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C1.0HK OI* HUH1NKHH ON .IUNK 30, 1920
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Nelson Aulo Sales & Service
JUNK
WK WANT ANY KFNI) AND
ALL YOU HAVE
Cottage G rove
Junk Company
2 4 Pacific Highway
Phone 6
GROVE TRANSFER
COMPANY
All kinds of
Furniture Moving and
General Jobbing
HKHOLHCKH
i ii
md dUcount*
Oveidriift*: nenired, none; uuneeured ...
U H Government occur it in* owned
lo* poi it ed tu »tee u re emulation (I H bond* par value)
Pledged u4 rollatt*ia| for *tuto or other depoNita or bill*
p i , nuli
( • ned and u npledged
lutai I S. (lo v e r iiiuent Neruritie*
Other boiirlR, rtneuntie*, etc.:
limola (other tlinu I/. S. bond*) pledged to arcare posta!
*n ; i tigli deponit
liond* and Neenrilie* (other than li. H. *eeurilien) pledged
a* collateral for state or other deposita (puntai ex-
eluded ) or bi II pay abb
Hertintiea, other than I H. bond* (not including Hfock*),
owned and .unpledged
Total bonds, scrunile*, etc., other than I H.
Stork o f l ederai l(r erse Hank (50f/> o f subn/riptiony
Vable of banking house, owned and uninetjinhcred
Furniture and fu tu re*
..... ....
........... .
Jleal estate oHTii'd other than banking house
I .a ss fui reMerse vsith Federal Reserve Hfiuk
< uni» in s unit nnd net amount* due from iiritiorinl bank*
Net Ninuuiib due front blink*, bunkera, and trimt eompu
nie* ut the I ruled State* (other than included in tin*
two preceding items)
.... ....................
cheek* on other bank* hi flu* same city or town a* re
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JACOBS
r R O I ’ R IK T O R
Phone 21 1*3 * Of fire Phone I
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PEARL O IL
(KEROSENE)
H fA T -L IG H T
STANDARD O IL COMP.VNY
|0 A li r O U N I A I
$424,HOD til
nil no
12,000.00
10 000 00
16,121 « I
07,021.71
7JOOO 00
'
m
. i
• . 0
71,711.51
1.500.00
1 , 000.00
1.800.00
48,041.8.1
155,101.40
5,570.70
porting bunk
Total
101,201.21
1H,000.00
321.23
Total o f three preceding item*
101,450.05
Cheek* m i bank * located outside of eily or town of re*
porting bank aud other eusli Item*
..........
Redemption fund with I . H. Treasurer and due from li.
i
»lb..
N I »• «Miner
luterei? earned but not collected approximate on Note*
and Hill* Keccivnblo not past due
.....
Othi i annota
224.70
025.00
2,558.00
1,320.74
♦ 827, 12.1.23
.
L I A III L I T I KH
• ipít i atm k paid in
f
Hurplua fund
• ndis idi d profita
Le** current ex permea, interest, nnd fates paid N
Interest and di-count collected or credited in advance of
maturity and not earned (approximate)........................
e m u la t in g notes outstanding
. . ...... ............ .......
Net amount due to national bunk*....................................
Cashiei 't* eliecka on own bank outstanding
Total of Isso preceding item*
Dtauaud depofltU (other than bank deposits) subject to
ItcKcrre (deposit* pas aide within .'10 days):
Individual deposit* silbj* *'t to check
........... ....
Certificates o f defMAsit due in le** thf»n 30 days (other
than for money borrowed).
........ ............ .....................
State, county, or other miinieipal dejoróts aerured by
pledge of ii**et* o f this bank
...................... .................
Di videncia unpaid
Total *>f demand depornts (other than bank deposita)
Time deposits subject to Reserve (payable after 30 days,
«ir sub jeet to lit) day * or more not ice, and post al sas mgs; :
F on I m I Musing* deposit*...........
..........................................
Other time dii•pointa.
T o t a l of time deposit* aubject to reaerve
r
t iik
I 25.000.00
25,000.(2)
12, M2 I »
12,302.14
2.630.07
I 1,0(21.00
1,8*5.05
728.12
2,011.07*
504,522.01
20.852.13
.KHMMI
5
1,402.59
134,849.70
130,312.20
1227,123.2
O f the total loana and discounts shown above, the amount on which interest
and «(••(count vs a* charged at rate* m excess of those permitted by law (Her*
5197, lies S la t . i (exebisive o f note* upon which total charge not to exceed
BOM
l ile number of such loans wn«
.......
