C E N T R A L r O IN T H E R A L D , T H U R S D A Y , OCTOBER 15, 1908.
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School Motes.
Reported by Mildred Antle.
School began September 14th, with
the following teachers: Mrs. Purkey-
pile, 1st grade; Miss Murphy, 2nd-3rd
grades; Mias Tompson, 4th grade; Miss
Chapman, 5th grade; Miss Aiken, 6th
grade; Miss Mahn, Tth-sth grades; Prof.
Cooper, high school.
First Anniversary Sale
W e are making the lowest
W E H A V E B E E N W A T C H IN G Y O U
Sale prices ever attempted
in Southern Oregon.
A N D W E K N O W JUST W H A T Y O U
We
W ANT-
invite you to see the spe
cial values now offered in
All the pupils are working earnestly
and all prospects are for good work
this year.
Beatrice and Merrit Hoagland have
quit school, as they will leave shortly
with their parents to make their home
in California.
So far three societies have been
organized, namely: Central Point High
School l>ebating Society, the officers of
which are: President, Kenneth Barnett;
vice-president, Paul Horcross; secretary-
treasurer, Josephine Houston
Ladies’
Athletic Association, with Prof. Cooper
as manager and Mabel Peart secretary-
treasurer. Boys’ Athletic Association,
with Tom Kincaid as manager. All o f
the societies make the literary work a
special feature.
Bit)
MAN!!
Entire Month of October
School started with an enrollment of
215 pupils and increased to 268 during
the first month. The school is badly
crowded« especially in the 1st, 7th and
8th grades, there being only enough
space in those class rooms for the
teachers to turn around There is an
enrollment o f 27 in the high school and
it is expected to be run up, to 35 shortly.
Kill
Y O U N G
G O A T S , S U IT S , S K IR T S , W A IS T S
: CLO TH ES:
P E T T IC O A T S , M IL L IN E R Y , B AG S,
that are built for Y O U alone.
B ELTS ,
U M B R ELLA S ,
AND
N O T IO N S
W e have
DRY GOODS.
for your taste, by
E V E R Y T H IN G IS N E W
Schloss Bros.,
R A IL R O A D FARE FREE
the Highest Grade Tailors
Cougar.
MEDFORD’S “ LITTLEKOST” LADIES’ SHOP
in this country.
■ys, who reside between
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Jacksonville, killed a
thiu pia
7-frX'i- re
st Saturday while hunt-
,
tains south of the coun-j
ty seal, c u e o f the hunters shot the j
Central Avenue, Just North of Jackson County Bank
animal in a tree and brought him* to the
ground, making apparently a dead shot.
The boys started to drag the brute |
down the hill to a more convenient j
PETITION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
place for skinning it, when suddenly I
What a Difference.
fo r Chapped Skin.
it “ came t o " and began to put up a ]
Chapped skin whether on the hands
scrap. The boys did not wait for Mr.
or face may be cured in one night by j No one pr obably ever realized what
Cougar to recover fully until they gave I
Woodville Precinct, Jackson County,
applying Chamberlain’ s Salve. It is i
an eyesore an old rackety, shackelty,
him a few more shots, which, settled
also unequaled for sore nipples, burns - humped-backed, loose jointed, broken Oregon:—
r.r"i**y. The animal was a
To the Honorable, the County Court
ami scalds. For sale by Mary A. Mee. 1
down, wornout board sidewalk is until
measuring more than
o f Jackson County, State o f Oregon;
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| he has seen a first class modern cement
l tip to tip.
We, the undersigned legal voters re
walk in place end to end to one o f the
Free trial on an Edison phonograph o,d kind The peop,e who haye a,_ siding in Woodville precinct, Jackson
Job wotk ot all kinds neatly done at Address Singler Music Store, Med or , rea(jy g0(- their new cement walks in County, .State o f Oregon, respectfully
his office. Call and Bee samples.
Oregon.
