Jacksonville post., January 25, 1924, Image 4

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Friday, Jan. 25, 1924
Anaconda Buys
Copper Mines Here
Winter Goods
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B S. P. and H. M. SHUTT, P ublishers
The American Smelting &.
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j Entered at the poatoffice at Jacksonville. Oregon Refining Company has dis-1
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posed of additional copper
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Remember
mines
to the Anaconda Cop­
Published Every Friday at Jacksonville, Jack
son County, Oregon.
per Mining company. This
that we
transfer, following the sale
ADVERTISING RATES
Regular display adv. per inch, each issue....... 20c last year of Chile copper to
carry a long
Display adv., less than a month, per inch....... 25c
Business locals, per line, each issue................... 10c Anaconda, is thought to in­
clude Blue Ledge copper, 30
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
line of
One Year.....................................................
S2.no miles southwest of Jackson-1
Six Months.................................................
1.25
which the smelting i
Three Months......... ................................
.75 viile,
Boots,
(In Advance)
company took over from the
Robert S. Towne estate last
Shoes,
The Proper Spirit year. Anaconda is connect- ;
ed with the Thompson Gunn
(Medford Record Herald)
Rubber
of Gray Eagle, anoth­
The prospect of securing a control
er large copper mine in Blue
Foot-wear
new road to the Oregon Ledge vicinity.
Caves via the historic town
Wool
of Jacksonville, is of more The automobi'e road sur­
veyed
through
the
Seiad
pass
, than passing importance to
Q Medford, at this time. Also of the Siskiyou range and
Sox, Shirts,
the fact that this proposed connecting Blue Ledge with
road will be doubly attractive Happy Camp, where Grey I Underwear
as a tourist attraction because Eagle is situated, will be com­
and every­
j of Old J’ville being on the menced this Spring, accord­
ing
to
present
plans
of
Dis-J
line, should make us think
thing for
twice before cutting off our trict Forester Cecil of Port­
land
and
the
forest
officials
■
nose to spite our face. The
the coldest
interest of the whole South­ of California, where the new
ern Oregon country should construction begins.
days
New construction in Cali­
be the interest of Medford.
Prompt Delivery and Good Service
It is not a question of how fornia is to start at Seattle
fast Medford can be made to Bar, 26 miles from Jackson­
grow any more than it is a ville and 19 miles from Ruch.
question of how fast the John Dixon, mining operator
Phone 142
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whole Southern Oregon em­ of Medford, has taken over;
Phone 74
the
Spiker
&
Spencer
copper
a
pire can be made to grow.
aocœcoœe^oooacxxxMxxaooocKJ Medford should not engage claims on Squaw creek, two
Notice to the Public.
in enterprises which in any miles from Seattle Bar. A Woman’s Statement
I will not be responsible for any debts
way are detrimental to the large tonnage of heavy sul­
by my wife, Mrs. Bertha
other sections of the country. phide ore is indicated on the Will Help Jacksonville contracted
Varney.
Ray Varney.
PERSONA L SER VICE
In the near future the road Dixon property.
“I hated cooking because all I ate
In Blue Ledge and Grey turned sour and formed gas. I drank Notice of Hearing Final Account
will be paved to Jacksonville,
of Executor.
then it will be paved over to Eagle combined there is ex­ hot water and olive oil by the gallon.
posed by development about Nothing helped until I used Adlerika.” N otice is hereby given that the Coun­
the caves.
one million tons of iron and Most medicines act only on lower bowel ty Court of the State of Oregon, for
A complete stock of hardware,
but Adlerika acts on BOTH upper and Jackson County, did on the 15th day of
It is certainly encouraging copper pyrite ore of smelting lower
bowel and removes all gas and January, 1924, make and enter an order
cooking utensils, etc.
and refreshing to hear talks character.
poisons. Excellent for obstinate con­ in the matter of the last will and estate
stipation. Helps any case gas on the of Annie G. Gillmore, deceased, pend­
and arguments like those de­
Auto Accessories of all kinds,
Real
Estate
for
Sale.
stomach in TEN minutes. By all lead­ ing in said court, that the hearing of
livered
here
before
the
coun
­
Gasoline, Oils, Tires, etc.
out ranches, $2 per acre up; ing druggists.
the final account of F. W. Streets, as
ty court Wednesday by Judge 10 Selling
years time. Ranches for rent.
executor
of the last will and estate,
Watson of Ashland, Lawyer Gold Ray Realty Co., Medford, Ore.