...».................... ..........none
State o f Oregon, County <»f Line, **.: I. T. C. Wheeler, cashier o f the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement i* true to the bent o f
knowlcdgi and Intlief.
1 ( W H K K L E R Cxikitf.
Hub'«nlo-d ami sworn to before me C o U K K C T A T T E S T :
tin* !»th .las o f .luis. 1920
IIK R IIK R T KAKI.N,
Ilouier (. «Ibiwav, Notary I'nblic.
N. W. W H IT E ,
Ms rotumi*sio!) expires Mar. 21, 1921)
O. O. V K A T C f l , Director*.
SOCIETY
(C”«»n, «nii.-.l from second page.)
S U M M O N «.
T (i H U DTKLL. 8PEOIA1* A O R N T
S T A N D A R D O I L CO. C o tta «" Oro»#
Dick Hickson
STATIONERY
MAGAZINES AND
LATEST MUSIC
S e v e n l h atul M a i n
SUMMONS.
*
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lu tin* Circuit Churl nf thi* State o f
Oriunii f»»r l,ni»r ('(unity,
Klli'tt N. lltii»|MT, i » 1 tt ■ il t if f , \ h . (truer
li«*|»prr, defendant.
Tu (¿rari*
flit* Abusi* N ti turi)
I refendit nt :
In the nume nf tin* Ntnte^nf Oregon
you lire hereby required tu appear nml
uitNwer the ciftnplnint filet! ngaifiNt ynu
in thi* abuse entitled nuit within *i\
sseek h from the date o f the find pub
lient inn uf t h 11 MummotiH, and if you
fail tu nu ftriNwer, fur want thereof the
plain tiff will apply tu the rourt fur
the relief prayed for in plain tiff m
complaint, In wit: for a decree o f the
euiirt tli:<M<ilving th«« marriage euiitrart
lind bundn uf matriiunny exinting be­
tween you and the plaintiff on the
ground* of cruel nnd inhuman treat
ment and infidelity of and toward the
plain tiff and fur the cure, cu*tudy and
control uf all the minor children be
lunging to you and the plaintiff and
for Nucb* other and further relief a*
may deem proper in the premine* and
for coutil and dinburoemeht* o f thi*
Will t .
'Phi* nom mon* i* nerved by publica
timi by order o f the lion. U. F. Mkip
worth, judge of th«. abuse named rourt,
dated the tith day o f July, A. Ib IH20,
mid the date o f the fimt publication
o f thi* mini mon* will be the iltli day
o f July, 19ÎÎ0, and the hint publication
thereof will be on the 20th day o f
Aogtmt, A. Ib 10-0.
II. J. S H I N N ,
jltl a20
Attorney for Plain tiff.
I'ontof(ire addrenn, Cottage (Irose, Ore.
NOTIOK OF F I N A L HETTLEMENT.
In thè County Court of thè State of
Oregon for Lane ('utility.
In thè mifttter o f thè estate o f ( ath
enne A. IVrkin*, deceimed.
N ut ire i* hereliy gl veli tliat thè un
dernigued ndniinintnitrix nf thè entnte
uf Catherine A. Peritimi, decen*»d, han
libai ber final aeeoiint w itti thè < oiinty
Clark o f Lnne eounty, Oregon, in thè
mattar of thè *aid estate and an arder
han been mode and entered of reeord
direeting notice and netting Augunt thè
17th, 11120, at II o ’clock a. m. o f naid
day a* thè time for thè hearing and
panning upon thè naid filini aeeoiint
and objeetionn thereto, i f any flo re la»,
and for thè finii! nettlement »o d din
tributimi o f naid entnte.
The fir*t pvblieition o f thi* notift
will he un thè IHth day o f July, 1020,
aud the Inai publication will be on thè
Hiaith
The «lay being the an
niversary of Mr». Smith '» marring--,
the members put over n mock weddiog
ceremony for who-li tio-y were dressed
in tin ir wed.ling gowns.
A fte r the
ceremony, the member» repaired to
their homes and returned in regulation
lustume, only to tie interrupt««! by tin-
fire at the K K Mills home, where
Mr:«. M ills ’ wediiiiig life»:«, which had
just been worn at tin mock ceremony,
was <l«'Stroye-l. Refreshments gave lie-
finishing touch to an exciting after
noon.
