CENTRAL rOINT HERALD. THI’ R.-DAV, DECEMBER
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Money In The banks
A C h a t on Cl o t h e s
Fine feathers make fine birds. Fine clothes create prestige. They represent your social
standing and determine your judgement and taste. They produce respect and confidence,
and impart the assurance which surmounts all barriers. Look at the Men who have forced
their personality on the world.
Could they have broken the exclu­
siveness of higher society without
the stamp of refinement and culture
— fine clothes. Another point is
that true style requires quality. It
is next to impossible to produce
fashion without using higher grade
material which will stand wear and
keep its shape. So that it pays to
buy fine clothes. When we decid­
ed to carry men’s clothing many
brands were considered.
After
much debating we selected the
HART SCHAFFNER&
M A R X GLOTHES
The highest testimonial towards
this happy choice is that our custo­
mers want no other makes after a
trial. They become walking adver­
tisements and bring their friends to
us. Complaints are unheard of and
the satisfaction unfailing.
We are anxious to show you this
splendid line, whether you buy or
.•u, uj lurt tH'iiftuntr .v uan
C opyright by Hurt Schaffner A Marx
not
We know how greatly to your advantage it will prove to see them.
When that old worn suit of yours must be replaced don’t fail to give the Hart,
Schaffner & Marx brand a fair trial.
You will never regret it.
euel & K e n tn e r
M edford
Mission Block
Choked to
Dr». Anderson & Pollnitz
War With Japan
dould not possiblp make so many crip­
ples as rheumatism does every year.
And yet there is no reason why this dis­
ease should cripple any one, if all suf­
ferers will rub the affected parts night
and morning with Ballard’s Snow Lini­
ment. Cures all aches and pains. For
sale by Mary A. Mee.
PH YSICIAN S A N D SU RG EO N S
Office second floor Jol n Ross building:,
over Herald office, Pine street.
Residence at Central* Point Hotel
Phones: Bear'Creek, Table Rock, Trail Creek
W illow Springs—each*XX5
C E N TR A L PO INT
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OREGON
Death
For the first t.me in tho history of
I American banking, statements have
b 'on obtained :howing in detail the
c >ndition of practice ly every banking
! i istitution in the United States at a
given hour. The national monetary
| commission has just completed and
made public the tabulated results of the
, investigation of the condition of th*
various classes of incorporated banks
of the country, the report being mad<
on a uniform blank at the close of busi­
ness April29, 1909.
The institutions reporting includt
6?33 National banks, 11.319 state banks
f 1703 mutual and stock savings banks,
! 1 97 private and 1079 loan and trust
| c unpanies.
I The tota resources o f all make a stu
! pendous total of $31,100,000,00.1. and
: the ar alysis ut resources and liabilities
¡show loans, $11,273,000.003, investmenl
! on btn ls, etc., $4.614,000,000, due from
! banks $2,562,000,000, cash on hand, in
j clu ling $809,000, IKK) in gold coin and
j c rtificates, $1,432.000,000, other re­
's urces $1,094,001,009, capital $1,800,-
L<00,000, surplus and profits $1,833,000,-
j O(K), due to banks. $2 484,000,000, de­
posits, including government deposits, j
$14.106,000,000, other liabilities, *370,- |
000,000.
The total bank resources of the en- |
tire country average $237.24 per capita.
The state o f New York leads with
$07o.07 per capita.
FERGUSON & MURRAY
LI V E R Y
and
^General Teaming
‘‘W E PLAY NO
FAVORITES”
C E N T R A L POINT
THE
: : OREGO N.
CRYSTAL
O. 1!. N A S H . I ’K O l’.
CONFECTIONERY—RESTAURANT,
Wholesome cooking
Prompt service
Reasonable prices
Our Sunday dinners strike
the right spot ::
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Try one of our Hot Tamales
Geo. Ross Bldg.
Corner First and Pine Sts.
A Good Booster
Speaking of the wide publicity being I
given the recent award of the sweep-
stakes prise by the National Apple j
Show at Spokane to a car of Rogue |
River Spitzenbergs, H. B. Tronson own- ;
er of the prize p-oducing orchard tells
the following: “ I am getting marked !
papers from every where mentioning I he
winning of the Spokane prize, and some i
of the comments are really amusing, j
one of them in particular, I have really j
forgotten the name of the .paper, says j
that after taking five cars of app'es j
from five acres, the sweepstakes car
was selected from what was left. Now,
I believe the editor of that paper is ca­
pable of holding down a job even in
Southern Oregon. He certainly has a
fine imagination and here the facts
would keep him so busy that he wou d
not be compelled to strain it.”
