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About Central Point herald. (Central Point, Or.) 1906-1917 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1909)
ì CENTRAL POINT HERALD, THURSDAY. JANUARY 7. 1900. V M 'H ««>!- H '+ n + a t+++-K*++++n + a + n + + + + ^ +++-K ¿ j + + + + + - k - + i i r iv + + + + a + a + B+-H-+ « m - m - k »«> i i i 'HH- H "!' « + a + a-i-i 'i- » y H - i-Ki<M -i- i- i« - H -H -a + a + a i- H - i<-»H-+-i-S(&n - H -u>i-H-+a+ a + a++++i-H -t-K *) SECOND A N N U A L JA N U A R Y CLEARANCE Is now on. SALE You know THIS STORE never does anything HALF H EARTEDLY Every Article Reduced 15 to 5 0 per cent BAKER-HUTGHASON G O .. Inc. M E D FO R D ’S E X C L U S IV E Central Avenue, just North o f Jackson County Bank. L A D IE S ’ SH O P Christmas football. Table Rockets. Don’t Miss This Here is the way the editor o f the Glendale News was impressed by the football game played here on Christmas day between the Glendale and Central Point teams: “ The G. A. C. football team, ac companied by a goodly delegation o f rooters, went to Central Point on Christmas day and took part in one o f the cleanest and best games played this season. Tw o games were played. the first one being between th , Med- ford and Central Point high school teams, and resulting in a walk away, for Central Point by a score . o f 21 to 0. A fter this the Central Point and Glen dale first teams took the field.' The game was remarkably clean and both teams played fast football from start ,, _ , . i t o finish. Glendale boys held their House Quartet ; opponentg w el, keeping the ball well Musical and Literary Program Benefit Christian Church Building Fund O pera House, Friday Evening, Jan. 8, 1 9 0 9 . PROGRAM. — „ Jacksonville Court Mrs. Mulkey, Musfe Soló . . the teams that neither side had aoored. Central Pt. has a team that has never known defeat, and are as fine a bunch o f boys as one could find. The local boys feel there would be honor even in defeat at the hands o f a team like this who know the game and play it like true sportsmen. The tw o teams will play on the Glendale field on New Y ear’ s day and the game will, in all probability, be one o f the most hotly contested and exciting games ever played here. Readings and Recitations by Mr». Mellinger, of Ashland. The entire program will be o f unusual excellence. - - 25 cents. Children 6 to 12 - - 15 cents. Entertainnaent Begins at 8:00 P. M. Sharp. Third Set of feeth Appears. " " »■»■* * " " " ■! 1 1 H » ' I __________ Extra . A Î . - V Í . \ f Now On For 15 Days Only Look at Some o f Our Prices Dressers worth $18.00 ” $16.00 ” ” $15.00 ” ” 14.00 ” ” 13.00 ” ” 12.50 ” ” 11.50 Joint Installation. The Odd Fellow and Rebekah lodges will hold a joint installation in their lodge room Saturday evening, January 9th. A banquet, prepared by the brothers o f the subordinate lodge, will be served, the sister Rebekahs being the guests o f honor. It is understood that the boys are anxious to “ show” their sisters (who are presumably from Missouri) what good cooks they are. It is understood there will be a number o f visitors from other lodges in the valley present. ” ” 60c. , ” 50c. Jute ” worth 40c. ” 32c. Dining Tables worth $15.00 ” ” ” now $13.50 12.50 ” And everything in proportion. 1L50 Come and see us. This Sale W ill Last Only 15 Days Central Point Furniture Store, W L Jones, .fetor. A. J. Dunlap is planting 25 acres o f Seott Pool, o f Eagle Point, was in new orchard on his fíne place west of town Monday. town this winter, 20 acres to plums and 5 to apples. Mr. Dunlap is shipping a car o f Ben Davis apples this week. Stomach Trouble Cored. J E R O M E L. R A W H O U SER PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. O ffic. second floor John Ross building, over Herald office. Pine street. Call residence from office phone when necessary, day or night. C E N TR A L PO INT . . . . . . OREGON I f you have any trouble with your stomach you should take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Mr. J. P. Klote o f Edina, Mo., says: “ I have used a great many different medicines for stomach trouble, but find Chamber lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets more beneficial than any other remedy I ever used.” For sale by Mary A. Mee. 1 1 !