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♦
Seventeen o f Dorothy Jackson’s lit
lie playmates gathered at the home of
her grandparents, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. I..
Darby, W e«lne»< I ay afternoon for a
parly given in honor o f the lift l<-
girl's third birthduy anniversary. A f
ter a happy timi- at games ire cream
nini «'like were serveil and eneli little
guest was presented with a toy bai
loon as u souvenir of tin- occasion.
Mrs. («lady» Jackson, Dorothy's moth
cr, then took all seventeen for a ride
in her eur and afterwards left each
one at h«T own door.
f
FEATURES YOU GET
EXCLUSIVELY IN
Motor Accessibility
Miss Lula C’urrin and Miss Esther
Hilsby entertained a fe w friends in­
formally Monday evening at the home
o f Miss Currin on south I'aeifie high
way in honor o f Miss Kvn Itiehmorir!.
o f Fort lami. Music, curii» nnd social
-hat were concluded with a ilaioty
luneh«-nn serveil l»y the hostesses.
•> S*/ <(>
A special meeting o f the H«i«-ial
Twelve dull was held Haturilay aft«-r
noon at tin- home of Mrs. Will Hall in
honor of Mrs. L. I.. Ilill, o f Man Fran­
cisco. Members of the club only were
pro», nt.
Light
refre»hnients
wen-
served.
\
*
Tlo- Tuesday Evening club met this
week with Mrs. J. II. Chamber». A *<>•
<-ial hour followed the regular business
session and refreshment» were »erved.
^
+
Mr». Karl Jiaroutte entertained four
teen gin-sts at a dinner Burulny eve­
ning. Relative» anil rm-mbers o f thi-
family made up the number.
Accessibility is a prime requisite for
the successful maintenance of a motor
truck at a minimum expense.
You will find M A C K trucks incor­
porate more advanced principles of de­
velopment toward the accomplishment of
accessibility than can be claimed for
other makes of trucks. This is the re­
sult of M A C K truck engineering and
twenty-four years of building and per­
fecting motor trucks.
M A C K trucks are built in two types
The models under three tons’ capacity
are known as A B ; those over as AC. The
motors are identical except as to size.
Examine these features of accessibil­
ity : Ports in the side of the crank case,
removed by thumbscrew, permit inspec­
tion of the shafts; pistons and connecting
rods may be drawn through the bottom
without disturbing either shaft; the cam­
shaft may be withdrawn thiough the
Iront; the magneto and pump are located
in the front of the engine.
19,924.50
I
1-th day o f \ugiist, 1920.
Neva Harvey, formerly I ’crkin*,
AdminiNtrntrix o f the estati* o f
* Catherine \. I ’.rkins, deceased.
.1 Shinn, Atty. for \dmr.
716 813
J. T
1 o f thr Soothrrn Pacific company nt
In (hi- Circuit Court o f thn Ht ut. of ! Ashland.
Mr. and Mra. Kmlifcr arc nt home
lirismi for Lam- Ciuinty.
I .i ti i- •• I ti Taylor aiol MatiMa Taylor, to tl.nr frirnda nt Ili7 Onrfirld atrrrt.
Aahlnnd. (Ire.
ai» « i fi't M y ron Tay lor, (ilati va Tny
♦ ♦ ♦
lor, Lia Taylor, Io lui Taylor, Harvey
Welch Brims.
Taylor atril !«• llr Taylor, hi. m l r , alni
Miaa llratrr J. lirnna wn» imitrd in
I.illian ,1. 'Taylor, l'I.until'f»,
I
marrin|{i-
Hnturduy, July III, t<> liar
v*.
ry K. Wrlch lit Coquillr, Orr. M i a s
John Hugh Taylor, Iirfrnilaiit,
It-'inia is a dau|{htrr o f Mr. ami Mr».
J. \\. It. inis, nt Loudon. For th«* past
lo John liliali Taylor, Drfrnilant :
In llir iniiiir o f (hi* Ht•• *,* o f (In-gnn two yrura ah«- haa bm-n trarhini; in
.on nrr hrrrliy rmiuirril lo ii|i|irar ami thr Marahfii-lil »rhoola anil previuua
■ nawrr Ihr complaint frinì against you to that timr taught ill Cottay;a drove.