Notice to Creditors.
will be heard at the courtroom of the •
Charley Reames, W.H.Gore
In the County Court of the State of county judge on Monday, the 18th day
FOR SALE
and Bill Gates of Medford Fresh-ground
Oregon for Jackson County.
of February, 1924, at the hour of ten
graham, 10 lbs for 35c.
who, in the strongest and Corn meal 3c, cracked 2Jjc lb, deliver­ In the Matter of the Estate of Wil­ o’clock A. M. of said day, and of any
liam Nelson, Deceased.
objections to said final account. All
most convincing argument, ed.
Lee Wakefield.
Notice is hereby given by the under­ persons having interest in said estate
advocated the paving of the
and Calcimining. signed to all persons having claims are hereby notified to file and present
road from Medford to Ruch Painting
I guarantee satisfaction at reason­ against the estate of William Nelson, any objections they may have to the
I—and that the work begin able
prices. See me when in need of Deceased, to present them with proper final account of F. W. Streets on file
vouchers within six months from date in said court and cause on or before the
at once at the Medford end. work of this kind; also plumbing.
of
first publication to Frank L. Nelson, date of hearing aforesaid.
It is just such broad-minded
Roy Martin, Jacksonville.
at 1101 Boulevard, Ashland, Oregon.
Dated January 15, 1924.
boosters as these enterprising Sewing Machine for Sale.
Date of first publication, December
F. W. STREETS,
gentlemen who get behind A Hot-point electric sewing machine 28, 1923.
Executor of the last will and estate
D. E. HARDMAN, Prop.
big movements that make —never used. See Mrs. Sparks, oppo­
FRANK L. NELSON,
of Annie G. Gillmore, deceased.
d28 j25
Administrator. | Grants Pass, Oregon.
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great cities and thriving com­ site depot in Jacksonville.
munities.
It
is
just
such
Batteries Charged
i boosters and spirit that con­
verted Southern California
General Repairing
Acetylene Welding i within a few years from a
worthless desert into the
richest,
most productive and
Hot-shot Batteries and Accessories
thickly-populated district in
Main Street
Jacksonville
Phone 282
the United States—Los An­
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geles increasing in population
in 25 years from a town of
20,000 to a million people.
Southern
Oregon is richer in
The Post does all kinds of Job Printing natural resources
and advan­
tages than Southern Califor­
Read the Post—an education for
nia and should be forging
the whole family for only $2.00
ahead at the same rate.
Paved roads will help bring
about
such condition.
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for everybody,
at right prices •
’ Men’s “Ball Band”
Rubber Boots, $4.50
High-grade wool sox 50c
Best Grade
Mill Feed
$1.75 per sack
Jacksonville Cash Store
Godward Mercantile Co
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Hardman Garage
Hot Water Bottles
A good one for $1.50;
A better and bigger one for $2.00
Jacksonville Pharmacy
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Selling out at Cost
All stock being sold at cost,
to save paying freight
John Pappas
Now that the Medford-
Jacksonville-Ruch road is to
be paved, watch Jacksonville
come to the front with leaps
and bounds.
Who knows
but what the county seat
town may again take its place
as the metropolis of Southern
Oregon ? When this road is
paved, no doubt hundreds of
people doing business in
Medford will prefer to live
in Jacksonville. It will be
only a 6-miiiite auto ride be­
tween the two towns.
It will be quite a feather
in Medford’s cap with that
city headquarters and gate­
way to two of the world’s
greatest natural attractions—
Crater Lake and the Oregon
Caves—one on the east, the
other on the west. When
this road is paved from Med­
ford to the Caves, connecting
with the Crescent City high­
way, many thousands of tour­
ists will travel this scenic f
I route every summer.
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Better Cookm
Friends of your own with electric ranges
will tell you that electric cooking with con­
trolled heat gives better results, and does it
more cheaply.
Hundreds and hundreds of our subscribers
revelling in this modem clean way of house­
keeping, have no untidy wood or coal fires
to tend—and say it would be cheap at twice
the actual cost.
Let us convince you of how surprisingly low
the average bill runs — from the current
monthly statements in our books.
Ask about the special combined rates for
cooking and lighting at our local office. See the
electric ranges today at your electrical dealer's.
You can get one on easy payments to be in­
stalled immediately.
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON PO5STR COMPANY
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