Col. H. H. Sargent and Other Good Speakers will Address 9 the Meeting / A strenuous effort is being made to re move the Court House to Medford Your suppoi t is needed to retain it in its present location FORRESTER by McClur. Newwpap.r Syndical. tint* tan id, will, at the «flices r*f Ravl.s Moure, Medford Nil. Bank LJ'cg., Medford, Oregon, on or after September 27. 1920, sell, subject to confirmation by said Court, all the i-.gtit, title and interest and estate of Carl Brier, said Minot, in and to the followii g di scribed real property, to- wit: l.'it’I hree (3» of Block one <l) of Edmeads Addition to Medford in Jackson County, Oregon. Terms: Cash, ten per cent on day of tale, balance on confirmation of sale by saio Court. Ct aka B rier M atlock , Guardian. There would be filenty of time t. make the exchange, Evelyn ream uul to herself, before the bill went in t< l.ntirie. The lawn party was the llttli and she could take the gown back and make the change the following week He would be away until the 28th, any I way, so there wasn’t a ghost of n chance he would ever find it out. Yet she hesitated and went hack to look at the temptation several times Summons for Publication. It hung on a model in the showrooms upstairs at Allaire’s, the sheerest, I n the cifcuiT court of the state daintiest lmnd-made lingerie gown In OF OREGON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY. pencil blow tint with a crush girdle of Plaintiff, Nellie Wi'liams, deep toued velvet nnd underslip of vs. satin. Defendant. Peanut OH Gaining Favor. J >hn E. Williams, She knew she could take her black The pi-oillii-ilon of peanut oil, includ To John E. Williams, chiffon lmt nnd mnke It look right, ing both the cold-pressed nnd the hot- nnd there would be a saving, for sin pressed, in the United States has In the above named defendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE had planned on n lint, too. besides n creased from 454.800-pounds in 1912 to dug p little dress that would “get by” 0.1,934,000 pounds lr 1918, an increase OF OREGON, you are hereby required at tlie lawn party. of more than 21,000 per cent. The Im to appear tn the above entitled court The idea of the exchange hnd come portation of peanut oil Increased from and cause and there answer the com like a blessing. They had an account 7,020,000 pounds in 1912 to 68,466,000 plaint of the plaintiff on file therein a- nt Allaire’s, one she hud never over pounds In 1918. I’ractlcnlly all the Im gainst. vou within ten days from the stepped or presumed on, It had been ported peanut oil is lmt-pressed. Com date of th i service of this summons so precious in times of need. By tak plete statistics for 1919 are not yet upon you if served within Jackson ing the peach-blow gown she could available. County, Oregon; or if served within any wear it for two days, Just to the Inwu Jt is apparent, say specialists, that other county of Oregon then within party and for tea on the Wainwright’s cold-pressed peanut oil is winning foi of terrace Sunday afternoon. Then on Itself a place on the American table twenty days from the date Monday she could go back to the store Justified by its flavor, nutritive value the service of this summons up on you; or if served by publi mid could exchange it for a sensible nnd digestibility. cation or out. of the State of Oregon lue serge suit that I.aurie would ap after an order of publication then on prove of, and this would tide her over for early fall besides. >r before the last day prescribed in the irder for the publication of said sum There were no alterations. She had made sure of that, and she ordered mons. This summons is published in the gown sent home over'the tele he Jacksonville Post, a weekly news plmne bravely. It came just before paper pub'ished at Jacksonville, Jack- Notice fci Publication. dinner. Hugging the long white box son County, O.egou, under and in ac ■die rau upstuirs to try it on and wns 012207 cordance with an order of the judge of just pluming herself before the mir he rDjve entitled Court made and en DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. ror when there came the sound of wheels outside on the graveled drive. u. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon tered herein on the 3rd day of Septem i July 21, 1920. ber, 1920; this o.der requires said sum She held her breath for fear it Notice is hereby given that George mons to be published for six consecu might be Laurie, but instead tlier • tune a full-toned genial voice that Lewis, whose post-office address is tive weeks and requires the first publi sent the color back to her cheeks. It Jacksonville, Oregon, did, on the 3rd cation to be made on the 4th day of was Laurie's Uncle Sandy, the sole Jay of March, 1920, file in this office September, 1920, and (he last publi hope she possessed In the line of in Sworn Statement and Application, No. cation to be made October 16, 1920 heritance. 012207, to purchase the NWJJ NWJ^, and said older required you to appear Slipping out of tlie gown, she put Section 18. Township 37 S, Range 2W.. and answer said complaint on or be- on a plain linen dress and hurried Willamette Meridian, and the timber fore the last day prescribed in said to greet him. thereon, under the provisions of the jrder for said publication, which last "Never mind if he is away,” Sandy Jay is October 16, 1920. And you will said when he heard of Laurie’s ab act of June 3, 1878 and acts amenda please take notice that if you fail to so sence. “Tin going to stay a couple of tory, known as the “Timber and Stone anpear and answer said complaint the weeks with you. The air up here al Law,” at such value as might be fixed ways does me good, and I like your by appraisement, and that, pursuant plaintiff will apply to the above en- cooking, Evelyn. Don't notice me a to such application, the land and tim I’tled court for the relief demanded bit. I'm going to get an axe and cut ber thereon have been appraised in her complaint, towi'; for a decree some wood for you to tone myself up $410 00, the timber estimated 400,000 dissolving the bonds of ""atrimony now a bit.” board feet at 40.75 and $1.25 per M, existing between the p'aintiff and the It had been her very first social In ind the land $10 00; that said applicant lefendant herein and for a decree dulgence since their honeymoon, and will offer final proof in support of his awarding the care and custcdy of the every minute at tlie lawn party application and sworn statement on the minor child, Cornelia F. Williams, seemed happier than the Inst. She daughter of the plaintiff and defendant, I knew people were looking at her and Sth day of October, 1920, before F. to the plaintiff, and for such other and Roy Davis, U. S. Commissioner, at asking about her who had never been further relief as shall be just and aware of her existence before, and Medford, Oregon. equitable in the premises. Any person is at liberty to protest ! later on Mrs. Wainwright compllment- Dated at Jackson County, Oregon, I ed her as they sat over their coffee this purchase before entry, or initiate after dinner. a contest at any time before patent the 3rd day of September, 1920. G. A. C odding , t "You always seemed like such a lit issues, by tiling a corroborated affidavit Attorney for Plaintiff, tle brown wren,” she laughed. “I in this offi’e, alleging facts which j didn’t know you cared for pretty would defeat the entry. Medford, Oregon. ; things.” W. H. C anon , Alice returned home Sunday night, Register. and Monday morning, while Uncle II. K. IIANNA ■CAM Sandy w-as safely out of earshot, she called up Allaire’s, and asked them Lawyei Summons kindly to call for the gown, as she had decided Jo exchange It for a suit. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OREGON, Office in Jackson County Bank Bldg "No exchanges on that, Mrs. Buell,” FOR JACKSON COUNTY. I sniff the clerk. “I'm sorry. It was a Edna Driskell, * K Plaintiff, special model." MEDFORD OREGON vs. She hung up the receiver in a daze Wesley Driskell, Defendant, of consternation. No exchanges, and To Wesley Driskell, the above nam- she had a $65 «barge, with only a lit ed defendant: tle perishable lingerie gown to show D. W. BAGSHAW IN THE NAME uF THE STATE ier it. Before site knew ft she had laid her head on the mahogony hall OF OREGON: You are hereby notified ■ Attorney at Law stand nnd was sobbing miserably. It and required to appear in the above hnd been so perfectly senseless and entitled Court and cause and answer reckless of her, just a piece of child the complaint of plaintiff now on file NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER ish vanity to appear in the gown when therein against you within six weeks she knew she couldn’t afford it. And from tne date of the first puplieation Office in Ryan Block