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p|ace are more pleased than they ask your Honorable Body to grant to
M. B. Whipple a licence to sell spirits
”
“ ““ “ I“ thought they would be and Messrs. Al
ous, vinous and malt liquors and fer
bert, Price, Williams and Carney are
mented cider, commonly known as hard
| now o f the opinion that they would not
cider, in less quantities than one gallon
j take several times the cost o f the im-
the town o f Woodville, Jackson
J provement and have the new walks in
County. Oregon, for the period of 12
taken up and the old ones replaced.
months, from November 4, 1908;
[ The work will be started on the next
W e hereby state in our petition that
block at Cranfill & Robnett’ s com er at
.4
we each o f us reside in said Woodville
once, and it will be but a comparatively
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precinct and at the signing o f the same
| short time until the town will have an
are legal voters therein and that we
+
unbroken
stretch
o
f
fine
walk
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have each resided in said precinct for
Front street to Fourth on both sides of
thirty days immediately preceding our
the street. The fellow who wants to
signing this petition and that we will
feel good quick and for a long time
petition your Honorable Body at the
should lose no time in getting his new
term o f the County Court on
cement walk in place.
N ovember 4, 1908.
BAK ER -H U TCH ASO N CO.
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You should
buy
Because we will sell you
the best
$10.00 $12.50 and $15.00
Suits on earth.
Come
in
Our
Store
this
N O T U N C L E ’S
NOR
STYLE,
FATH ER ’S
THEY
BU T
EXPRESS
JUST T H A T A IR OF
smartness
T H A T A P B E A L S TO Y O U .
Prices.
$9.75, $15, $18.50, 25.00
and up.
Come in and have a try-on.
A lw ays in earnest
The Toggery,
j
Ore.
Medford
your Suit at the
Big Store.
T H E SE SU ITS A R E
YOURS, A N D
WHY!!
«
them, fashioned
B E T TE R GOODS
I
A B Bell, L L Oden, A K Earhart, Joe
Our public schools deserve our at- Swinney, G H Jones, O W Train, R
tention and support. It pays to patron Burkhart, J H Whipple, G W Rule, C
ize the school entertainment. It brings S Hatch, Edwin Smith, Sam Mathis,
the boys and girls and the parents to E Boyd, Thos. H B Taylor, John Win
gether; it does the school a financial ders, L C Merriam, Henry Nutt, Henry
good; the money spent is really an in- j Breeding, J M Pitman, J E Estell, J M
vestment that will yield a perennial j Sperry, Raymond Stevens, Chas. M
dividend o f benefits; it gives the teach- ; Warren, O Nadeau, C W Horton, G F
ers a chance to show their deep in ter-■ Wertz, Henry Laws, Eugene Sanborn,
est in the welfare o f the children and, \ Joseph Burkhart, T W Conway, A J
best o f all, the untertainment offered j Davie, Fred Minthorn, M B Whipple,
for the school is the best effort o f de-1 C B McLellan, A Kryger, N H Parsons,
veloping. —Gresham Herald.
J M Whipple, John Thrasher, Harry
L White, Divello Alexander, S Estell,
J H Hart, J CAitken, Chas. Alix, Peter
Card o f Thanks.
Meehan, F H Howell, Chas. Turner,
W e wish to thank our neighbors and J R Smith, Dave Smith, Aaron Beck,
friends for the kindly assistance and John Perdue, Tom E Perdue, M M
sympathy extended during the illness | Scott, William Moxley, M W Hale,
and at the time o f the death and burial ! J H Wehmger, John White, George
o f our beloved daughter.
Land, J L Cody, W V Jones, H D
M r . and M rs . W. E. A lexander . i Sanborn.
FOR LE SS M O N E Y .
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Smith &
Molony
Carry the Strongest Line o f
High Cut Boots
at the best prices in Southern Oregon.
Buy now, for you
will
need
them.
week and let us show you
how you can save $ $ $ on
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everything you buy.
Attention Ladies!!
Central Point Furniture S to r e ,T
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W e carry the most beautiful line
of Ladies’ Ready-to-W ear (Suits
in Medford.
You are specially
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Watch this s p a c e next week
and while you are thinking
about it call
invited to visit this department.
A. M'GLASHAN
(216 WEST 7 t h
at our store
Deuel &
Kentner.
Medford’s Greatest Value Givers.
on
street )
W e handle High Grade
Teas, Coffees, Queens-
ware and Household
Goods and Novelties.
o f new House Furnishing
now
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MEDFORD TEA S COFFEE HOUSE
and see our beautiful line
Goods
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display.
Call and get acquainted and test the merit
o f our goods.
M .;
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Cnntral Point Furniture Store, T> " ! J E
“W here?”
“In Pattison’s Addition.’’