.o Ihr nliovr rutilimi auit » i t i m i aia Mr and Mra. Welch will make their
ari ha from thr day of Ihr firat pali home ii | Mnrahficid.
liration o f tina aiiiniiioiia and if you
Counts Brattain.
i ni lo a nawrr for want thr roof thr
A quirt home wrddiliK wna aolcm
plaintiffs wil| <>l-l'ly* to thr rourt for
hr r rh rf |iruyr<¡ for in |duintiff’a ni/.«'il at Miiplrlon Wednesday, Ju»y 7.
when (irrald F. Counts, o f this city,
oiii|iluint filmi hrrrin tovvit:
Kof n drrrrr u|>|*.litm(j rrfrrrra to and Mina Kvn Unit tain, o f Springfield,
• nnkr a partition o f thr following i|r ware united in marriage nt the home
of Mrs. Otto ICicr, »inter o f thr hrule.
o r i l o . I rral property:
1«. R ia m ili 25 \-2 roda « r a t o f thr Following the ri-rt-mony a luncheon
Norlhraal rorurr o f Lot I, H»-«-. 32, Tp. wan nerved to th«- members o f the
.'I M. R. 3 \V. W. M., rii a Wrat to the lataily and intimate frirnda. Mr. and
Northwest mirnrr o f thr Northraat Mra. Counts left on the morning train
piarlrr o f thr Northwrat i|iiartrr uf for a ahort wedding trip and are now
aitili Sri-, 32, .South L'U rha., Kaat ‘Jo .it home ia Cottage drove, wh«-rr they
limila. Smth to a point dur wrat of will r«-side.
♦ ♦ ♦
hr Norlhwral rorurr o f riami fil, No
Our o f til«- moat enjoyable social uf
tiliratiiiu 7M, Kaat Io thi» Houtnenat
.'ornrr ot l.o| 3, aaid Srr. 3U, North lo fairs o f thr summer was that plannml
Ihr Sonili lini* o f Claim C>!i, Wrat tu by Mra. Krnent A rim’s, who invited
thr Southwrat rorurr of anuir North about forty guests to her homu Weil
lo a point fi I roda Sont limai i* ly from nraday afternoon to renew acquaint-
Mrs.
Alice
tir|>miiin|( ami Northwrati-rly fiI roda mice with lur mother,
n l..-y'i n li i UK, roBtliìniiijj lift a m a in Richmond, o f Rugene, nml her sisters.
Mra. R. K. driawold, o f Kugene, and
l.imr County, IIrr^on;
Alan: Itr^mninK
roda Kaat o f thr Miaa Kvn Richmond, o f Fortland. An
Northwrat mirnrr o f claim 53, N o t i f i ­ interesting contest in which the Indies
ent iifli Tils in Sm-. L’S, Tp. 21 H. II. 3 lind n thorough opportunity to teat the
W’. W. M ., run raat tu thr Northmiat veracity o f thr fiv e aenai-a wna won
cornar o f anni claim 53, South III by Mra. Andrew Itruiid. Mrs. deorgr
huilla fo Soiithraat cornar, Wrat JH Kerr, who hnd arrived late, received
•-lut ina to Moulhwrrat cornar, North to the consohition price. A delightful fee-
dir Soutlirnat rornrr o f claim 55, No lure o f the afternoon was Miaa Rich­
tification 77-«, Wrat to a point about mond's singing, which is always highly
13.25 chniiiN Kaat o f * thr Southwrat appreciated by Cottage d r o v e 's music
lovers.
Dainty
refrt-ahnients
were
rornrr of aaid rlnini 55 and North
i-nalrrly
to
Ili-Pianini;,
rontaiaiiip served ln*e in the afternoon.
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157.19 acn-a, r l i * pt K.IÌ3 aerra drrdrd
Thr M. P. d. club wns plennnntly
to Ida C. and Urbercn K. Taylor;
A loo t I ha \\ i -1 l o rwU o t i.ot ‘j , rnlrrtnined Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
See.
Tp, t l s. i;. S w. w. M.. m m
lanmij; |l nrrra, and
Almi: thr Southwrat quarter o f thr
.Southwant qimrtrr o f Srr. 2!l and tha
North want qimrtrr o f thr Northwrat
qunrti-r o f Srr. 32, Tp. 21 S. U. 3 W. W H E N C O T T A G E Q R O V E C I T I Z E N S
SHOW A W A Y .