she did need a suit bndly. So did of this summons upon you, which is t Laurie need a suit, and there was the OREGON Interest to meet anil taxes. She heard the 28th day of August, 1920, and jf, ACKSONVILLE, - - — Uncle Sandy's cough before she knew you fail to appear and answer within I — the time required, for want thereof i _ he was standing staring at her. “Well, girl, did you get hnd news?' the plaintiff win apply to the Court VVe have on hand for sale he asked cheerily. "Mustn't take on for a decree of divorce, dissolving the 1 ’ ” like that? Is it anything happened to bonds of matrimony existing between at moderate prices the Laurie?” the plainti^ and defendant. "Uncle Saudy,” she said desperately. following legal blanks. This summons is served upon you by “1’ve done something terrible, and I'm publication once a week far six con ; Lease, afraid Laurie won't forgive me." secutive weeks in the Jacksonville: Brokenly she went on explaining while Mortgages, Post, published in Jacksonville, Ore-1 the old Scotchman listened, his eyes Bill of Sale, keen and humorous. “You sec, It Is gon, by the order of Hon. George A. ' Agreements. the deceit that he will despise me for,” Gardner, Judge of the County Court i W arrantv Deeds, she cried. "And I deserve It, too, for of Oregon, for Jackson County, which Quit Claim Deeds. « being so silly." order was made'on the 25th day of Chattel Mortgage, "So you do,” he agreed. "But ft was August, 1920. Acknowledgements, a mighty neat-looking frock. I thought -Ous N ewbury Real Estate ontract, so myself when I saw you walk out in Attorney for Plaintiff, it. and I was proud of you, nnd Laurie Location Notice—Plaoer, Residing at Medford, would have been, too.” Location Notice—Quartz, Jackson County, Oregon. "But we can't possibly' afford It, Satisfaction of Mortgage, Uncle Sandy!” Real Estate Agents Contract, "No, you can't, but you'll have to," be said firmly, “rm not going to ghe Notice of Guardian 's Sale you a check either, to help you out. ot Real Property. You'd best wear it and do w ithout the suit, but I'll help I.aurie so he doesn't IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE feel the loss of It.” "And I will have to tell him?" OF OREGON, IN AND FOR THE COUN- Evelyn begged. "It might break down TY OF JACKSON. all the love and faith between us." In the Matter of the Guardian- "Tell hint." he said kindly. He'll ship of the Persons and Estates of love and trust you the more for It.” He wrote the check slowly, nnd then ' Agnes Brier, Grace Brier and Carl ' L‘: 1 OR ko fee . TRADE-MARKS, ( r'.v»-bU ...ul ( opyrighturtMClA- patted her shoulder as the tears rolled Brier. Minors. ur FlivCo, for FRCE REPORT O | 1 •n’.Jihity. Patent Dract- down her cheeks. Notice is hereby given that pursuant lrerl.lulv.ly. t < hirmiMOIS. “'Twas a bonny frock,” he said to ordfr of the above named Court, cn HOW TO CUT p 1 IILL PATENTS. " ll'ch c \ .1 . j| to - portn.- gently. "Run put it on for Laurie. made on the 21st dav of August, 1920. rd-nt U Mid .. r Tuluabto information.’ He just 'phoued from the station. 1 in the above named matter, I, Clara dont’ believe in coercing any Judge, Brier Matlock, Guardian of the Per but you can persuade them s-nne- - PATENT LAWYERS, sons and Estates of Agnes Brier, ^03 Seventh St, WaahinfltMi, 0. C. M m »” Grace Brier, and Carl Brier, Minors, TING MASS y IZOLA Individual Airplanes. Whether or not th.- nveruge citizen wi -I chiiics tli - it! iilen nt liuliv iiiuul illr- iilitm-- Juuiiliug nbout In tin- air u'rr Ills bend, tin- Inventors lire busy •imugli lining to invent them. Sev- ,-rnl ■•miill planes are nlreiidy mure or less on tin- way to sueli use til Eng- 'ttiul Italy and I'r.iiue. One rends nf plime- :iln-..ilv |f i f.-< t< d. and lint '•■mall mid light, mid <-a|inl'le of la-jig tmnloil at low speed. they tire just tin type for tlliting iiimttt tin- country, from mm eluli to another." Italy Is said to have produced tlie smallest, a tri-plane only 11*4 feet wide, mid re quiring for Its operation “alniut as much skill ns tin* attachment of a side-car to a motorcycle.” Seeing says tlie adage. Is believing; and the pedestrian who takes scant pleasure in tills notion of a gentleman flitting about the country from one club to another nay well wotnler how soon lie w ill t< ve to believe in them. 1 Legal Notices Jacksonville Post •Ji* Come and Bring Your Firends t D. SWT & CO.
