CENTRAT. POINT HERALD THURSDAY. DECEMRER 2D. 1909.
Heating
Notice Thursday and Friday
= C lean Up
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Stoves
This is the season when you have
to give the Heating Stove question
your consideration.
We are in a
position to help you with
I will be out of my office for
a period of about three
weeks, or up to Jan. 1.0th,'
1910. My lists and books
will be left in charge of my
brother, E. G. Whiteside.
If you want anything in my
line see him, he will treat
Yours, for a Merry
Xma3 and Happy New Year
A FULL LINE OF THE VERY BEST
Come in and look them over and
we are sure that you will find one
in our large assortment that will
surely please you
MANY
OTHER
THINGS,
TOO,
That will look good to you i f you will only take the time to
look our stock over
We have one of the most complete
lines in Southorn Oregon
You dont have to go to Medford
O n the following lines
Furs, Holiday Novelties, Fan­
cy Work Pieces, Suits, Coats
and W aists
W. E. WHITESIDE
FOR A SQUARE DEAL
Everything Sacrificed for two daj^s
W. C. Leever ?
on purchases of
MEDFORDDOMESTIC
LAUNDRY.
“ T h e H ardw are M an”
All kinds Laundry work solicited
Hotel
Dr. E.'Davis, dentist, over Hatfield’s
store.
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Arthur Brown, publisher of the
Rogue rna izine was in town Monday
New Years dinner will be served by
the ladies of the Baptish church in the
city hall Jan. 1, 1910.
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Miss Esther Merritt, who is a student
at Mills College, near Oakland, arrived
Wednesday evening to spend the holi­
days at home.'
Proprietors
BAUGHMAN BROS.
New building, newly
furnished, h o t a n d
cold water in every
room. In the heart of
the business center.
Work’guaranteed.
Prices right.
Medford
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You will find some very nice Christmas presents free,
worth from 75 cents to $2.25.
Look!
See what you will
have to do. Buy $5.00 worth of groceries and get a picture
and frame free, or buy $10.00 worth of tin, glass or granite
ware and get a water set worth $2.25 free. Buy $2.50 worth
of your choice of goods and get a 75c water set free.
This
offer is good until Dec. 26, 1909
Farm Produce Taken in Exchange
A.
P.
G IL L E T T
&
F ru it T r e e s
THE OAKS
FOR
Home grown r o o t s .
We offer all the
a c c e a E H O iö
THE
HOLIDAY
SEASON
YULETIDE REFRESHMENTS
BUY YOUR- TREE.S OF A FIRM
On Christmas day we serve
THAT HA J A RECORD FOR PUT­
TING
OUT
TREE5
TRUE TO
CORN-FED TURKEY LUNCH FREE
NAME, AND TREE.5 THAT WILL
We solicit your mail orders for
first-class goods in our line-
None other handled
WE INVITE INSPECT­
ION OF OUR .STOCK.
CALL
ON
J. F. HOPKiNS - J. S. BARNETT
One and one-half miles northeast from Central Point.
v /V C I C O d l
THE OAKS
Geo. Bordeaux,
Prop.
k e o n e o f y o u r n e a r e s t a n d d e a r e s t fr ie n d s
f o r th e n e x t fe w m on th s.
B e t t e r c h o o s e it
C h o o s e f o r q u a lity , f o r f a s h io n a b le s ty le , f o r
w a rm th as
a s g o o d lo o k s ; Y o u r O v e r c o a t m a k e s y o u r p e r s o n a l a p p e a r a n c e . It
Here is a gr at stock of new’ things; new fabrics; new models; new
ideas in fashion.
Never before has such a fine showing of new
things l eon offered to you—just the things you w ant—made for
you and for 11 s; exclusive patterns and styles; the best product of
head and hand craft; supreme values in finest materials and per­
fect tailoring
Come in and let us assist you in selecting your
present for HIM
Everything new for Christmas.
