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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1920)
Town Talk Mrs. S. E Dunnington, who under- w,nt a serious major operation in a Medford hospital, is convalescing rap idly and w is removed to her home in his city Friday morning. The Pioneer Church The sermon delivered bv B F. Lindas in the Methodist church last Sunday morning was very interesting. Mr. . Lindas has a forcible way of presenting | his subject to his hearers, and every | detail is quickly grasped. Tomorrow’s | subject will be “l’he Christian Ideal in the Nation,” the third in a series. Mrs. Lindas will sing a special selection and evervon_ is urged to come. Rev. McVeigh of Rogue River will hold services at the Presbyterian church tomorrow morning, if desir able and suitable arrangements can be made, Rev. McVeigh will move here sad assume the piatorate of the Pres Mrs. Mary Wendt and George Wendt byterian church. drove to Hillcrest last Sunday where We are in receipt of the annual re they visited Joe Martin and family. port of the county nurse, which was W. H. Johnson, R. ]). Hines, offi given at a recent meeting of the Coun cials in the defunct bank of Jackson I ty Public Health Association whtch ville, and Mrs. Myrtle Blakely, county was held at the home of • Mrs. H. H. treasurer, were arraigned in the circuit Sargent, who is yice president of the court last Saturday morning, at which Jacksonville branch of this work, time they entered pleas of not guilty Owing to lack of space we^ are unable to tne indictments. The court had to publish it this week, but will be previnuslv overruled the demurrers glad to include it in the next issue. filed to the indictments. j muuMLW - gLr y a want to money, and you Y OU save certainly $ PERSONA L SERVICE! would like to have better cakings. Then use Calumet. It’s the biggest thing you can do to im prove the quality of your bakings —and lower baking costs. Calumet is made in the larg est, most sanitaiy Baking Powder Factories in the Woild. No Bak ing Powder is made under better conditions—none can be better in quality. Holiday Goods ♦ He Have a Nice Assortment of i It contains only such ingre dients as have been officially en dorsed by the U. S. Pure Food Authorities. An absolute guaran- teethat it 13 pure. E. W. Witte of Medford was in Mrs. F. J. Fick and daughter Vir Ja ksonville in attendance with the ginia returned ’’’uesday from a several lasonic members at the funeral of days sojourn in Portland. Enroute Alonzo Pickett. • | home, Mrs Fick visited her brother, Fred Hoffman of Thompson creek I Fred Williams, public service commis- LUEOu was a Jacksonville visitor on Thurs sio'ier, residing at Salem. It received highest Awards, day. World’s Pure Food Exposition, Chi Miss Uneeta Morgan took the ex- cago — Paris Exposition, Paris, Harry Lewis, now of Oregon City, amination for a teachers certificate in France—positive proof of its super Yreka this week. Miss Morgan is a ior merit is visiting with relatives in this city. Calumet Cream sister of Mrs. Oscar Lewis and is well It is used by more house Cake Charles Nunan and Lee Wakefield known to Jacksonville young people. wives, domestic scientists and chefs Recipe are grading and graveling th* road than ar.y other brand. That would — 3 cups pastry Miss Edith Hoefs left Tuesday for flour, 3 level tea that leads to their property on the not be the case, if it were possible spoons Calumet Portland where she intends to enter to secure a higher quality leavener. east side of town. Baking Powder, S a training school for nurses. cup butter, lz; cup* It is sold at a moderate price. Miles Cantral of Ruch was a business granulated sugar, All you have to do is to compare* Yolks of 3 eggs. H Terchers from all over the county visitor in town on Thursday. cup cold water, costs to determine how much you Whites oi 3 ep.R 1 were in JackBonvil'e this week io take can save by buying Calumet. Colonel H H. Sargent delivered a! teaspoon orange extract. Then mix Pound can of Calumet contains full stiring address at the banquet given j the state examination for teachers cer in the regular way. 16 oz. Some baking powders come in in honor of Col. George White, Adju- . tificate. 