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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 15, 1924)
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE George Carrier of Copper, Calif., was a visitor in town Wednesday. And General Accessories Hardman Garage D. E. HARDMAN, Prop. Main Street Jacksonville Thone 282 NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY REAL ESTATE In Jacksonville. A new era is here and all desirable property will soon be taken at the very reasonable prices now prevailing. List v. ith me if jou have property for sale. The demand will be goed this Fall. SURETY BUNDS FURNISHED J. L. ROE Fire Insurance Notary Public Justice of the Peace City Recorder Jacksonville, Oregon Office in Roe Bldg. Rev. J. K. Howard, of Oakland, is visiting friends in Medford and Jackson ville. Mrs. Mamie O’Brien was very pleasantly entertained at the Hanley ranch on the Central Point road, Friday. Mrs. Jas. G. Cotchett of Sidney, Australia, who is visiting in Medford, was calling on friends in this city Friday. Y T 'J The UNIVERSITY of OREGON contains: The College of Literature. Science and the Arts with *22 departments. 1 he professional schools of Archi tecture and Allied Arts—Business Administration—Education-Grad uate Study—Journalism—Law— 1 Medicine—Music—Physical Edu cation-Sociology—Extension For a catalogue or any information Write The Registrar, University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon To Portland Low round trip fares The 49th Year Opens September 25,1924 li_____________ ____________ fJ Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Yost and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Yost attended a funeral at Ash Don’t put your wishbone land Sunday, deceased being where your backbone ought an aunt of Mrs. Ray Yost. to be. Messrs, and Mesdames J. B. Coleman, Ray Coleman, Glen Terrill, C. E. Terrill, E. A. Langley, and Miss Claire Coleman enjoyed a Far a real home place you cannot find a better location than Oregon’s historic week-end trip to the caves. city of Jacksonville. Best climate in to Portland and return. Sold on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. Return limit 16 days. to Portland and return. Sold any day. $16.00 Return limit October 31st. Stopovers any- where. Its comfort, convenience and safety make Southern Pacific service worth more to you than any other form of transportation. For full information communicate with M. Montgomery, Agent, Medford $13.25 HOMESEEKER SMILES It is reported that mining men from Idaho have leased from Dr. Ray of Medford, for a period of five years, 600 acres of land adjoining Jack Traveler: “Your son Girls do some foolish sonville and will mine it on a things but they don’t wear large scale. threw a stone at me.” “Did he h i t stiff white collars any more. Irishman: J. Bolton McMahan, who you?” delivers The Oregonian to Traveler: “No.” He who sitteth upon a subscribers in Jacksonville I “Well, then, Irishman: throne or in a presidential each day, enjoyed a holiday he wasn’t my boy.”—Ameri chair, hearing the com-i Tuesday, spending the day can Boy. plaints of the multitude,' with his grandparents, Mr. hath nothing on him who and Mrs. T. K. Bolton, in Wife: “Didn’t I hear the sitteth behind the wheel of Ashland, clock strike two as you came the family car with his wife Dr. F. E. Butler, of Port-, in last night?” i in the back seat. land, and his nephew, Wal Other Half: “You did. ter Smith, of Centralia, It started to strike eleven an’ I stopped it so’s not to Í A high-brow is one who Wash., visited at the C. F. says: “Please posses your Hoefs home last week. Ac waken yot.—Ex. soul in patience.” companied by C. F. Hoefs, A medium-brow is one i they left Sunday for Butte Wife: “This pudding is a who says: “Hold y o u r I Falls, to be joined there by I sample of the new cook’s horses.” Elmer Hoefs on a camping I work. What do you think A low-brow is one who i »ip- of it?” says: “Keep your shirt on.” Husband: “I call it medi R. T. Kirkpatrick depart —The Kablegram. ocre.” ed Friday for Enterprise, Wife: “No, dear, it’s where he has farming in A certain school teacher' terests which needed his at tapioca.”—Ex. I had a great deal of trouble tention. Mr. Kirkpatrick “How would you classify jin making a boy understand helped build the Medford- a telephone girl? Is hers a his lesson and when he final Jacksonville road, being one ly succeeded he drew a long of the few who helped with business or a profession?” “Neither. It’s a calling.” breath and said, “Well, if itI the job from start to finish. were not for me you’d be I ----------- -o- the biggest donkey in the Mother: “No, Bobby; for state.”