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TITE MEDFORD SUN,.- ORKflOX, MONDAY, JULY 27, IMS
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PA 01? FIVT?!
LYN BANKS
A new California' and 'Oregon mnr
kotlng organisation, known as the
Suncrest Orchards, under the manage
ment of Llewellyn A. Hanks,, has
leased the. large packing and preclud
ing plant built and formerly occupied
by the Oreson Growera Tacking corp
oration,' and -during the paat several
weeks: have been engaged in com
pletely, overhauling thlB plant and In
stalling an entirely new type of ma
chinery, which will greatly increase
the capacity of the plant, as well as
reduce the cost of operation to a
minimum.
The entire credit for devising and
constructing this new type of ma
chinery may be given to Earl Baker,
one of the co-partners and field man
ager of the Suncrest Orchards, and to
his very capable assistants, O. C. Odell
and Bob Clay, whose combined genius
In handling large packing . plants
promises to revolutionize this phase
of the packing business throughout
the entire northwest.
The Rogue River Properties, Inc.,
whose crops will be marketed through
the Suncreff Orchards, 9ill be greatly
benefited by the big reduction In cost
of operation provided by these new
and modern facilities., .
The Suncrest Orchards has brought
manji Important and fundamental
changes In the manner In which crops
are contracted and sold by the grower
to the packer. The most .Important
or these changes Is the establishment
of a rule to buy all grades, and sizes
at a stipulated price. This new rule
obviates immediately any misunder
standings between payer and seller as
to the. grade of the fruit.
The Suncrest Orchards further has
established a spot cash " market at
Medford where, any grower at any
time can cash In his product ut the
ruling market price. . '"
J. R. Banks, sales manager of the
Suncrest Orchards, has had wtde ex
perience in tha -marketing .of citrus
and deckliious fruits in California and
he has just returned from an extensive
trip throughout the. eastern , -part of
the United States and Canada,' where
he visited old acquaintances In all the
leading markets. "
He devoted his exclusive attention
on this trip to advertising the excep
tional quality of the Rogue river pears
and succeeded In interesting some of
the largest buyers in the east, both
for home consumption and export on
the Rogue river products. He antici
pates no difficulty in disposing of the
entire output of th'e Suncrest Orchards
and Rogue River Properties on the
f . o. b. basis. - " ! ' ;
It Is the purpose of this marketing
company to encourage the eastern
buyers to buy this product contlnu
cusly on the t. o. b. plan, which pro
vides, for the flxtig or values at the
point of production and not at the
point of distribution, several thousand
.miles away.' This without doubt con-
tlliitn, rl.a mnot Mniupbfllila anrl nn.
couraglng change In marketing meth;
ods over former methods that has
taken place within the past 15 years.
In an article published Ins the Mall
Tribune on July 23, in which attention
was called to a big land deal Involv
ing the Suncrest, Mlra Vista and Glen
Rosa orchards, through an uninten
tional oversight the name of Llewellyn
A. Bunks was not Included among the
stockholders In the Rogue River Prop
erties, Inc. Mr. Banks retains a largo
interest in these properties, and fur
ther has a contract covering tho mar
keting of the crops. ,....
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CARS CRASH, SALEM
SALEM. Ore., July. 27. Mrs. Frank
Enns of Reedley, Cal.. was seriously
hurt when the roadster In which she
and her son-in-law were driving col
lided with a car driven by J. W. Pease,
taxi driver of this city, on the Pacific
highway four miles north of Woodburn
at 7:30 o'clock last night. Aaron Neu
fiold. Mrs. Enns' son-in-law, escaped
without a scratch.
WILL BE HELD IN
LIBRARY FRIDAY
The fourth Med ford chtld wolf are
clinic will be conducted In the baHO
mont o fthe Public library Friday af
ternoon. July 31, from t to & p. m. by
tho JackHon County Health Unit. Dr.
V. S. Oearey, county health officer,
will examine tho bubies, nmiiHted by
MtHfl Irene Mann, public health numo,
and Miss Josephine Kopucs. office sec
retary. Children under six yours of ae will
be registered. Mothers aro retpjOKtod
to telephone 491 for appointments A
physical examination will be mado of
each child, including weighing and
measuring.
Mrs. E. O. BUrgctui and Mrs. H. I
Nobllt of tho Jackson County Public
Health association will usitrt with tho
records. i"1
Literature will be furnltthed by the
Metropolitan JWfe Insurance company
and tho United States department of
labor. .
