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FOR EASTER
In our Spring exhibit you will find
almost every available pattern and tex
ture of cloth. And each pattern is "in "
your size."
Easter is early this year. Make ycur se
lection and be measured for your Spring
Suit today.
DRESS UP!
New Ties, Shirts, Hats, Caps, Hose,
Underwear, Pajamas are now on dis
play at
SPRINGER & LEE
"Duds for Men"
Opposite Rialto Theater
It Builds You Up,!
Keep your blood pure, your body well nourished, the
powers of resistance strong it is your surest protection
against germ-infection. Take
the vitamine food -tonic-
to help keep your body well nourished and to build
up your strength. It is the food-tonic that helps build
strong bones, enrich the blood and
body. Bay a bottle of Scott's Emulsion todav!
ticoli & Bowne. Bloonificld. N. J. - 22-7S
TRY THE DRUG STORE FIRST
AVE CARRY THE FINEST LIXE OF DRUGS MONEY CAX BUY
Prompt anil Courteous Service Good Mercliaiulse A Complete
Stock Free Telephone, Rest Room, Etc. Theso are some of the
services wo offer those who buy what an up-to-tlatc drug store
carries.
Main and Grape
Quulity and Service First
Phono 1874
ARMY STORE
Herman's genuine officers'
Dress filioe, plain toe
$5.50
AliKat.or Kain Coats, guaran
teed not to leak ; $3.03
Gas -Mask Rain Coats, a
dressy looking coat 4.85
Army Rain Coata, reclaimed,
$1.00 and $12.00
Hi Top Rubber IJoots 4.85
Short Slicker Coata and
Pants, per garment 2.50
Now Regulation Navy Pea
Coals 8.33
Wool Army blankets, in per
fect con'dition 2.05
Now 0. D. Wool Army Shirts, regulation 3.50
lllack Sateen ShirlH . H
Blue Chambray Shirts 83
Pancake Griddles for camping '-0
Velvet Tobacco 11
Seo us for Touts and Tarpaulins, guaranteed for all kinds of
weather.
TRADE AT THE ARMY STORE AND SAVE MONEY
United Army Stores
32 CENTRAL AVENUE, SO.
NOTICE 40-8
There Will Be a Meeting
Saturday, March 10, 1923
at
9 pm. THE LEGION HALL 9 p.m.
WITH MEDFORD TRADE IS MEDFORD MADE.'
HAS BEEN GREAT
HELPTOFARMER
Lest we forget a human trait that
la altogether too prevalent with many
of our good American farmers let ua
recall some of the worth while aecom
pliahuicnta of our Farm Bureau work
ing through our local institution, tho
Farm ilureau Exchange.
From nothing in a low years our
Farm Uureau Exchange lias gown to
an institution that can bo considered
an institution rather than a feed store
and its benefits to the couimuuity
and to tho farmers in general of tlio
county cannot be estimated in dollars
and cents. It acta aa a stnbllizor for
all farm products and covers a wide
flold. Hh trade actlvitiea for the past
year and business handled will
amount to over $180,000.
Farmers have been benefited in
many lines including livestock, both
beef and feeder stock, hogs, mutton
sheep, breeding animals of all kinds,
wool and mohair, poultry, including
turkeys, chickens, eggs, feeds and
seeds of all kinds, spray materials,
fertilizers and many other articles.
Space will not permit mention of all
benefits derived. Only a fow will be
covered In this article.