W. M.
ammiK thr plaintiff* and ilrfrndant
There can ho no reason why any
arrordin^ to Ihrir rinpartiva interrata
and drrrrrini;
reader o f thia who suffers thr tortures
That thr pini liti f fn nnd drfanilnnt of mi aching back, thr nnnoynne«- o f
nrr thr uwurrà o f atiid rrnl proprrty urinary disorders, the pains and liim-
nini for u drrrer o f partition by thr gora o f kidney ills will fail to herd
court to partition thr auid rral prop- th«- words o f a neighbor who has found
erty am.mu thr plnintiffa and dafrn relief. Remi what » Cottage d rove cit
daat a....irtiiiiK to thrir rraprctivr in- icen says:
trrrata;
Mra. J. W. Clark, S. 2ml St., says:
Thia summons ia srrvrd upon you by
1 ran n-commeml Doan’s Kidney
• hr o rilar o f tha llonorablr -I ii .I ki * <1. Fills from rspi-rirncr. My kidneys were
K. Skipworth which order dirreta thut in a bad condition and Í suffered with
you npprar and nnawar in anid rimar a continual dull, nagging backache. I
within aia weeks from tha dnta o f thr had no energy and Ix-camc rim down,
had api'lls o f hradachr and th«- action
firat
pubi irn t ion o f
thia aummona
which anid data o f anid publication ia o f my kidneys was irregnlnr. Down's
.Inna 25, 11120 .
Kidney Fills were recommend«*«! to me
nntl I used them from the New Kra
A L T A K IN O AND
Drug Store. They heIpeti me woniler-
P O T T HR, FOSTKH A IM M K L ,
fully, strengthening my bnrk nnd kid­
Attorncya for Plnintiff.
neys nnd benefiting me generally.”
Krsiilrnca nnd I’. O. Addrraa, Kugana,
Price title, nt all dealers. D«m’ t aim
Oregon,
jnr25 ii^Kt
ply ask for a kidney remedy- get
Doan's Kidney Fills the same that
A panacen for everything— Sentinel Mrs. Clark hud. Foster Milburn Co.,
jl»-ltl
\\ untada.
•• • Mi r- Buffalo, N, Y .
NO REASON FOR IT
NO TICE
OF
A D M IN IS T R A T O R 'S
SA LE OF R E A L P R O P E R T Y
■ In the County Court o f the Htate o f
Oregon for Lane County.
In tin- matter o f the «-»tute o f John ■
Cooley, «lece»seti.
Notice is hereby given, that in pur
sunn«-,, o f an order o f the County
Court o f (he Htate o f Oregon, mudi- on
thn 301 h «lay o f Juni', A. I). 1920, in
the matter o f the «-state o f John
Cooley, «leceasial, thi- undersigned, «luly 1
:ip|siinted, qualified and acting admin- |
istrutor o f said estute, will sell at pri- ;
vate «al«- at the o ffice o f H. J. Shinn,
in Cottage drove, Lane County, Ore ,
gon, for cash in hand according to
law, the following <l«-scribe«l real prop
erty belonging to said estate, to wit:
Beginning at the southeast corner o f
the Henry Hmal| D. I ,. C. No. 57, run
tin-net- north 737.22 feet to the south­
west corner o f the William Shield and
w ife D L. C. No. .Vi t henne east 472
f«.«-t, thence south 737.22 feet nml
thence west 472 feet to-tin- jsdnt o f
beginning containing a arre» o f land
mure or less, all being in section 33,
Tp. 20, S. R. 3 w«-st, in ljun- County,
Sitat«- o f Ori-gon.
Also the south half o f the southwi-st
quarter, sertiou 3, Tp. 21 S. R. .3 ww»t,
in IJine County, Oregon, ami the north
half o f the northwi-st quarter ue.d tin-
southwest quarter o f the northwest
quarter anil th,- northwest quarter o f
(he northeast quarti-r, o f s<>ction 10,
Tp. 21, S. R. 3 wi’st, all in Lane Coun
ty, Oregon.
Also beginning nt a point in the
northeast «juarter of section four. Tp.
21, S. R. 3 west, saiil point being 1.H.31
chains west and 4.25 chains south of
the north«>nat corner o f the Win. Cur­
rin D. L. C. No. 41 thence running
north 17.73 chains to the north<-ast
corner, thi-nce w«-st 30.54 chains to the
east boundary o f County Road and the
northwest corner, thence south follow­
ing east boundary o f said County Road
17.73 chains to southwest
corner,
thence east 30.54 chains to thi- point
of beginning, containing 51.14 acres
more or less, situated in Wiu. Curriu
and (ieorge Cooley D. L. C. in Tp. 21,
S. R. 3 Went, in ¡Jine County, Oregon.
Said real estate will be offered for
sal«- in separate tracts as above de­
scribed.