Judging by the requests for appoint,
ments the permanent child welfare
conference In Medford hns been a de
cided tmcccKH. Thft permanent clinic
was the third one of this type to be
established in Oregon and it is hoped
all Jackson countypnrcnts will take
udvantago of it. The fourth perma
nent cllnio In tho Mate was establish
ed In Ashland In June, unr the aus
pices of the County Health Unit and
Jackson County Public Health association.
FOREST FIRES IN
Tho fourth fire to burn during the
past ten days within an ncro of three
square miles was. put under control
yesterday near Sprlgnette But to, 25
miles north of Medford, under the di
rection of state district fire warden,
P. B. Lowrt.
Tho fire covered nn area of ap
proximately 50 acres of brush and re
production, requiring thotervices of
1 0 men to subdue it. Although It
burned but yesterday afternoon, it
managed to gain such great headway
because of a strong wind which blew
it over tho side if n mountnln, tbnt
it was vgy difficult for the men to
fight.
of tho fnur fires In that region,
only one attributed to lightning,
while l heather three are attributed
to either carelessness of campers ot
to Incendiarism. Over t'40 acres of
timber and brush were burned, hut
it Is understood the financial less is
not great. -
In tho Crator National forest one
small fire waa reported to tho local
office yesterday as burning near
liutto creek, a stream In Klamath
county, northeast of Crater Iiko Na
tional Park, nnd on timber laud op
erated by the Pelican liny Lumber
Co. No word has been received as to
its sortousncsH.
A small lightning fire was also re
ported as burning near Itald Crater
in the Crater Lako National Park, but
as above, further Information Is lacking.
OBITUARY
TRAVEL OVER OLD
s:
LAWRENCE Mod at her home,
f25 South Riverside avenue, Sunday,
July 26, 1925, Julia I.. Lawrence. aged
57. years 11 days; daughter of Mrs.
Maria Winker of Anicomin, Mont., und
wife of John K. Lawrence of Meclfnrd
and mothor of Mrs. Austin Hrownoll
of Grants Pass, Ore., and Miss Hlsto
1-Awronre of Medford. Remains nre
ut tho Congor Kunernl Parlors, whoro
arrangements are being mado. Notice
of funeral later. -
When the Natron cutoff is cbtn-. '
pleted niOKt of tho through freight
traffic will bo routed through Klamath
Palls nnd passenger traffic over :(lio
cut-off nnd the old Siskiyou route Will
probably bo about evenly divided, saUl ,
P. L. llurckhuttor, assistant : general
managor of the Southern Pacific, in
Klninnlli Pulls last Saturday. He was
In that city familiarizing himself lu a ..
gonirul way with the work uow being
dono on the cut-off.
"Tho maximum of truffle and serV
lco over the cut-off may not .bo
reached Immediately," said the assist,'
ant general manager. "The rlghUif-...
way will be 'green' nnd probably
Jectcd to trnfflo Interruptions from
slides, snow drifts or other obstnes "
which will be eliminated when the
mute Is 'seasoned'."
llurckliultor, as supervisor of op;,,
nting lines, will assumo charge of tire.
cut-off when construction work Is com- '
pletud. Ills trip to KlamnOi Kulls it"
this time, therofore. Is somewhat In
the nature of preparation for his cou-
nectlon with the new route sometime
in the future.
Medford is a Good Place
toj3d YoW Trading
These Bargains are not
for Tuesday
WEDNESDAY ONLY!
At TheM.M. Dept. Store
Medford Building
Silk Hose
Women's Dure silk hose: ; Wednesday W llv
special
At Medford Book Store
34 North Central Ave.
Toys
n mt'j ..:n ''
offer all tovs at
At Lamport's Sporting
Goods & Hardware
h 226-230 East Main
Pocket Knives
.Case & Son's Diamond Edge and
-Remington pocket knives; rcgu-.
Z Jar $1.50 and $2.00 values, spe-
'cinl Wednesday
The Japanese Art & Variety Store
12 North Bartlett C. W. L-ambrecht
Water Jugs
Decorated water jugs; regular
$1.00 values, Wednesday special
At Russell's
Phone 31-
Women's Dresses
July clearance sale of all wom
en's dresses; choice of any dress
iii our stock, lcss..'........;...........
