SOCIETY
D e lp h ia n S o c ie t y
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defen- said land and premises adverse to Oregon, and the defendants by
i said plaintiff.
| said order are required to appear
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and
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n d answer within four weeks
IN THE NA
STATE OF OREGON You
\ou are an order made by the Hon. j ^rom j* * date of fir8t P lic a t io n
I hereby required to appear and an orabb* O. M. , Gorkins, Judge
swer the complaint of the plain-jc f ,aid Court, dated the 23rd day!
NELLIE D IC K E l.
. tiff in the abovf entitled court nf November. 1927, this summon.. Attorney for Plaintiff, Resid-
n w on file with the clerk of n id .is served on the defendants by Iin* at Ashland, Oregon,
court within four weeks from date publication thereof for four sue- Uate of first publication Nov. 29,
of fir t publication hereon, andjeessive weeks in the Ashland Reg.; 1927.
you ate hereby notified that if ister, a semi-weekly
newspaper i Date o f last publication Dec. 20,
¡you fail to appear and answer as printed and published at Ashland.' 1927.
hereby required the plaintiff will
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¡apply to the court for the relief
prayed for in his complaint, to-j
wit: For a decree of this court twat
i the defandants have no estate or|
i-.terest wi.iusoever in or to the
following ¿escribed premises sit
uated in the county of Jack-c.i. j
State of f); -pm, to-wit:
Cold packed in sugar, suitable for short
j dants.
Poultry Queen
The members o f the board of
the local Delphian Society held
their regular meeting Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. I
Walter Redford at 427 Palm Ave- j
rue.
After a short business session
the following fine program was
given:
Liturgy Dramatized, by Mrs. A.
H. Pracht; Guild Pageant, by Mrs. |
F. G. Swedenburg; Every Man, aj
morality play, by Dr. Mattie Shaw;
A Commedia del Arte play by Mrs.
G. H. Yeo.
At the close of the program de-j
licious refreshments were served I
by Mrs. Redford.
FRESH
STRAWBERRIES
Mrs I ucy R. Garber of 8th Ole
Beginri.i;* at a point 775.5 feet |
ahoma district .lives in Washing.
south
and 25.0 feet east of !li“ j
A jolly bunch of young folks i>n with her Congressman bus-
■and—but her heart is hack horn« corner common to sections 4. 5.]
enjoyed a coasting party Saturday- vith her chicken ranch — from
IS, and 9 Township
39,
south I
night on the High Drive, after- .here she >rll$ 140.001) fowls each
n.gi.v
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range 1
o { w M. Oregon;
ward/refreshments were enjoyed -*[• h*r shipments of eggs going
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thence north 59 degrees 24 east
at t^s* home of Mrs. Edna Storey!
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along the southerly H
line
of rw—
Church
on Xftda street. The lively party I --------- ----
,treet *n Ashland. Oregon 117 feet
was composed of the following:
Oregon trust companies have"1 •
to the westerly line of High street;
Misses Lucille Hunter, Nell Ma- resources of $15,402.831.
i thence south 32 degrees 14’ east!
honey, Katherine
Langworthy,
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along said westerly line of High j
de
Helen Lyons and Mrs. Norma
Canby— Promising mineral
¡street, 90 feet; thence south 09!
Reeder, and Messrs. Gorden Mac- posits in Laurel Hill district will1
I degrees 45" west 112.5 feet, thence
Cracken, Donald Hinthorne, Don-: be developed.
north 68 degrees west 12 feet;.
alJ Smith, and .•os* Kramer.
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thence north 32 degrees west 90.7 !
McMinnville — Local F armers, feet to the point of beginning.
D e lig h tfu l P a rties
ship in ^rge tonnage of lime for
That the title o f the plaintiff is j
Mrs. P. K. Hammond, Miss Mar soil use.
good and valid in said premises;:
guerite Hammond, and Mm. C. \V.
that the defandants be forever en- j
H-mson were hostesses ut a series
joined and debarred from assert
Road
District
No.
