Central Point herald., December 17, 1908, Image 4

CENTRAI. POINT HERALD. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 17. 1308.
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I f ever a man Las trials— real old-fashioned
tribulations— I do. Ought not to, I suppose, but
here 1 am— just one person— with an iron-clad,
copper-riveted contract to make millions o f peo­
ple perfectly happy, and do it all between 12
o ’clock Christmas Eve and 5 o ’clock Christmas
morning.
A n d— if I disappoint anybody— bang!— off
goes a piece o f my reputation.
Cot to be a'mind reader, too.
"Well— it’s up to me— all right— got to stop
thinking and go to work.
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Yes,— but Santa Claus C A N be helped.
Y O U can save him a lot of worry and trouble,
by coming here— right away— and selecting some
of the gifts you want your friends to have.
“ H E R E ” is the best kind of a Christmas
store— just filled (ever}* nook and corner of it)
with beautiful gifts— and with everv member of
°u r selling force really eager to help you solve the Christmas problem. Better
come right away! Let the children send me a wireless message from Baker-
Ii utchason Co. ’s store.
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HERE IS OUR LIST
“ To T he H on , C ity C o u n c il .
óle are building an empire. They have day night with friends here,
Central Point, Oregon.
harnessed the streams for power. or , Severai o f our citiiena went tp Mcd-
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“ We submit for your consideration pouring them over the plains, have
produced fruitful fields end gardens; ford Saturday to hear Prof. O Lara
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they are wresting from the earth its lecture on orchard pests and how to
‘ I f the City o f Central Point will mineral wealth; they are converting the cumbat them,
of utility and beauty;
| construct a pipe line from Gold Itay to forests into forms <
Harvey Richardson, who has the con-
Central Point, to cost approximately they are building schools and colleges;
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tract to put up the telephone line to
$120,000 00, ana
___ ___ under his own vine and fig tree is reap Trail, is making rapid progress with
use o f said pipe line, you paying the ¡zed ¿ere> where his every hodily need ,
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bond interest on cost o f said line, we and intellectual want may be gratified. I
will furnish you with water not to ex- The natural wealthb o f the country is j
I ceed 5.000,000 gallons per month free
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of charge.
“ Should the consumption of water by
the City o f Central Point exceed 5,000 -
000 gallons per month, then said City is
to pay as 10 cents per 1,000 gallons for
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Every Suit on sale and the entire stock
lias been divided into four lots:
Suits worth to $25.00.................$14.50
Suits worth to $35.00.................$21.50
Suits worth to $50.00.................$31.75
Suits worth to $75.00.................$41.25
P IL L O W
TOPS.
Regular 35c to $2 grades 2 8 * to $1.60
5.tXK).000.
W rtiand “ >ove the wrist.
I of the Association o f American Agri-
School will close on Xmas eve for the
said pipe;, ultural Colleges and Experiment Sta- I next week
account of
hav_
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right | tions brought here through J.
the Kerr
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of ¡"8 begun a week late only a week can
to sell such water for irrigation a d tn0 0reKL i Agricultural College. The be spared for tne holidays,
other purposes o U l . m e t >e ' ï °
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American Association o f University The literary society will meet on Fri-
tral Point that is not required to supply Presidents, the American Association
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of Farmers' Institute Workers, the day to choose
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Agronomie Society and the Association bate which will occur in February. A
A fter reading his proposition Mr.
of Agricultural Chemists always hold program will also be given,
Stoddard stated that it would probably their conventions at the same place and
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be possible to interest the farmers time as the Association of Agricultural ( Edith Ross, who haa been very ill for
around the town in the matter of form­ Colleges and Experiment Stations, and the past week, is a little better, and
ing an irrigation district which would will therefore be here also. Delegates hopes are entertained for her recovery.
to these meetings comprise college and
Mrs. Purkeypile is absent fromschool
co-operate v. ith the town in the matter university presidents, directors o f ex­
of securing the pipe line, and that if periment stations, experts in the differ­ because o f the illness of her little niece.
the people o f the town wish to go far­ ent bureaus of the Department of A g ­
riculture, and other specialists, and an
ther into the matter the company will
attendance of between 1200 and 1500 is
Mias Maud Cochran, who has been
send a representative to take up the expected. An extended visit to the .
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A - Y - P Exposition is included in their i f tay ‘n8 at Grants Pass for some time,
irrigation matter with the farmers.
The matter o f power for a pumping schedule. The exact date of the con- returned Tuesday to spend the holidays
with her mother.
plant, in case the town should decide to vention will be announced 6 0 on.
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G loves
Always acceptable as a srift— bought
here they’ll he right— $1.00 and to
$4.00.
Fan cy A p rc n s
JUST
Ladies’ Coats
X m a s H osiery
Every Coat in the store is on sale and
you’ll miss a bargain if you fail to buy
here.