THE T O G G E R Y
M e d f o r d ’s
L e a d in g
C lo t h in g
H ou se
w e ll
ought
b e g o o d in s id e a n d o u t
A lw a y s in E a r n e s t
SON
Trespass notices, printed on cloth
for sale at this office. 50 cents per
dozen.
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Home grown trees on
V
a c c o r d in g ly .
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F ru it T r e e s
GROW.
vYhepoyou -have pains or lameness in the
hack bathe the partswith Chamberlains
Liniment twice a day, ’massaging with
the palm of the hand for five minutes
at each application. Then dampen a
piece a tlannel slightly with tt*s- lmir
meat and bind it over the seat of pino,
and yoo may be surprised to see how
quickly the lameness disappears; Sold
by Mary A. Mee.
A t D a d ’s S t o r e
Oregon
Elwood’s for stationery.
For A lump Back
O U I
Doctor Successfully Treats
Pneumonia
CORNER « T l I AN D D A V IS
I
Huw One
“ In treating pneumonia, says Dr. W.
Dit.E. DAVIS
J. Smith of Sanders, Ala., the only rem­
Resident Dentist
edy I use for the lungs is Chamberlains
Cough Remedy. While of course I
Practical, Modem Dehtistry
would treat other symptons with differ­
at Live and Let Live Prices
ent medicines, I have used this remedy
Office over Hatfield’s Store
many times in my medical practice and
Central Point - - - Oregon have pet failep to find a case where it
has not controlted the trouble. I have
used it myself as has also my wife for
JJR.H. P. HARGRAVB
coughs and colds repeated'y and I mos
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
willing and cheerfully recommend it as
superior to any other cough remedy to !
Office over First National Bank
my knowledge.’’ Sold by Mary A. Mee.
THE TWO HORSE BRAND
SAN FRAN CISCO
MEDFORD OREGON
and deliver family work.
■ The Christmas edition of the Medford
Paul Lake, who has been in Idaho for
Mail-Tribune, issued last Sunday was a
the past year, has returned to the city.
credit to its publisher as well as to the
Elwood's for drugs and druggist sun-
city. It is no small matter to get out
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a paper of that size in a city no larger ! dries.
than Medford. The number is replete
Miss Pearl Kearns, of Grants Pass,
with interesting information about the visited Miss Lelah Williams during the
Rogue River valley and will do much to week.
attract attention to this valley.
J. W. Moreland, a former resident of
William I.ewis and family, who left this place, writes the Herald that him­
here a few weeks ago for a trip along self and family are now located near
the coast and through the intermoun- Monmouth, Oregon, where they are en­
tain country returned to Central Point gaged in the dairying business and are
Saturday.
Since leaving hero they prospering Mr. Moreland sold out his
apent some time at l,os Angeles, Salt property here three years ago and went
north but he now admits that he would
have made more money by staying
with this valley than he did by leaving
it.
Deal with up-to-date people. Lewis
& Sons is the place to buy your
meats.
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LEVI STRAUSS&C0.
CENTRAL AVENUE
barber shop or see T. J.
Kelso who will call for
PO RTLAN D OREGON
W anted —Strong g>r! for general
housework—good home for the right
girl. Call on Mrs. C. W. Zorn, 518
Oakdale Ave. S., Medford, Oregon.
I.ake City, Boise, Idaho, and Portland
Born—Tnesday, Dec. 7, 1909, to Mr. but they returned to the Rogue River
and Mrs. Wm. Jones, of this city, a valley more firmly convinced than ever
fine 8-pound daughter. Mother and that it is a little the best conntry on
bhbe are doing well and the father is earth.
getting along better than grand-dad
F or S ale —No. 1 Jersey cow, cheap.
thought possible and he is pretty smi-
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Wm. Hostettler,
ley himself, thank you,
j 14 miles southwest ot Central Point.
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sure and Come
Formerly B A K E R -H U T C H A S O N Company
Leave package at Stone’s
Houston
Be
and more
THE HUTCHASON Comp’y
Glen Fabrick,.Prop.
Local and Personal
$5.00
Railroad fare free
O f C ou rse
to