Wool and Mohair Marketing ;
Tho Farm Bureau and the Ex
change have always worked to encour
age tho wool and mohair men to Join
tho state-wide organization and mar
ket their wool and mohuir through
tho state association. There are still
some farmers who have small amounts
of wool and mohair who do not belong
to the association but can, through
tho markoting connections of tho
Farm Bureau Exchange, receive n
premium for their products by dealing
with the Exchange. During the past
and present seaaons a very substantial
margin is paid to tho small flock own
er by tho Exchange over what lie
could receive from independent buy
ers. Marketing of Wheat
For tho past few years the wheat
production of Jackson county has Just
nbout equalled tho consumption in the
county but until tho Exchange came
Into tho field a large quantity of wheat
was shipped out each year and about
an equal amount of wheat or its by
products were shipped back into the
county. Through the efforts of tho
management of tho Exchange the far
mers, for tho past year or two and at
present, are receiving about 21c per
bushel moro for their wheat than thoy
would If they sold to outsiders. About
tho only whoat that is shipped out of
tho county tit tho present time is off
grado stuff, with smut, or low grade
milling wheat that cannot be handlpd
to ndvantago in the county. On ac
count of tho Exchange the farmer re
ceived the terminal price plus the
freight for their products. A year ago
33 cars of wheat were shipped out of
the county and about 33 cars of whoat
or tho equivalent were shipped back
into the county at a loss of about 40c
per bushel to this community. Why
not give the Farm Uureaii Exchango
the credit for this saving which is be
ing mado at the presont timo. Tho
Exchango provides a bonded ware
house and wheat should bo hold in
tho county either on the farms or in
warehouses and fed to the consumers
as it is needed, theroby stabilizing tho
markot and at tho sanio timo provid
ing a much higher prlco for tho pro
duct. Barley Situation
Duo to tho efforts of the Exchango
In building up a feed business, prepar
ing various kinds of foed mixtures, all
of tho barley grown in tho county can
bo used at home. During tho past
year over six hundred tons of corn
were shipped in from oastern states
used to tulto tho lilaco of barley which
should bo grown In our county. Over
a thousand tons of corn wore shipped
Into tho district between Grants Pam
and Ashland. Tho Exchango is rapid
ly gaining tho ropututlon for mixed
feeds and with the proper support
from the farmers in a short time will
bo supplying the bulk of tho balanced
dairy, poultry and hog feeds of this
district and northern California. Why
not have this kind of institution hero
at homo instead of having those same
products manufactured and shipped in
from Portland?
Fruitgrowers Benefited
Hut very fow of the fruit growers
rcalizo the saving that has been
brought about to them by the Farm
Bureau Exchango In tho matter of
spray mnterlals. In 1921 the Exchange
saved a number of fruitgrowers 4c per
pound over tho established price of
arsenato of lead on a hundrod thou
sand pounds. On this order alone over
four thousand dollars was saved to
tho growers. In 1922 Be per pound
was saved over the established prico
and again one hundred thousand
pounds of arsenate of lead went out
to tho growers. Tho growers receiv
ing this lead wore not tho only ones
benefited as this deal brought down
the price of lead to many of tho other
growers in the county who were deal
Ing with other concerns, but tho Farm
Bureau Exchango should receive the
credit for this wort
Livestock Profits
When the' Exchange first took up
the work of handling livestock for the
farmers, independent buyers were
working on a margin of 2ViC over the
Portland price and the Farm Bureau
Exchange at that time charged 25c
per hundred for hondling Jiogn. At
present tho Exchange charges 10c per
hundred and the average oxpenso for
handling in only 90c per hundred and
for the past year or more, local butch
ers have been paying tho Portland
price for hogs and beef cattle. Give
tho Exchango tho credit for stabiliz
ing this market. '
Improvement In Seed Grains and
Grasses
To ftnyono who has watched the de
velopment of better grain and grass
seeds, a common improvement ' along
this line can bo noticed. The farmers
now are able to procuro the highest
typo of sood grains and grass seeds at
tt much less cost than they did In for
lnor days and this work Is only start
ed. Thla year ninny of tho fanners
uro planting certified seed grain and
in a short timo Jackson county may bo
noted us n source of certified seed of
many varieties to bo shipped Into lar
ger grain growing districts.
This institution belongs to tho far
mers and should bo supported by the
chutnbers of commerce of tho county
and must bo supported by lis farmer
members.
Everybody Co-operate
club teams. 1 was ono of the U.';iu, It j In competition with tho lioi l.shlrj this year I hope to do bettor and will
being comiKjsod of three members. i breeders. havo four or five hogs to work with.
Wo all took our pigs which then Our stock Judging team won second I aurely do like the club work be
weighed about 220 pounds, t: the place and was awarded a trip to the, cause It helps you mako money and
county fair. I won tho bluo ribbon in state fair at Salem. We took our trip I learn morn things nnd have a lot of
tho Borkshiro club division receiving j to Salem and had a good time. j fun besides. FRANK DUNKIN.