Coats worth to $0.00 ............... $5.29
Coats worth to $14.50............... $9.28
Coats worth to $24.00 ............. $16.69
Coats worth to $30.00 .............. $19.98
Not many fancy Hose, but a lot of the
good, durable kind for ladies and
children— s p e c ia l....... 1 0 * to $1.25
S I L K R IB B O N S .
F a n c ie s ............................ 5 * to $1.00
Plain colors— all widts.. 1 1 * and to 5 0 *
B uy her a Skirt for Xmas— no better
time to save than now.
Skirts worth to $4.50 ............... $2.98
Skirts worth to $8.00 ............... $5.00
Skirts worth to $11.00............... $7.00
Skirts worth to $13.50............... $9.89
LATHES’ N E C K W E A R
Tailored C o lla r s ....... $. .2.50 to 2 5 *
Chiffon and Kuching Collars— many
s ty le s .........................$5.00 to 2 5 *
Raincoats
Either Silk or W ool— a nice assortment
— all s iz e s ............... $5.00 to $40.00
W A IS T P A T T E R N S
Special values a t .........$4.00 to $7.50
L e a th e r G oods
Bags, Collar Cases, Suitcases, Hand
Satchels, Etc., Etc., in a very large
assortment. Every one on sale at re­
duced prices. .2 1 * and up to $11.47
B uy here a V eil of beautiful style. You
can save
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Thousands for men, women, boys and
girls; regular 5c to $5.00 values
for ............ 4 * and along to $4.00
Linens
All yard goods, Towels. Napkins, Etc.,
to go during Xmas sale at
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publishers. W ill order for you any late
books you may desire to read. The
library is at the home o f Rev. A . N.
Jacquemia.
F A N C Y D O IL IE S
1 0 * to $5.00.
Regular $2.00 to $10.00 sellers
$1.60 and ............................ ..
for
W OOL SHAW LS.
Special p r ic e s ....... 5 9 * and to $4.50
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DIRECTORS.
J. W. MERRITT.
President.
W. C. LE E V E R ,
Vice-President.
J. 0. ISAACSON,
Cashier
I. C. R OBNETT
W . J. F R E E M A N .
The Smilethat Don’t Come O ff
is the kind your Uncle Samuel wears every day when he
sells you vegetables and groceries. It is also the kind the
customer wears when he pays the bill and goes home.
FRENH GROCERIES AND CRISP VEGETABLES
at prices that will make you smile again.
Call and see.
Murray & Kelsoe,
DEALERS IN GOOD THINGS TO EAT
| Medford Book Store f
Headquarters
is again
for all Toys, Dolls, X-mas Cards,
Calanders, Leather Goods, Books,
Fancy Stationery, Etc.
In their Big, Double Store you will
find everything you could wish to
make your friends happy during
joyous Chistmas season.
B E A U T I F U L W A IS T S .
Finest assortment of both long and
short sleeves. Taffeta. Messalines,
wool and net, in cream, black and al­
most all shades. Every Waist reduc­
ed
Bolton & Peil announce their annual
holiday excursion to San Francisco, t
leaving Ashland Saturday, December
26th, at 11:35. Tickets for round trip
$16, good for 15 days. Sixty or more
excursionists will make the fare $15, 4-l- h-H - l-l-l-H - M - H - l- l- H -l' l-l-i-l- l- l-l- •H - l-H -M -H - H -M -l-H -H - l'-l I ¡-i-l -l-
so parties intending to make the trip
should notify the management without
delay. Call on or address T. K. Bolton
or Emil Peil. Ashland.
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MEDFORD BOOK STORE,
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C H I L D R E N ’S C O A T S
Reduced
UM BRELLAS.
A verv large assortment 5 0 * and
to ........................................... $8.00
Ju»t North of Jackson County Sank,
LOOK FOR THE SIGN OVER THE DOOR f
Grand Holiday Excursion.
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BAKER-HUT CH ASON CO.
Avenue,
Your account ia respectfully so­
licited, be
large or small.
The intense itching characteristic of
these ailments u almost instantly allay­
ed by Chamberlain's Saive.
Many
severe cases have been cured by it.
For sale by Mary A. Me«.
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AYDLOTT
Cement Worker.
MEDFORD’S EXCLUSIVE LAD IES’ SHOP
Central
Transacts a General Banking Business.
for Eci«ad. Tetter uA Salt Ueum.
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Blankets
STATE BANK
One of th« Soundest Financial
Institutions on the Pacific coast.
W o * < i«r .