■ |..Hri- H - H - M - l- l-H ri-H riri-H - l- l--:-l- l.i|oM-h e-l..t. l..i .u u u w • • Blown now 65c. Half and Half .. . . . . . . . . . . . Extra EX T RA Prices Cut price $16.00 ” All Wool Ingrain Carpet worth 80c. L. F. Reddicliffe returned 'ast Thurs day from a business trip to St. Helens, Sumpter, Or , Dec 31. —John Rein a lumber town on the Columbia river. Portland is tussling with a blizzard The finest and most continuous rain hardt, an aged pioneer o f John Day, He thinks that counnry does not com this week, while the Rogue River val not long age had removed all the teeth pere with this in lively business condi o f the season started in Sunday night ley is enjoying the finest warm, W inter and is still doing business in true Ore that remained to him and supplied in tions. rains you can imagine It pays to live gon fathion. their place a brand-new set o f false in this favored climate. ones, Noticing that his gums were Col. Geo. P. Mims was in town a Mrs. Mellinger will be at the Opera Colonel F. L. TouVelle was in town paining him, he discarded the set. and short time Monday. The colonel is that I House Friday evening. She is an getting to be a most enthusiastic farm Monday. The colonel is a living, not long afterward he found elocutionist o f rare ability, holding nature was providing him with another er and can hardly let go o f busineae at breath;ng embodimentof the princeples some o f the best medals on the Pacific as well formed as tboae given him in the farm long enaugh to come to town o f the Independent Order o f Goat Coast. The recitations and readings Riders, as witness his initials! F. L. T. infancy. Today he has as good teeth for his mail. will be of varied character and all new. as ever. U H 1 11 1 1 I I 1 ! I I I V I I I H ■ January Sale Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Green entertain ed the Sunday-school children Saturday afternoon at their pleasant home. When time was - Mr. R. T. Burnett, o f Jacksonville finally called, so evenly matched were General admission At the meeting o f the telephone shareholders none o f those present could be persuaded to taks the offices o f pressdent and vice-president, and the difficulty had to be solved by elect ing R C. Washburn president and Thos. Glass vice-president, both o f whom# being absent, could not decline the honors. S. K. Adams was elected secretary-treasurer. o f S h e r i d a n I within Central P t .’ s territory a good share o f the time. : Sob The entertainment given by the literary society New Y ear’ s evening was well attended and the program, which was quite interesting, was well rendered. to WE ARE GOING TO GLEAN UP THE FOLLOWING LIST AT PRICES NEVER BEFORE HEARD OF Pants One-third off-Corduroys Excepted You know our reputation—W e do as we advertise— Honest, straightforward business methods are all we employ— Such methods liave given us the largest business of any clothing store in southern Oregon. W O R K M E N ’S S P E C IA L T IE S — One lot Shirts, golf and stiff fronts, 50c, 75c and One lot Black Sateens, $1.50 v a lu e s................9 8 * $1.00 v a lu e s ...................................................... **9* Bluo Flannels, $1.50 values . . . • ...... .. ........ $ 1 .1 5 Canvas Gloves, pair . . . •....................................5 * One lot ¡Shirts, stiff fronts, $1.25 and $1.50 val Blue Flannels, $2.00 v a lu e s ....................... .$ 1 .3 3 Sweater Coats and Fancy Vests... one-third o ff 79* Blue Flannels, $2.25 and $2.50 valuc3 . . . . $ 1 . 8 5 Pants..................................... .about one-third o ff One lot G olf Shirts, $1.25 v a lu es........ ............. 7 9 * Blue Flannels, $3.00 v a lu e s ....................... .$ 2 .3 0 House Coats .................................... .one-third f f One lot G olf Shirts, $1.50 values.................... $ 1 .0 5 Blue Flannels, $4.00, lumberman’s shirt ...$2.85 W e are also giving big cuts in fine French Flan One lot Black Sateens, 75c and 85c values . . .6 5 * Blue Flannel, $4.50— extra fine lumberman’s ues One lot Black Sateens, $1.00 v a lu e s ...............7 9 * shirt . . . . . . . . . ........................................ $ 3 .2 0 nel Shirts. A few broken lots in Underwear at ridiculously low prices. Come in and 3co for your selves. W e do as we say. One lot Black Shirts, $1.25 v a lu e s...................8 3 * Always in Earnest fogge The Best Clothing Store in Southern Oregon I I I I M H -H -H H HH 1> H H -l H I I I H -H -H -I-I-H -P K -H -H I H H I M H I H I ! I I ! IM I m i n i l i H-!-:-! I 1 I I I I I I-H -l-l I I I I I I I 11 U I I I H 1 H ! M-r i-l I M M I I H -H -I H -l l l H I I I I U I I I I H -M I I Ml >
