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S U IT IN
D e fe n d a n ts .
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a b o v e n a m e d D é te n d a n ts .
IN T H E N A M E O F T H E S T A T E
O F O R E G O N y o u a n d e a ch o f y o u
a re h e re b y r e q u ir e d to a p p e a r a n o
a n s w e r th e C o m p la in t f ile d a g a in s t
y o u in th e a b o ve e n t it le d s u it on o r
b e fo re th e la s t d a y o f f o u r w e e ks
f r o m d a te o f th e f i r s t p u b lic a t io n
o f t h is S u m m o n s , u n d i f y o u t a i l so
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t lte r e lie f d e m a n d e d in t h e ir C o m ­
p la in t , s u c c in c tly s ta te d us fo llo w s ,
t o - w it.
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c a tin g a n y a n d a ll r ig h t , t it le , e s ta te ,
lie u o r c la im w h ic h y o u o r a n y o t
y o u h a v e o r c la im to h u v e in , to
o r u p o n th e r e a l p r o p e r ty s itu a te d
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a n d th a t P l a i n t i f f s ' t i t l e to s a id p re ­
m is e s be f o r e v e r q u ie te d a n d se t a t
re s t;
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t io n o f t h js S u m m o n s is th e 1 1 th day
o f F e b r u a r y , DOS, a n d th e tim e p re ­
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SCHEUERT;
J A N E D O E P R tlS S E R a n d a ll th e
u n k n o w n h e irs o f C L Y D E A. P A Y N E
nd J U D I T H
I. P A Y N E , dece ase ,I;
a m i a ls o a n y a n d a l l o t h e r p e rs o n s
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HEATING
OILS
H. C, LITTLE
Healers and Floor
Furnaces
Whittle Transfer
Phone 3331
GIRL SCOUTS UNITED BY IDEAL S ?
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Mr. and Mrs. Kelcy Smith of
the Wardrobe Cleaners are at­
tending the Cleanere and Dyers
convention in San Francisco this
G. L. Bullcn Is In Portland this week.
Week for consultation at the Vet­
erans hospital in Portland.
John Dredger of Neil Creek
had a wreck with his car Mon­
day evening on highway 99.
Union Ssrvlce Station
Thursday, March 18, the Nell
Creek club will meet at the home
237 East Main St.
of Mrs. Rozella Roush nt two I
Ashland, Oregon
o’clock.
N E IL C H E E K
Ralph A. Foster
ANNIVERSARY,
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69c
Household Broom, reg 98c ....
Medium weight corn broom five rows strong
stitching
Mixing Bowl Sets, Reg 39c
Sale 23c
Set of 3, Three handy sizes, crystal glass.
Range Salt & Pepper Shakers, reg
29c
19c pr.
Large 4M»" high white plastic
shakers. Red coated aluminum
tops and red lettering.
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Authorized Dealer
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
S P E C IA L S
Ashland Girl Scouts are this week celebrating the 36th annivsr.
sary of the organisation of Girl Scouting The 142 airl. tn o, «• 1
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as its aim the clothing of displaced Europeans. A display o f G i r l
Scouting has been placed in the window of the Ashland Urm r
Service. Leader, in Ashland in c lu d e » M r R aîpî L e « h M r.^w "9
at the
PLAZA GROCERY
10 lbs cane sugar
89c
Krispy Crackers, 2 lbs
45c
Campbell’s Tomato Soup, 3 cans 28c
Rosedale, med red Salmon
29c
FLAT CANS
Gerber’s Baby Food, 2 cans
Borene Soap, Ige.
15c
37c
ASK FOR YOUR S & H GREEN STAMPS
Thurs., Fri., Sat.
fpsi
AN EXCEPTIONAL
OPPORTUNITY TO
D ated and fir s t p u b lish ed th is 11
d a y o f March. ISIS.
strange figure attired in oriental
clothes appeared and foretold the
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game. At a second glance, this
A shland, Oregon
creature turned out to be Ken­
neth Wilkinson. Then came more
JUNIOR HI LIGHTS
Report cards were issued last yells and songs were sung ac­
week and should have been re­ companied by Mr. Lesser and his
red-hot band. That night Rose­
turned by now.
burg defeated the local team for
On Friday of last week a pep second place, but the following
assembly was held in the gym night Ashland Junior high got
honoring the Junior High Tourn­ their revenge by d e f e a t in g
ament games to be played at Grants Pass, 27 to 19. Jerry Lan­
Grants Pass. After a group of ger was high point man for the
yells and songs had been led, a
game followed by Ted Weitzel
and Richard Smith for close sec­
ond and third. The second fea­
ture of Saturday nights’ game
was the playoff between Rose­
burg and Klamath Falls in which
a J atter won’ 25’ 15- A charter­
ed bus took the team along with
many others over on both nights
and chaperons for them were
p ‘.a Kennet,y and Mrs. Stephen
M idayx rnight and Mlss Cahill,
Miss Newman .and Mr. Grant
Saturday night.
SAVE
V an D y k e & L o m b a rd
P o s t O f f ic e A d d re s s :
Yes, the unfinished furniture you
get at Wick’s will mean a real sav­
ing in furnishing your home and at
the same time you can use your
own
Ingenuity
and
decorat i v e
ability in finishing it. Drop in today
and see our stock. You’ll be pleased
with the quality of wood and work­
manship In each item.
Wick’s Furniture
297 E. Main
Phone 8761
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Action Ahead!
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Plus NEWS & CARTOONS
MARCH 12
-To complement
Your Spring*
Costume
Pins
Necklaces
E arrings
WEITZEL’S
SHOE DEPARTMENT
Shoes for the entire family
Featuring
ItOBLEE for men
AIRSTEP for women
Phone 7561 - Door, open 6:45 p.m. daily and Sat. - 1:45 p.m. Sun. |
Slteldlo+i
WEWLITHI
Thurs., Fn., Sat.
BUSTER BROWN for Children
fletuebuj.
on screen at 7 and 9:10 p.m.
Watch Repair
Jewelry Repair
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M i n THE
SENATOR!
Ashland, Ore.
70 E. Main
.
Ashland
William Powell
Engraving
Phone 7131
For Sale at Bargain
If you are looking for a real
a n d in tro d u cin g
bargain let us show you a new
Arleen Whelan • Peter Lind Hayes
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Weitzel’s Cellar
Re-opens — FRIDAY —
MANY NEW LINES — FEATURING THE
FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS
business building with mod­
Sunday!
ern living quarters and ware­
Continuous show from 2 p.m
TO GIVE
YOUR HEART
A LIFT!
house, well located. For the
shamefully low price of $10,-
or
STARRING
Ronald Reagan -Eleanor Parker
Eve Arden -Wayne Morris
500..00.
See-
Andrews & Redford
Next to Fire Hall.
Where you can get hot bar­
gains.
A rt threads & yarns — Blankets & Draperies
Glassware & Kitchenware — Dinnerware & Pottery
Luggage
( andies
Toys — Notions — Stationery
Many lines of giftw are
Specials for the Occasion