At Heath's Haskins' Drug Stores
at Your. Phono '. ,
' .--i.-i v .'" -''' .... I v
Card Games
At Near to You at Your. Phono
': .,14 ' '..' " f
Flinch, Pit and Rook. Tnk them on your
, vacation and play around the camp fire.
Regular 76c values, Wednesday special
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At Model ClothingCo.
126 East Main St.
"VALUE AND QUALITY"
; Men's Hose
Men's and young men's ' fancy
!-"silk hose; regular $1.25 values,
. Wednesday special . ....
Rex Cafe and Pastry Shop
121 East Main 8treet , j , .
Shoppers Lunch S
40'
A special lunch for Wednesday
shoppers, 11:30 A. M. to 2:00
p. m., for .
At People's Electric Store
212 West Main Phone 12 .
' Ice Machines
-For Wednesday wc will offer iceS FECIAL
machhies W, 1 J.R.S:
At H. E. Marsh's Grocery
130 East Main Phone 252 , .
Mason Jar Rubbers
6
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MjiKfm . iai iMililini's. 'WpflnpRilav
special, dozen : ,
At Mann's Dept. Store
The Store for Everybody '
Happy Home Dresses
650 Happy Homo all-gingham houso dresses. $ 00
Very latest exclusive modelB of unrivaled " I r . . .
'styles. A genuine $1.60'dress for Wednes- , . ' 1 . .
day special ,
At Mordoff & Woolf
217 Weat Main 8t.
Ice Cream Freezer
An nll-stoel lco cream freezer that will glvo
service; single action, hns only one moving
'part; the can rotates while the (lusher re
mains stationary.. Holds two quarts. Iluy
Wednesday, don't watt..
AtCM.fedd & CoSg St The Colonial: : At Gates & Lydiard At The Hub Shoe Store
223 East Main 8t ' ' -.- ':V.- : i V-V-.V:'-'j r. Southern Orejon'i Finest Bakery : . . : , Buy Here and Bank the Difference 105 East Main St '
IIS Women's Pump Pan Biscuits Vacuum Bottles Shoes
45 pairs women's pumps and ox-"f QC Ar ' Af ''". l'h,re; ; d AC
fords .various stvlcs and sizes- y"3 n i i f r' av i - U C Vacuum bottles, pint size; Wed- slippers, , i.e., child , 4 ,. to sir.o 2 m.s0s : I .i0
toius, -aiious stjies anu m,ls, ;4 A -One dozen pan nisciuts ior A ed- f. . ', . . 11 odd lots, but most sues; spociai price for I
. values to f 10.00,; Wednesday:.::. ; f j 1 fcf';-' .. nesday -- ' J nesday only V Wednesday.... u X :
At The Men's Shop Medford Fur. &Hdw. Co. At McDonald's AfJarmill 6mods Drug Store
. F i 225 West Main Street Model Pharmacy Opposite Groceteria , f
Noxt to Rlalto, TheaUi" . - -- - ..' r ' ? North Bartlett 8treet . ' 'i .
rWA X 24c Specials Cookies. Combination Offer
Sunnner. weight caps of finest tfjtil ' feci, purViu Tlie olcMime favorite . 11,0,1 . (J X'C
quality.. Not all sizes. Regular; I ,vv , day spccials..You caai have your IL cookies, Wednesday special, two I II aimohd lotion and n 2G0 powder puff (in a MA
. $3.00,, Wednesday special-..": , , X. , choice .of an assortfnent for Li I dozen for X " rubber bag), aii for JKJ-J",
,. i r i a (
W. A. Kinney Fur. House
Cups and Saucers :
Jaj) cups and saucers, six to a
customer; regular 20c seller, spe
cial Wednesday -
At Louie's Cash Grocery
South Central 8L Phone 271' '
-; y ..' 1 .
Tacoma Brew
Tacoma Brew, . the . satisfying
$1.35
beverage; ' Wednesday, dozen.-.r. ' X
At The Golden Rule
Modford'a Largest Department 8tor
Ladies' Vests
Silk and fflier vests, flesh and
pink, sizes 32 to 44 ; regular $1.50
values, Wednesday, each......
At Medford Hardware &
Sporting Goods Co.
The Live Hardware Merchant Offer.
Wire Coat Hangers
5'
Keep your garments in shape,
also have.a place to hang them.
Hegular price 10c each, special
for Wedncsdnvt dozen 50S each