Said sal«- will b«- commenced on the
31st day o f July, A. D. 1020, nt the
hour o f 10 o ’clock a. m. o f said day
ami continue until nil o f said property
is sol«).
J. P. C U R R IN ,
Administrator,
fi. J. Shinn, attorney.
j!2-30c
R E P O R T OF T H E C O N D IT IO N OF
T H E B A N K OF C O T T A O E OROVE
at Cottage drove, ia the state o f Ore-
goh, at the close *>f business June 39,
1929.
R E S O l'R C E S
L omu * and discount*............ 6106,740.81
Overdraft*, secured and an-
«847.75
.»«•cured ...............................
Bmids nml warrants.............. 37.S99.35
Furniture nnd fixtures..........
3,633.00
Due from banks (not re-
serve banks)...................... 13,051.95
Due from npproveil reserve
11,993.41 j
banks .................................
Checks and other cash items
941.49
Cask on han«l......................... 15,710. HI
Ex |«enses ................ ...............
3,494.,H9 1
Total............... *............. ..... #194,550.4(1
L IA B IL IT IE S
Pupi tal stock pimi in .......... # 25.INNI.fltl
Surplus fund....».....................
4,5tNUNI
Fndivided profits, I«-»» ex-
p»-ns«-s nnd tax«*» paid____
4,.'>55.49
Individual deposits subjeet
to «Wieck............................... 128.92S.9S
Pushier cheeks outstanding .
150.35
Pertified cheeks.....................
15.97
Time and savings deposits .. 33,971 59
Reserved for interest and
taxes ____________
1,929.91
Total___________ ______ ___ #194,560.40
Slate o f Oregon, County o f Ijme, ss.
1. N. K. (lisas, cashier o f the above-
mim«-il bank, do solemnly swear that
lh,. above statement is true to the best
of my knowledge nnd belief.
N. K. (il.ASS, Cashier.
Subscribed anil sworn to before me
this 9th day o f July, 1920.
Homer Galloway, Notary Public.
(M v commission expires Mar. 24, 1924)
CORRECT— A tte s t:
RO Y E. SHORT,
D. J. SCHOLL, Directors.
The A B power plant, including engine,
clutch,
transmission
and
instrument
board, may be removed as a unit. The
A C engine may be slid out the front by
removing the bumper.
F. A. Garetson & Son
AGENTS
M A C K IN T E R N A T I O N A L M O TO R
T R U C K C O R P O R A T IO N
"W h e n good fellows get
together, I ’ m right there”
— Chesterfield
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‘ ■ 'H E most companionable bunch o f
tobacco« ever rolled into a cigarette
— silky, aromatic Turkish, and fine,
full-flavored Dom estic, expertly chosen
and expertly blended. That’s Chester*
field. A nd they sure do "satisfy! ”
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VACATION TIME
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Seashore and Mountain Resorts
Summer Excursion Fares
TO
NEW PORT
Yaquinn Bay and "the I ’ aeifie Ocean)
A charming place for (hi- family. Large and modern nntatorium
Salt water Waths. Many forms t>f amusement.
T IL L A M O O K
COUNTY
BEACHES
A delightful trip across the Coast mountains. Ihiuble daily ti iin
service from Portland. These beaches include Rm-kaway and Oar
ibnldi bench resorts, N«-ah kah-nie, Mnnzanitn and Bay Ocean.
CRATER L A K E
(»>"■ o f thi- w o r ld ’s natural wonders)
Eightv-five miles from Medford, 9177 feet above sea level.
line Ixiulevnnl o f 35 miles encireles the rim o f the lake.
A -ky
O T H E R R ESO R T S
Detroit (Breitenbush Hot Springs, Mt. Jefferson country).
McCredie Hot Springs.
Josephine County Caves (O regon’s Marble Halls).
Shasta Mountain Resorts.
“ OREGON
OUTDOORS ’ BO O K LET
Contains particulars o f the different outing places, excursion fares,
hotels nnd camp rnti-s.
For further particulars in«|uire of local agent
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
7-16-23
John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent