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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 20, 1923)
Jacksonville Post The Place to Eat ZZZSOESOX When in Jacksonville take your meals at Mrs. Hunt’s restaurant on Main street. Tables supplied with the best S P and H. M. SHUTT, P ublishers the market affords and at reasonable prices. Lur ch counter in connection. Published Every Friday at Jacksonville, Jack Short orders. Mrs. E. B. Hunt. eon County, Oregon. Get vour SUN HATS O Entered at the postoffice at JackaonviHe, Oregon as c>ecoad>cla8s mailer. ADVERTISING KATES Regular display adv. per inch, each issue....... 20c display adv . lest* than a month, per inch...... 25c Business locals, per line, each issue................. 10c now We have the right kind o D o at low prices Netted Gem o 0 o VTO U may pay higher prices, but you can’t buy better quality or greater satisfaction than you will find in clothes “Tailored to Measure by Bom.” Friday, April 20, 1923 SUBSCRIPTION RATES » One Year.......................................................... $2.00 Six Months......................................................... 1.2^ Three Months.................................................. ,75 (In Advance) , Not in its long history has the town—in the same length of time — received such a “puking” or cleaning out as it experienced last week. Nearly 100 loads of old tin cans and rubbish of all kinds that had been accumulating and rotting in back yards for nearly half a century were hauled to the dump yard. It is to be regretted that many of our citizens refused to comply with the order to Camp fires are dangerous—-put them out clean up their premises, and they will now have to deal Prompt Delivery and Good Service with the health authorities on the subject. It is a good law that compels people to clean up—if they are too lazy Jacksonville, Oregon Phone 74 and “ornry” to do so with 2 out being forced. ICE3OI $1.00 per 100 lbs. Highest quality jewelry] repairing, diamond sei-l ting, watch repairing,! agate mounting and jew I elry manufacturing. S ’ jr Martin J. Reddy, fc E. Main St.. MEDFORD, Ott'IGON.f BEST IN THE. LONG RUN The handsome all wool fabrics will delight your eye; you will see evidence of expert tailoring in the finished garments; in the fit, the style, and in the long wear. Large sales at a small profit per suit, and the remarkable resources of the Born organization, keep production costs low and quality standards high. ANOTHER way Silvertown» save: Their construction gains you more miles from a gallon of gasoline! We will appreciate your Spring order FRED J. FICK Talephone 13 JACKSONVILLE, ORE. Goodrich Silver town C T ord i re Godward Mercantile Co PERSONAL SERVICE Look out for Paint! Enamel, stains, varnishes, colors in oil, linseed oil, kalsomine, brushes Clean up and Paint up FICK’S HARDWARE f 1 T T ❖ t T T T X T T The front of Fick’s hard ware store looks better in its new jacket of paint. A num ber of other fronts on Main street are groaning for a sim-i ilar dose—and now is the best I time to doit. Considering, the small expense, nothing on earth so much improves a building as a coat of fresh paint. Try it and see for y on rselves._________ Paise all the Raise them the Pan-a-ce-a way Start them right—keep them growing—without any back set. I’AN-A-CE-A gives chicks good appetite and good digestion—gives vigor to resist disease. PAN-A-CE-A pre vents food fermentation—that's where most of the bowel troubles start. PAN-A-CE-A prevents and cures gapes, in digestion, diarrhea, leg weakness. PAN-A-CE-A your chicks and then watch them feather. A PAN-A-CE-A chick will out-feather a non-PAN-A-CE-A chick every time. Dr. Hess Poultry PAN-A-CE-A makes chicks grow, _■ Wa have a package to suit. now Corn Syrup Cane Flavor White 10 lbs a 5 lbs a 2 1-2 lbs Dark 10 lbs a 5 lbs a 21-2 lbs Price Advances on May 1 POWER COMPANY — 2,900 shares now remaining, offered to customers and friends at 095 per share YOUR PARTNERS IN PROGRESS T he C alifornia O regon P ower C ompany 7% Preferred Capital Stock Yielding 7S7 c / g In a few weeks— May 1 —the opportunity to invest in these securities