C E N T R A L P O IN T H ER ALD , T H U R S D A Y , S EPT EM BE R 12, 1907.
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for the fruit canning season..
Economy Jars— The most economical;
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Everlasting Jars--
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Mason’s Jars— The
The most lasting;
“ Old Reliable.”
The fruit season is here. Better call and see usand
we will ‘‘JA R Y O U ” with low prices, good goods
and courteous treatment.
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Central Point State Bank
NEXT WEEK YOUR LITTLE BUTTER BROWN
WILL BE AT HI«S DEJK. NOT FAR A W A Y MAY
^]T" ANOTHER BOY BETTER DREJ-5ED. Do Y o l /
REMEMBER WHEN YOU WERE A CHILD AND
WERE YOU EVER ASHAMED BECAUSE YOU DID
NOT HAVENICE CLoTHEA TO WEAR To SCHOOL
IF YOU CLOTHE YOUR LITTLE BUJTER BRoWNJ
WELL THEY WILL. .STUDY THEIR LEJJoNJ
BETTER.
WILL IT NOT BE WORTH WHAT
CLOTHED CO-ST TO HAVE THEM LoVE THEIR
BOOK J, ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU CAN GET A
Central Point, Ore.
TR A N SA C TS A G E N E R A L B A N K IN G B U S IN E S S
Your Patronage is Respectfully Solicited.
NO WATER WORKS
but
Protect Your Property with a Policy in the’
PHOENIX o f H a r t fo r
They pay their losses and give policy holders a
“SQUARE DEAL.”
RESPECTFULLY,
S. A. PATTISO N, Agent.
L. HATFIELD.
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Freeman & Wiley
Stationery ^nr
Magazines
September Issue now Here.
POST CARDS
Souvenir and Comic.
Post Office News Stand.
E A G L E
our present list o f attractions will make
you realize that you cannot often hope
to find such Shoes as we are now
showing at anything like these prices.
T i l l* S T A N D A R D OF E X CELLENC E
for which’w e are famous is maintained
throughout the entire establishment
although the prices arc so unusual.
BAR
Murphy & Downing, Props.
W E H A V E M O V E D north one block and are now lo
cated in elegant quarters in the new brick block ad
joining the Nash Livery Barn. ¡,We arejhere to give
you a “ Square Deal''and
“Rainier Beer”
SMITH & MOLONY,
SHOE DEALERS,
always means a “ square deal” to all beer drinkers.
W e sell R A IN IE R BEER and all other TOP-NOTCH
Drop in and see us.
L IQ U ID R EFR ESH M EN TS
Ore.
Murphy & Downing,
MEDFORD, OREGON.
Farm Implements,
Vehicles, Etc.
C lu b b in g ; O f f e r .
— j Arrangements have ju.st been com-
Finest in southern Oregon. ; pleted whereby the Central Point Her-
| aid is enabled to make one o f the great-
, est clubbing offers ever mads by an
| Oregon newspaper. Here it is:
j Central Point Herald, per year, $1.50.
Oregon Journal (semi-weekly),
$1,50.
Pacific Monthly
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$1.00.
Total
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$4.00.
Our'price for ail three, only
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PRICES
Always the
| \ W e carry a full line o f
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C H EAPE ST, I
Quality
B A IN W A G O N S. BUGG IES. HACKS,
SURRIES.
ETC.
RUNABOUTS^
IN STE E L and R U B B E R TIRES
Considered.
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| Harness, Saddles, Robes and Whips,
Gasoline
The Semi-weekly Journal is the lead
Engines, Pumps. Bicycles and Incubators
ing semi-weekly newspaper o f the
state. It gives all the general and • • W e carry one o f the largest stocks in Jackson County
state news and in addition gives the
complete and correct market reports
C E N T R A L PO INT, OR.
twice each week. In the Friday issue
a page o f “ Funny Pictures” for the i I- I- l- t- H -H -H -H -l-l-H I 1 1 1 1 I M . M - d-M- I- I- l-l- H -l-H - H -l-M H - l-M - H -H
children, a page o f short stories, and I
other features
maxe it a welcome
visitor in every home.
The Pacific Monthly, published at
Portland, is the leading magazine o f
the West. It is ably edited and beautL
fully illustrated. Its stories are clean,
H. C. T U R R IL L , PROP.
wholesome and interesting, all with
more or less o f a flavor o f the West. I My Bread etc is strictly first-class
Special articies on irrigation, stock-
raising and similar industries are at and is second to none in the state
Pipes, Fittings and Plnrabing Supplies
once entertaining and instructive.