J. C. S M I T H
Deal„ ,„
Harness and S a d d l e s
Keep your horse dry by using Waterproof Horse Covers
Keep yourself warm while driving by using Clark Heater
Robes, W hips, etc.
Call and see my stock—I can please you
Martin
J.
M E D F O Itl)
Reddy
The Jeweler
Dont Be Hopeless
about rourself when you are crippled
with rheumatism or stiff joints—of
c >urse you have tried lots of thir
ind they have failed. Try Ballard’s
Snow Liniment—it will drive away a ll,
aches, pains and stiffness and leave you I
as well as you ever were. Sold by
Mary A. Mee.
Diamonds,
W a tch e s,
is commonly said of babies who die of
the croi p. How unnecessary this is.
No child ever had the crcup without
having a cold or cough to start with
Is you will stop the first symptons of
the covgh with Ballards Horehound
Syrup there is no danger whatever of
croup. Sold by Mary A. Mee.
Jewelry
Cut Glass
Clocksand
Silver
C h ristm a s Com fort
I-
or Relative Than a Pair of our Elegant
Moccasins or Slippers
to the Baby, at prices to suit every Purse
Hiawatha Moccasins, for Men, Ladies and Children,
Pocahantas Moccasins, for Men, Ladies and Children,
Full line of Felt Goods, in Shoes and Slippers,
£1.25 to £2.50
.50 to 1.50
.75 to 1.25
D C M CRflDCD I carry the largest assortment assort-
nClf! riVI DC.!! ment of Sterling Silver Toilet articles
T h e r e is a lm o s t no b u s i­
n e s s in w h ic h an e le c tr ic
m o to r o f s o m e s iz e is n o t
p r a c tic a l.
C a n y o u u se o n e in y o u r
lin e ?
If y o u c a n uso ono
a t a ll y o u c a n uso it to
a d v a n ta g e .
E le c tr ic p o w o r i s t h e
p o w e r o f to d a y . Y o u m a y
n o t w a n t to g rin d c o ffe e
b u t y o u m a y n e e d a n e le c ­
t r ic m o to r fo r o n o c f th o
m a n y th in g s in w h i c h
p o w e r is a n e c e s s ity .
S en d fo r o u r m an and
g e t t h e d e ta ils a b o u t c l o c -
t r ic it y —th e p e r fe c t p o w e r.
W h a t More Appropriate Gift Can|You Select Fora Friend
W e can suit every member of the family from Grandpa
SMALL MOTORS
Ware
and Sterling Silver Novelties in Southern Oregon. Dont fail
to examine my stock and get my prices. Fine watch and
jewelry repairing a specialty All work guaranteed,
Style Certainty
i I
Write or telephone your wants
and we will have our
I Representative call on you
The fashionable lady of today is very particular about
her footwear and she wishes to know that she is absolutely
correct when buying her shces.
That is one feature about
our store.
Another strong feature is our prices—they are
always low enough to be extremely interesting.
Edm eades
lir o s .
Rogue River Electric Co.
POINT LODGE NO.
C ENTRAL
I O. O. F.
193
Meets every Saturday evening at
7:30 p. m. in A. O. U. W. Hall,
corner Second and Pine Sts. Visit­
ing brothers are specially invitd to
meet with us when in town.
Come and look at our goods, whether you buy or not
I J a . s . E . G r i e v e ,
G e <*.
Secretary.
L.
F ord .
Noble Grand.
The O F F IC E
C A FF
When hot and dry drop in and get a cool glass of Weinhardt
Beer
When cold and wet try a smile o f Astor Whiskey
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Irisolateci Tract.
Medford Shoe Parlor
S. H. DUFFIELD, Proprietor
MAIN STREET
MEDFORD
P u b l ic , L a n d S a l e .
Ree.
I am still doing business at the same
old stand and will assure all courte­
ous treatment and pure goods.
mot.
Department o f the Interior.
United States Land Office,
Ron* burr. Oreron, November 23, 1006.
Notice ix hereby riven that,
'!>r<« t««l by Ihe
f »mm. <*ioner of the <»eneral !» r » l Office, under
the provision* of the r.ct o f O » n r r«*p- approved
I
He aato to the highest bidder. a*
o ’clock A.
M.. on the 7th day of January. I'd at this office,
the following tract, of land I> • 1 o f Section 14.
T o m ship J6 Smith '<ar*e 1 We • >.f W M.
Any peraofui claiming adversely the above-
described lands are advised to file their claim« or
objections on or before the time de .g.ia vd for sale
BE N JA M IN L. EDDY.
J Vf LAWRENCE.
Reyi »ter.
Receiver.
»JOHN* IIARRINGTON
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