12 oz. i nste ad of 1(> oz. cans. Be sure Prof. Beattie of the Oregon State tant General of Oregon, at Medford you get a pound when you want it. Normal school was in Jacksonville Wednesday evening. • Hubert Hudson has arrived in Jack Thursday, where he delivered ati ad- sonville for an indefinite stay with his | dress on the ‘‘Importance of Educa- tion,” before the high school. grandmother, Mrs. M. E. Hudson. Xmas Tree next Thursday evening. | for Christmas decorations tn n<»it«v Following the funeral services of Mr. 1 However high the present cost All are welcome to this program. The of both high and low -degree These Picket of Medford, which were held j living may seem, we have at hand an meeting adjourned. immorte'les tire real flowers, though Tuesday from Perl’s Funeral home, | issue of the Democratic News of 1869. some people have a notion they me the interment was made in Jackson-j a newspaper published in Jacksonville, made of paper. The natural color Is Notice of Sale of Impounded yellow, and they grow in the south of vibe cemetery. The Masonic order at which time the yearly subscription France, where great fields of them may was four dollars a year. wag in attendance at the cemetery. Animal. be seen dried and dyed for the mar Notice is hereny given that I have Harry Luy, of Medford, is visiting Mrs. F. Varney was a Medford visit ket. It is a great Industry there. Eu this 18th day of December, 1920, taken ropeans use them largely to the exclu in town today. or last Wednesday. up the following described animal, as Miss Faldine, county nurse, made an sion of fresh flowers for nil occasions Mrs. G. R. Chapman and Mrs. Lewis an estray, in the City of Jacksonville, They me dyed In nil colors for the Eu official visit to the local school on Ulrich were in Medford Friday. Jackson County, Oregon, I Bay Horse, ropean market, and thousands upon Thursday. Miss Anna and Carl Niedermeyer no brand visable, weight about 950 thousands of boxes of the red ones nre The local roll cali of the pnnual Red spent Sunday with friends in thia city. pounds, quite old, and will offer the imported to New York every year for Cross membership campaign which will the Christmas trade. They cannot be Mrs. M. E. Day has been quite ill same for sale to the highest bidder, close this week, has been quite suc for cash in hand, at the pound in Jack*- successfully grown in America, owing for a number of weeks at her home in cessful, approximately sixty dollars sonville, Jackson County, Oregon, 10 to climatic differences. A few have this city. having been raised. been produced in Texas, but the flor days from the date of this notice if Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dunnington and not redeemed by its owner befone the ists say they are not “right.” Col. H. H. Sargent has been ap- •■pointed county chairman of the cam Mrs. Jasten Hartman called upon Mrs. expiration of the said 10 days* Said t * paign to raise funds for the starving S. E Dunnington, who is a patient in sale will take place at two o’clock P. a Medford hospital, last Sunday. people of eastern Europe. The total M. on Tuesday the 28th day of Decem WHY SHE BELIEVED IN HIM amount which the U. S. must raise is At a recent meeting of the city ber, 1920. 33,000,000 of which Jackson county’s council, Mrs. Roy Smith and Dr. J. W. Dated this 18th day of December, Kills Two Birds With One Stone— | Engagement Ring for Christmas share is six 'thousand dollars. The Robinson were appointed to fill the 1920. Present. drive will take place in January. ALBERT BORDE, vacancies on the library board Judge George Gardner returned Poundmaster City of Jacksonville, SFORE opening the slight loseph Gagnon returned Friday from Thursday from Portland where lie had Oregon. Christmas token I have a business trip to Los Angeles. Mr. been attending the meeting of the brought you, Miss Cltirn,” Gagnon reports that he has closed a -aid Mr. MacNerve, us he county ju Iges of Oregon. contract with a southern California RED BLOSSOMS ARE FAVORED took from his Inside pocket B. B. Beekman of Portland was in firm, to fulfill which the local sawmill I a small package and handed it to the Jacksonville