$s.00 as a prize and won third place. j That was what i did last year, and Talent. Ore.
Story of Talent
Pig Club Told
This Is a story about my clubvork
I am a member of tho Talent Pig club
which la mado up of flvo veteran
members, ono now ono and four or
five now prospocts.
I took up tho clubwork last year
along with four othor boys thus form
ing a standard club. Tho club mem
bers all finished their project, which
is raising tho pig, keoping reports and
exhibiting at tho fair, and received a
gold seal for their charter und a cer
tificate of achievement for doing so.
Tho club members nil took the Blrk
shire broed of hogs to raise. We all
obtained registered pigs at the "River
Banks Farm," paying $15 apiece for
them.
Tho club elected mo for presldont
and hold meetings about every three
weeks through the summer and fall.
Each meeting was about hog raising
and they surely were all interesting.
At the club picnic in Ashland park we
held a model meeting.
During one of the meetings we
selected a livestock, judging team
which waa to compete against other
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Summons for Publication
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Orogon, for Jnckaon County.
The City of Medford, Oregon, a munlc
ipnl corporation, Plaintiff, vs. Win,
Bittle Wells and liable Parker
WellB, husband and wife; Scott V.
Davis and Ida H. Dnvls, husband and
wife; G. M. Wells, Richard Williams,
Florence West; the unknown heirs
of the above named defendants if
deceased; also all other persons or
parties unknown claiming any right,
title, estate, Hon or interest in the
real cstnto described In tho com
plaint herein, Dofondants.
To tho above named U. M. Wells,
Richard Williams, Florence West; tho
unknown heirs of tho above named de
fendants if doceased; also all other
persons or partlos unknown claiming
any right, title, estate, lien or intoreat
in the real estate described in the
complaint herein, and each of them:
' In tho Name of the State of Oregon:
You, and each of you, are hereby re
quired to appear and answer tho com
plaint filed against you in the above
entitled Court and cause, on or before
tho last day proscribed In the order for
publication of Bummons heroin, to-wif.
on or beforo tho expiration of six
weeka from tho dnlfl of the first publi
cation of said summons. .
And you, nnd each of you, are horoby
notified that if you fall to so appear
and answer said complaint or other
wise plead thereto, within said time,
for want thereof the plaintiff will ap
ply to tho Court for the relief demand
ed and prayed for In the complaint,
succinctly stated as follows, tc-wlt:
For a decree of the Court roquiring
tho defendants, nnd each of them, to
sot forth tho nature of- their claims In
and to the following described real
property, situated in tho County of
Jackson and State of Orogon, to-wlt:
An undivided five-sixths intorest In
and to lots numbered Ono (I) nnd
Two (2) of Block number Twenty
threo (23) of tho Original Town (now
City) of Medford, Orogon, as tho game
are numbered, designated and de
scribed on tho official plat ' thoreof,
now of record:
And that all adverse claims to said
promises may bo determined by decreo
of this Court:
That by said decreo H bo doclnrod
and adjudged that plaintiff Is' the
ownor in foe of said premises; that
its titlo be quieted and declared goon
and valid; und that tho dofondants,
and each of them, bo adjudged and do
creed to havo no estato or Interest
whatever in or to said promises, or any
part thereof;
That said defendants, and each of
them, be forever enjoined and de
barred from asserting ahy claim what
ever In or to said premises adverse to
tho plaintiff;
That plaintiff have an order of the
Court directing tho Registrar of Titles
of Jackson County, Orogon, to cuncol
tho outstanding certificate of titlo to
said premlsos, and to transfer said
premises and Issue a certificate of title
theroto to the plaintiff.
L This summons Is published la the
Medford Mail Tribune, by ordor oi
Honorable F. M. Calkins, Judge of the
above entitled Court, duly made and
entered on. tho 4th day of December,
1 1922. The date of the first publication
of this Hummons is the 2nd day of
March, 1923.
JOHN' ri. CARKI.V,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Address: Room 201-206, First Nat'l
Bank Whig, Medford, Oregon, I
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