1
Clatsop
of delightful affairs given Friday
ing any claim whatever in and to I
evening and Saturday afternoon county votes $200,000 road bonds.
C o a s tin g P a rty
of December 9th and 10th conse
Baker Western Oregon Light
cutively, at the Parish House o f
^Trinity Episcopal church on Sec & Power Co. and Eastern Ore
ond street, when they entertained gon Development Co. will have
development
a number o f ladies with Bridge spent $500,000 in
this
year.
and needlework.
The Parish House was most
LEGALS
beautiful and effective in its holi
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day appearance; decorated Christ
SUM M ONS
mas trees, sprays of laurel ber IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F
ries and evergreens were placed
TH E STATE OF OREGON
most artistically and the lights
FOR JA C K SO N C O U N T Y
were gay with red streamers and S p r a t!
W ell*.
P la in t iff
t
bunches of holly, while the elab
:
orate refreshments were in keep- ^
c i ,Mte>' wU. oi U | . r t
ing with the season also, being' I. G ille tte , D elia W , Fieke,
served at tables festively arrang fo r m e r ly w ife o f A lm on d C.
ed, each table having its mina- G ille tte , e L o the n n k n ew n
ture decorated Christmas tree; red h e ir , e f A . V . G ille tte . D e
candles and holders each bearing cea sed , and a lee all e tk e r
a name were the favors by which p erson « o r p a rties u n k n ow n
y-ach guest found hef place.
i cla im in g a n y
rig h t
title,
On F'riday evening
thirteen esta te, lien o r in terest in
tables o f bridge were in play, and |h>
e, u t „ ¿eterih. ¿
Mrs. Sylvan Provost won a lovely the co m p la in t h erein . D e fe n :
gift for holding high score, while da n ts.
:
Miss Elsie Alexander received the
To Cora Gillette, wife of Edgar
consolation.
I. Gillette, also the unknown heirs
Bridge, needle work, and games of A. V. Gillette, Deceased, and al- j
furnished the entertainment
for so all other persons or parties un
the guests on Saturday afternoon known clainiing any right, title,
with Mrs. Nate Simpkins the win estate, lien or interest in the real
ner of first prize in Bridge and estate described in the complaint
Mrs. B. C. Forsythe receiving the
consolation; in the memory con
tests Mrs. Earl Blake was the
fortunate lady.
For both afafirs the refresh!
ments and decorations were the
same.
Deschutes F'alls Power company;
proposes big power plant in Sher-J
man County.
Chipman A Wandcll
PAINTERS
I n te r io r D e c o r a t o r s
We have been in the busi
ness for 17 years and can
guarantee first class work-
Vnanship.
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Our winter prices are now
on and will continue until
Mar. 1. You will profit by
having your Interior De
corating. done now. We also
refinish all kinds o f furni
ture. Country work solicited.
Our Shop is iocated at 51 1st
Street
Phon* 266-L Res. 107. 6th
BE ÍACC ,'OCS, UP «Sftß-
Tr« CûtulOGE CCMPUB»*!
A'J A D SIVkAßiOCt «V
THE PAACE / -
Perfect Refrigeration
the
F orm a r* s o d S to ck m a n a ro re q u e ste d to c o ll o* I am
m arkat f o r tha ch o ice s t s to ck a n d p o u ltr y
PRICE 15c PER LB. T W O LBS. 25c
In Bulk
At the Cannery
BRING YOUR CONTAINER
B usiness and P rofessional
D irectory
—
Any time this week
Bagley Canning Company
Corner Helman A Stanley Streets
ASHLAND, OREGON
DENTISTS
R E A L E STATE
Dr. R. L. Burdic
Beaver Realty Co.
M. Beaxer
Dontiat
Ashland, Oregon
Next to Elks Tempt«
Open evenings by appointment
Tgl.
176 E. Mala St.
Harta; Bldg.
Dentistry
JACKSON COUNTY «
ABSTRACT CO.
Established in 1886
The Only Completo Tttlo Sys
tem In Jackson County
Abstracta of TttU dad
Tltlo Isaarssso
Residence 151-L
O ffice Phone 151-J
Citions* Bosh Mdg.