this.week, looking after on Jackson creek will resume opera American and Liberty poses, Carna young lady lu question, “I think it business matters. tions and Immortelles Among Pop tions by January 15 and will continue best to acquaint you, In my imperfect ular Christmas Flowers. Mrs. B. F. Lindas of Medford visited to run for at least a year. way. with the state of tny feelings. To come to the point in ns brief and Mrs. Tom Fulton Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mankins of F CHRISTMAS eve comes In practical a manner as possible, sparing Poorman’s creeK were in Jacksonville mild and warm and Christ you all the unnecessary details, I may and Medford Wednesday. mas morning follows Its gen as well tell you at once that I love Highest quality, jewelry tle prophecy, the city florists you. From the moment that I first repairing, diamond set Both Jacksonville basket ball teams ting, watch repairing, will be happy. Thai will met you I was fully aware that this was agate mounting and jew wore defeated at Rogue River Friday mean that the thousands of boxes of inevitable. The more I set my mind elry manufacturing. evening. Their team work however is Christmas flowers which must be de against it, the more 1 struggled to con Martin J. Reddy, improving and they will do better in livered on Christmas forenoon can go trol myself—to he strong—the more the future. out with only the ordinary packing. hopelessly I became involved. You But should there be freezing weather, will naturally ask at once why I every flower must be packed in cotton, should struggle against a passion which doubles the labor and the time which Is admitted by all to be the Stat* of Ohio, City of Toltdo, necessary. Even with the mild Christ source of the greatest happiness Luca* County, a*. Frank J. Ch*n«y mini oath that he mas, which Is the florist’s delight, the known to humanity. Hut 1 could not la «*ntor partner of the flrm of F. J. A regular meeting of the Parent- force in the big retail flower stores regard the muller In n* selfish light. It Chaney & Co., doing buaineaa In the City of Toledo, County and Stat« aforesaid, Teacher’s Circle was held on Friday, works all night the night before Christ was done, .Miss Clara, because I Imve and that aald firm will pay the Him of Dec. 10. An excellent program was mas. From midnight until 7 o'clock doubted all along whether a man in ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every caee ot Catarrh that cannot be rendered by the different rooms. Miss in the morning all hands are busy my circumstances had It In his power cured by the uae ot llALL'S CATARRH PooJ gave a lecture on “A School packing the boxes which in a few to make a gill like yourself, who Ims MEDICINE. FRANK J. CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed In Childs Diet,” which was very interest hours tire to convey Christmas remem been reared ifl such luxury, entirely my preaence, thia Stli day of December, brances. At 7 o’clock the delivery happy in the, new and changed con ing and instructive. We wish every a d ; UN. A. W. GLEASON, ditions that matrimony leads to. Was (Seal) Notary Public. i parent could have heard this talk and wagons start, and before noon all the fragile blooms have reached the fem it right in me, I said to myself, to Hall'* C»tarrh Medlrln* I* taken In ternally and act* through the Blood on we hope to have Miss Pool with <us inine hands for whigh they were pur Jeopardize your happiness by asking th* Mucou* Surfaces of th* Syatem. Send again soon. chased. Probably 20,000 such boxes you to sharp the lot of one, who, while for testimonials. free.__ _ . . „ F J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. An excellent program has been pre are delivered every Christmas morn Ids present salary Is a fairly com Bold by all druraist*. 76c pared to be given at the Community ing In New York. One dealer in a fortable one, Is not nt the same time Hall'* Family Pill* for constipation. fashionable residence district Ims sent prepared to say positively thut lie will out between 300 and 400 every Christ succeed? I have now put the case before you. I know you to lie a sensi mas morning for many years. The "mixed box" ranges from $10 ble girl, and one whose Intuitions I to $50 In price. It is a very modest utn sure will lead you aright. AftiT little hox for the first price—Just half this brief explanation I beg of you a dozen roses, a dozen carnations, a therefore to look at my gift, mid. If lilt of “Christmas green.” In the $50 your heart tells you to do so, accept box there will be probably half a It from the man who loves you above dozen American Beauties, half a nil others.” Hastily the young dozen long-stemmed lllterty roses of i!| the rich, velvety, deep crimson vari girl he n ety; some violets, some "valley,” some Interval i » mignonette to sweeten the whole box; lay In h perhaps some sweet pens and hya swiftly t< "J cinths. a bit of heliotrope and always her arms around the neck of the man some holly and a red satin ribbon to ■ I hnxl so worthily won her, ex ■ J claiming with a glad cry: tie the whole. "l enrest. how can I doubt you I HE These expensive boxes are simply pretty trifles, sent to the rich, by A-' man who is cute enough to kill those who are not sufficiently Indebted iflo Idrds with one stone by giving a or on suffciently Intimate terms to girl nn engngement ring for her Christ send more costly or substantial gifts. mas present cannot help hut succeed I” The very evanescence of the flowers makes them superlatively luxurious. Fifty dollars for flowers that fade In Cotton Gears. a day makes the attention more deli cate than four or five times that Cotton which has been put unde: amount put Into some more durable hydraulic pres-ure of from d.OtXi to trifle. 8.000 pounds and made Into gears, pro- Red is preeminently the Christmas du< < s an article superior to that rr.adt color, and red carnations and red rose« of steel. Softer than steel, the cot MEDFORD OREGON nre the favorite purchases. The red ton gear yields where the steel gear Immortelle^, also, jto la great bunches wears under friction. WE are constantly called upon to advance finances upon a u “short time" basis in support of community and farm deveiooment. Tnis we are always prepared and glad to do under these conditions: .1 First, the project must practical. iì’ì Second, the borrower must able to show that he can carry out his intentions successfully, and ill meet his obligations promptly. You will en- I joy this, as well Services of the First Ji.y. . as otner Servi National Bank. f stHaikriiaiBank 3 Knives anti other Holiday Goods Fick’s Hardware “The Shasta” A New Train California ‘¡The Shaeta” is an all standard sleeping car train without excess fare ' Leav-s Portland at 4:00 P. M. Arrives Nrn Francisco at 10:00 P. ..1. following evening Improved Sleeping Car Service to San Francisco and Los Angeies All Shasta K ute trains handle thri ugh standard sleeping cars Seattle. Tacoma and Portland to Lan Francisco. Through standarl sleeping car to Los Angeles Leaves Portland at -:lt) A. M Arrives L >s Angeles 8:lu A M. second morning Winter Excursion Tickets are on stile to Southern California California’s bright ahd warm sunsh: e vill help you take on a new le iso of life Spend the wintry days beside summery seas; on sporty golf courses or well kept term a courts; motor over splendid high- wnvs; these and many other outdoor pleasures await you in Sunny California. FREEon request, “California for the Tourist,” a new illustratea booklet, graphically describing the d fferent resorts Inquire of local agent for fares, routes, sleeping car reservations and train service, or write SOUTHERN PAG! ( LINES JOHN M. SCi\’ General Passenger ' • i Jacksonville Garage in quarters formerly occupkk bv UN1ON LIVERY STABLE An efficient mechanic, experienced in repairing alt makes of cars is at your service Parent-Teachers’ Meeting 4? jfl Gurnsey Ware Pyrex Ware Aluminum Ware Flash L’ghts I FINANCING IMPROVEMENT ... rf Washing Out Crank Cases All Kinds Lubricating Oil Charges: All Repair Work $1.00 per Hour Cais Stored Phone 202 I. W. Knight, Prop, and Mechanic JACKSONVILLE. OREGON FOR XMAS | Christmas and New ear Cards j^j ’ and Booklets Children’s Books Fine Stationary Perfumes & 90 c . O z . | THE CHY DRUG STORE g J. W. Robinson, M.I)., Proprietor Jacksonville- - Oregon ® Post Ads Get Results