at the exceedingly attractive rate of $95 per share will have passed. The stocks of comparable public utili ties on this coast are held at approximately the par value price of $100 per share. If you want 7.37% -and safety act at once, while you can still invest at the present figure. Even now our custom- ers and friends are rapidly taking up the few shares still available. THE STOCK Par value $100 per share. Dividends paid since issuance, $7 per share per annum. Checks mailed every three months, $ 1.75 per share. Proceeds of all securities sold devoted ex clusively to development of Company’s properties. *~**f«~y* The California Oregon Power Company has shown a substantial growth in earn ings resulting from the devel opment of the territory in which it operates. Between 191 2 and 1922, the Company’s consumers grew from 6,561 to 13,123, an increase of 100% — and the development of the territory is still in its infancy. In the same ten years the physical properties behind the Company’s Capital Stock have increased from $4,189.325.76 to $10,293,- 569.69, which includes seven hydro-electric plants in Southern Oregon and Northern Cal ifornia. The accompanying chart shows the steadily increased earnings of this Company. now outstanding amounts to a total of $8,385,361.53, which equals $288.30 per share, or over three times the present cost of $95 per share. Purchase may be made in any amount from one share upwards; cash, or savings plan; $5.00 per share as first payment, and $5.00 per share per month. Interest on all partial pay ments at 6% per annum. The stock is listed on the San Francisco Stock and Bond Exchange. The California Oregon Power Company Offices: Medford, Grants Pass, Klamath Falls, Oregon Basket Grocery Yreka, Dunsmuir, C^jfomia Price ddvances M,ty 1, 1923 o.' .fin l’hink tw ice; act thrice; before leaving vour camp tire g wll klrw li, frin Imi .f i,mf.r.fl, iyJrt-tlMrt, turri ti™. Tir f-tr, wrll ir .J.'r.erJ .Mr, f. The Post d oes all kinds of Job Printing J /-r-»« fi., tf ts fer ti.re frr mr.ti n- tr toit intieu ,f tir tm.Ji.gl, fri,, „ nitri tiìl iifi-jr’.d, Knrn, ti wv M tfrrtJ—fQf fé' n ytrU 737% fe' •.?tXKXXX>-.X.'C.<J<XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX’XXXXXXXXN3Oc8 Read the Post an education for the whole family for only $2.00 Evening prices 10c and 30c. CALIFORNIA OREGON Better join our chamber of commerce and get in line for the big basket dinner pic nic at the auto park Monday evening, April 30. .80 .43 .25 .72 .39 .21 15^ I An exchange prints this rather interesting poem: “Here lies the body of A. Procter, who bumped into a train and couldn’t find a doc tor.” Wedding Breakfast Friday, April 20—Ruth Roland in “The Timber Queen” and “Discontented Wives.” Saturday, 21st, matinee and evening—Wallace Reid in “Across the Continent.” Sunday and Monday, 22-23—Mae Murray in “The Delicious Little Devil.” Tuesday and Wednesday, 24-25—“Brothers Uuder the Skin.” “Country Store” every Monday night Saturday Matinee—Merchants prize to lucky number ROLL YOUR OWN WITH Rix Da Croix Paper* Attached ■ a Dr.Hess Instant Louse Killer Kills Lice F. & E. Theatre, Central Point from the factory A government ride range is being established on the Linn or Caughron place in the mountains one mile west of Jacksonville, for use by the Jackson county national guardsmen. Jacksonville Pharmacy Tall u* how much stock you hatte. It seems hard to believe that some people living in towns—those owning prop erty, who should be more interested than anybody else in cleaning up and improving the appearance of the town ■—refuse to clean up their premises until forced to do so by the health authorities. But the time has come in Jacksonville when owners of propertv will be forced to clean up, whether they want to or not. In every other town they are compelled to clean up, and why not here? Jacksonville Cash Store K— Wrf, flu, yw udir ,r grf f.ll i.frmuttit. u ...,f I «¡fiert, "f”* e.y «-Af <f i. tir „ mul r -I I The California Oregon Power Company I I Medford, Oregon I I Please have a member of your organization call ' I on me about your ;% Preferred Stock. I I I I Nume _ I I .1 J Jr eu I -J —4