Residence Phoso 184
ASHLAND. OREGON
PH YSICIAN
Copco Preferred Stock
I Write JOHN B .3HELKY
Content Point. Oregon
for LOA NS. 10 yoor
Connty Agoni Vèr the Bona
Settee« A Loan A* m
Wo m u e loan* an too
•rty anywhere la tko
BEAL ESTATE
Dr. Charles A . Haines
G o o d C ity
Pkyaicioo and Sorgane
O ffic« Phon« 164 J
Home Phon« 164-L
Increases in Price
— B u ys
T ra d e s —
Ma
MISCELLANEOUS
Convalescent Home
Hershey Building
1 6 3 G ra n ite
Where the sick and aged a n
cared for in pleasant bom
surroundings.
Effective December 16, 1927, the price o f 6 per cent cumulative
preferred shares o f The California Oregon Power Company will
be advanced to
Dr. W . J. Crandall
Share
and
24« F.
A a h laa d , O r o g o a
Ashland, Oregon
$(>S a
fsF C o u n try
F. L. NUTTER
O ffic« Hoar*i
10 to 12 A. M — 2 to 6 P. M.
December 16
1923 Chev. Coupe
$ 200.00
1923 Chev. Coupe
$190.00
1923 Chev. Touring
$125.00
1923 Chev. Touring
$165.00
1923 Chev. Roadster
$165.00
1922 Ford Tudor
$135.00
1924 Ford Touring
$140 00
1925 Ford Touring
$160.00
Whittle Transfer
A Storage Co.
O s te o p a th ic
s
Physician and Surgeon
COAL, WOOD a ad STORACS
E ya , E ar, N aso a n d T h ro a t
Packing. Crating aad Shipping
Long Distance Haaliag
Office Phone 126
AUTO FREIGHT TERMINAL
Phone 117
First National Bank Building
Office 89 Oak St.
Information about our investment offering to custom
ers will be cheerfully furnished by-any member of our
organization. Shares may be purchased for cash or on
our convenient monthly investment plan.
G. W . Gregg. M. D.
C U F F BURLINGAME
C itis s a s B a n k B ld g.
delator aad Da«orator
O ffic« Hoars 16-11 A. M.
2-6 P. M.
Pspnriag. T. Hag
Pkana 451
Ph«nes-69 (office) 222 R(rea)
T h e C a l if o r n ia O r e g o n P o w e r C o m
The Automotive Shop
Ashland Oregon
pany
D. M. BROWER. M. D.
oo^ oooccccoccooK ceccci
Uses Radio Heat
Theraphy in connection with
other measures in treating dis
ease. Office at Residence.
GOOD PRICE
paid for old clean
2 1 6 C o n tra i A v o
COTTON
Phone 498-R
By F. O AUmandar
\
cop o
RAGS
which to wipe ma
chinery with. No
old lace curtains or
stocking».
One of Finney’s Weaknesses
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s • « * e e !r
the w
THE BEST OF MEATS AND POULTRY KEPT IN THE
BEST OF CONDITION BY
cake, strawberries and cream, making pre
serves or to be treated in any manner same
as berries fresh from the garden. ...............
Orders received up to and including Thursday, December 15,
will be filled at the present price o f $97 a share.
r iiw v -K B S
A 0AU. VQOM A PC»A)T
E a d a rs B lo ck A sh lan d. O ra g o a
Dr. C E. Shinn
Used
Cars
FINNEY OF THE FORCE
Barrett
Meat Market
.
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ASHLAND
REGISTER
Phone 95
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Aid' A OCCAS m OAÍL B u O S lD -lf
MEAD BOT ME t4AS >C PlfvSPiCT
*J TY4E HUI ÊAMPüS, SW EB-
h llV SRA AKIAI' -
When doing the
Xmat Shopping
Leave you r, children'
3 t~
Mrs. Nellie Sielaffs
Nursery
Mothers Care given to
infants evenings.
133 Hargadine Ave.