H o o d s .......................... $2.00 to 2 5 *
S w e a te r s ..................... $2.50 to 3 5 * Among some o f the very latest book*
L e g g in s ....................... $1.00 to 2 5 * we have in the circulating library are
T o q u e s ......................... $2.00 to 2 5 * “ A Little Brother of the Rich,” “ A
Shepherd o f the Hills,” “ The Emanuel
Shawls and H o o d s ......... $1.50
Movement,” and others. W e desire to
Mittens .................. 5 0 * to 1 0 *
buy books as soon as issued by the
Frias reasonable.
See the booth
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Chamberlain’s Liniment is one of the
A Dress Pattern is always an acceptable
most remarkable preparations yet pro­
present. A ll Dress Goods reduced in
duced for the relief of rheumatic pains,
p r i c e .................. 1 7 * and to $1.0S
and for lame back, sprains and bruises.
The quick relief from pain which it
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affords in case of rheumatism is alone
worth many times its cost. Price, 25
Baby B oo tees......................... $ 1.25 to 1 0 * cents; large size 50 cent9. For sals by
B aby S a c q u e s ............. $2.00 to 2 5 *
Mary A. Mee.
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CENTRAL POINT
The reason is obvious:
F A N C Y BO XES.
with Gloves, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs,
Collars, Etc., Etc,
H andkerchiefs
FI FT II OFF.
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V eils an d V eilin g
L ad ies’ Skirts
Christm as
install a well system, was also discussed
infurmally, Mr. Stoddard stating that
his company would supply power at the
rate of $5.00 per month per H. P. tor
10 hours’ pumping. He estimated that
it would require a 25 horse-power motor
to pump sufficient water for the present
needs o f the town, which would cost
approximately $125.00 per month. He
suggested, however, that a meter sys­
tem would no doubt prove much cheaper
than the flat rate.
Mr. Stoddard assured the committee
that if the matter should be taken up
by the town and acted upon favorably
the company would bind themselves to
deliver water in the town within six
months.
The meeting was purely iuformal,
meant only as a first step towards the
full consideration of the water problem.
The water committee expects to socn
have a complete report on a water sys­
tem from a competent engineer and
until that is in the hands o f the com­
mittee no actual recommendations can
properly be made.
The finest assortment ever shown in
Medford and you can save
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themselves—a chosen race, growing in I
numbers and in all the accomplishments |
Reported by Mildred Antle.
and graces which make a people mutu-
Jimmy N eff had the misfortune to
» ‘ *y useful and happy,
fall from a wire on which he was swing­
One of the most important gatherings ing last Thursday and break his arm
all water used m excess of
gallons per month.
“ We to have the free use of
line
at all
all times
times ana
and to
have
tine at
to nave
THE CHRISTMAS SALE
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Portland, Ore., December 14, 1908.
Our literary society gave its first en­
H. C. Stoddard, superintendent o f the
(Special Correspondence.)
tertainment Friday evening. The at­
I Condor Water & Power Co., was in
J. E. Defebauijh, editor o f the Ameri­ tendance was large and enjoyed the
town "Tuesday evening in conference
can Lumberman, of Chicago, who has
with the Water Committee of the Town bestowed such marked praise on Doug­ program, which was carried out in a
Council, when he eubmitted a prelimi- las tir, has the following to say editori­ very creditable manner fora first effort.
nary proposition for supplying Central ally in the current issue of that paper:
The committee in charge o f the
Point with water. Owing to an acci-
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dent on the road Mr. Stoddard was de- is a land uf living waters, o f golden that our citizens have subscribed very
layed an hour in reaching here, and soij> 0f mineral wealth beyond com- liberally, that a good program is being
the meeting o f town officials
and prehension, of forests which will bless prepared and that the affair is sure to
citizens which had gathered at
the mankind when other lands are desolate, ^ a sutceas. The only fear is that
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Town Ball to bear his proposal had ad- a peop|e great m intellect, energy, en- we will be shy on room to accommodate
j iurned before he arrived. The propo- durance and kindness. In this golden the crowd that will attend.
Mr and Mrs j A Huuaton and
| sition offered by Mr. Stoddard for the Northwaat. in a climate without the
harshness of the North or the ener-
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| Condor Co. follows;
v a ting softness o f the South, these peo- Sanford, o f Long Branch, spent Satur­
Check o ff the items you think you would like and come and examine them. Y o u ’ll
see right away that we save you money. You would save money to buy here at our
regular prices in most cases.
will surprise you greatly.
The Pacific Northwest.
C E M E N T FOR S A LE ,
Get my prices before buying.
CENTRAL POINT.
I can bu’H you a house with cement
K: cheaper than with lumber.
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Cement houses are warmer in winter
ami cooler in summer than any other.
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Christmas Goodies
Leave your orders early for Christmas baking,
We make a specialty of
Fine Fruit Cakes,
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M acaroon s, Ladyfingers, Etc.
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Give us a trial order.
| Central Point Bakery,
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