Special orders solicited for fine
The Central Point Herald is a strictly
local newspaper. The H e r a l d does cakes. Satisfaction assured.
its best to set forth the advantages
W est E street, opposite depot.
o f the Rogue River Valley, particularly! Give me a trial.
that portion immediately adjacent and
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tributary to its town. It labors for
the advancement and upbuilding of
Central Point ami' vicinity and is en
titled to the support o f everv citizen
o f this section o f the Valley.
Take advantage o f this great o ffe r 1
at once. It will only stand for a limited !
time. Three Publications that you need j
for the price o f two. You save »1,50
and that’s “ worth while.”
CENTRAL POINT WM. A. AITKEN
BAKERY
SANITARY
PLUMBING
CENTRAL POINT OR
II You Are Waiting,
W e W an t
Everybody^™ Central Point and adjoining precincts
to come in next Sunday and eat the best
25-cent Chicken Dinner
Post Office Hours.
they ever tasted.
to »ample the very beat brands o f Whis
kies and Wines, your search will be
satisfied the moment you taste the
kinds we are now offer mg to our
patrons
tktth linos are exceptionally
pure and wholesome; in fact, the sort;
that the best physicians recommend to
their aicfcly and convalescent patients
as a tonic and buikier-up o f the system. 1
Your house ought to have a supply, and
you can easily afford it at our prices.
We give our patrons the best the market affords.
Commercial aud Transient Trade a Specialty.
Central Point hotel, LF’S J S E
liquors tor Idmily Use.
Mail orders given prompt attention i
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Witten, Cashier; I. C. Robnett, W. J. Freeman.
GOOD, AERVICABLE .SCHOOL .SUIT FOR
$1.50
A BETTER
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WE HAVE EVERYTHING THAT LITTLE BUTTER
BROWNS AND BIGGER BUTTER BROWNS WEAR
BRING THEM IN AND LET \JS RIG THEMoUT.
CHILDREN ARE. WELCOME A T OUR .STORE.
OUR SCHOOL AHOE.S BE.5T FOR HARD .SERVICE
A.5K FOR. BOY.S "ARMOUR. P L A T E " HoAE.
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P ortland O regon , S ept . 9, 1907.
•Uy, but how Oregon is growing!
The same glad note o f progress—new
buildings, now poople—comes from
many sections.
Great interest is manifested in the
Oregon Irrigation Association at Grants
Pass this week
The Oregon l'tate (•'air. at Sirtetri-
gives assurance o f being the beat ever
held. There is a disposition hero to
make “ Portland Day,” Sept. 19th, a
greater success from the standpoint o f
attendance than ever before.
Secretary T a ft ’s reception by the
Oregon Development League broke aU
records.
Many people went to the
Armory as early, as six o’ clock. The.
entire state was represented upon the
platform and in £he audience by well-
known Oregonians, and all o f them have
a better understanding o f the Panama
Canal than ever before.
The advertising habit has certainly
struck Oregon. Almost every bank,
business house and factory in Portland
and throughout the state are destribut-
ing leaflets in their correspondence.
The noted Kikujiro Ishii, Chief o f the
Japenese Bureau of Foreign Commerce,
was recently entertained here, and he
took pains to say that war between (
his country and the United States was
impossible.
Both the wheat and hop crop were
much less injured by rain than was at
nrst reported.
A Tillamook cheese is on disylay
here, which weighs 356 pounds and
represents the product for one day of
190 cows. It will be cut and sold at
retail'for Thanksgiving.
The Country Club
Livestock As
sociation have bought a site for their
home ami work will begin at once.
Travel is enormous. Many families
are coming to the state and for many
hours during the day the Union Station
shows an activity similar to that wit
nessed at a great national convention.
They are ticketed forali points through
out the state, and this travel will con
tinue until the close of the colonist
rates, October Hist.
Portland artists are to he congratu
lated upon securing bettor photographs
o f Secretary T a ft than have ever been
taken before
Non* o f his pictures in
the Eastern |>ai»eis compare with those
printed here, and pictures made here
will be used by the correspondents who
accompany the Secretary from this
time forward.
The M A N (F A C T U B E R S ’ RECORD
o f Baltimore, the leading industri '1
paper o f the South, devotes two pages
to Portland and the Northwest in a
recentissue. T h e S A T U K P A Y E V E N
IN G PO ST will discuss the same sub
ject in its issue o f Saturday, Sept. 21.
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GENERAL DELIVERY HOURS.
Open 7:30 a. m. close 8:30 p. m.
Sundays, open one hour after each j
train.
MONEY ORDERS,
N o money orders issued or cashed oir
Sundays or holidays.
MAIL CLOSES.
No. 13, sonth bound, 11:50 a. m.
12:21 p. m.
No. 16, north bound, 4:50 p. m.
5:19 p. m.
No. 11, south bound, 7:00 p. m.
11:15 p. m-
No. 12. north bound, 7:00 p. m.
3:52 s. m
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