—Kablegram. LODGE DIRECTORY the the third time I tell you you can’t have another I Mrs. Newlywed (who has Masonic chocolate.” 'been hearing news of an old Bobby (in despair): “1 Oregon Chapter No. 4, Royal Arch don’t see where father gets sweetheart, whom she jilt Maaona, meets in Jacksonville second the idea that you’re always ed): “And when you told Tuesday of each month. him I was married did he Warren Lodge No. 10, A. F and A. changing your mind!” M.; meets in Jacksonville second Wed seem to be sorry?” nesday of each month. “Yes, he said he was ver« Teacher: “What is the sorry—althongh he didn't difference between a stoic know the man personally.” Odd Fellows and a cynic?” I —Ex. Jacl sonville Lodge, No. 10,1. ( O. 1 East Side New Yorker: “A meets every Saturday evening stoic is a boid what brings Ruth Rebekah Lodge No. 1 li> n At the close of a recent regular meeting the first ibutl the babies and a cynic is a talk the tiltii Monday of each month place where you wash the Sunday school teacher asked the pupils if dishes." they had a ■ questions to Native D nqhtrt' ask, and i.mme'liately a snyall Jane McCully1 ” -i “As I was crossing th< hand shot skyw ird. ville, of Native Pa» . ’pf said bridge the other day,’’ “Please, sir,” ti e little one meets at the h»»'-.»* < ■ a an Irishman, “I met Pat Wednesday, ? 3 «k wanted to know, “why was O’Brien. 'O’Brien,’ says I, Adam never a baby ” ‘how are you?’ ‘Pretty well, The teacher paused, in CATARRHA L DEA1 NESS thank you, Brady,’ says be. ten caused by an ir flamed cnniition ‘Brady!’ says I, ‘that’s not doubt as to what answer to of s of h? ’ mucous lin ig of the KiiBtachian Ti e. When this tube is inflamed you make to this momentous my name.’ ‘Faith,’ says he, e a rumbling aourd or imperfect faring. Unless ne ii.fi;.rnmation can question, but a little girl, the reduced, your hearing may be de- ‘and mine’s not O’Brien. royed forever. eldest of several brothersand HALLS CATAl.HH MEDICINE will “With that we again <lo what wr- claim for it—lid your system of Catarrh or Deafness <AUsed by looked at each other, and sisters, came to his aid: ' ’ rrh. HALL 3 CATARRH MEDICINE ; i been successful in the treatment of “Please, sir, there was no- Cat sure enough it was n r ther irrh for over Forty Years. Sold by ail druggists. 1 body to nurse him. ” F. J. Caeney A. Co., I o M o , 0. of u*l” 1 “Smile—and the World Smiles With You; Weep and You Weep Alone.” Southern Pacific 'S Oregon. More than 75 per cent of the inhabitants reside in their own homes. Highest quality jewelry Goof garden and fruit lands. Good repairing, diamond set schools and churches. Electric light ting, watch repairing, and power. Good water. Wonderful agate mounting and jew shade trees and mountain and valley elry manufacturing. scenery. Good citizenship—all white REDDY & CO. W. A. BISHOP, Prop. E. Main St., MEDFORD, OREGON. American. Moving and all kinds of Free auto camp grounds. We solicit full investigation of our freight handled. advantages and community by pros pective settlers who want to build a out ranches, $2 per acre up; Don’t miss bargains advertised in 10 Selling home and live a long happy life. years time. Ranches for rent. this issue. . Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce. Gold Ray Realty Co., Medford, Ore. Jacksonville Freight Line Real Estate for Sale. COMPARE THIS WITH THE GROWTH OF YOUR OTHER PROPERTY —then invest in one o£ your community’s fastest-growing enterprises Gross earnings of The California Oregon Power Company today are One Million Dollars a year greater than the gross earnings for 1913. Revenue-producing assets — solid structures of wood, steel, copper and concrete-!- now reach near ly twelve million dollars over seven millions more than twelve ye" a In ight yes "s,4 io <*’, nc of electncitv produced by this comp. 113 1- ■ . drupled. Electric energy ><»\ a ci houses operate s entire from the eight v ichiiit ry. irrigates thousands sawm .. run* er for of productive :u , ■ - domestic uses , ed homes in fotty-four lU.dl ;'ltS prosper«" uj ununitie’; I .1 Ì ■ ■ . * opportunity Nc w expansion ■ The demi ii.: Infime'-. already has power plant construction is I t“ qnl«.’ in p 'I > w nev < ii ici '-o ■ n.vner Kasebur, CAI II » h N THE CALIFORNIA OREGOl M CDFOiiD. 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