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BIG TEN DAYS SALE
AT KENTNER’S
This will b e the biggest Sale ever put on in Southern O regon .
KENTNER'S BIG DEPARTMENT STORE. MEDEORD. OREGON.
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P ublic S ale —I will sell all of my
I household and kitchen furniture at pub-
1 lie sale, Saturday, October 15, at 2:00
Mr. ami Mrs. M It England visited p m.. at the Bissell property in Cen
Medford Monday afternoon
tral Point. Everything in the house
Mr. and Mr«. M. It. England visited hold line and all in good condition.
! Watch for dodgers.
friend« at Ashland during the week.
J oe M urphy .
Levi Strauss Overalls, 75e. at “ Dar-
iels’ for Duds.”
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Daniels’ for Duds sells Levi Strauss
The young tallies’ and the yourg overalls for 75 cents.
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inpn’s Sunday school classes of tl e
Mrs Lesmeister requests her custo
Christian church made the church a mers to favor her with early orders for
present of a beautiful set of pulpit photographic work intended for the
chairs.
holiday season, forestall vexatious de
S. V. Moore was here during the lays at Christmas time by having your
Week the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. photo work done now, at Lesmeister’s
Neale.
studio, second door east of post-
Eon S ai . e — Furniture. Enquire of office.
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owner at bungalow in Snowy liutte
orohard.
Central Pointers.
MUST CITIES BE UGLY?
This Is the Question That Confronts
People Throughout the Country.
Must the cities be ugly? This ques
tion Is propounded In Xlarperis Weekly
by Arnold W. Brunner, who has this
to say, among other things, on the
subject:
“So much attention has been paid to
the Individual that the community has
been allowed to suffer, and the conser
vative and Jealous care of private In
terests has been carried to such a point
tliat most necessary Improvements arc
delayed or entirely defeated.
“However, we do not despair for our
future;. The love of beauty Is growing
rapidly, and. while It was once thought
to be the prerogative of the rich. It Is
now understood to be the right of
Levi Strauss Overalls, 75c, at “ Dan
iels’ for Duds.”
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Charlie Gav of Medford has returned
from a month’s visit at his old home in
Wisconsin.
Levi Strauss Overalls, 75c, at “ Dan
iels’ for Duds.”
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The new bungalow being built for J.
M. McJimsey by Eli Jones is nearing
completion.
All the latest magazines and popular
novels at Lesmeister’s studio, 2nd door
east of postofflce.
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•’ ■witH s tr e n g th a n d e a s e
t h e y a lw a y s p le a s e ”
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HORSE
OVERALLS
r C B L I C P L A Y G R O U N D A N D W A D IN G P O O L .
M A D E BY
(From American City Magazine, New
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every citizen. The elevation of thought
Daniels’ for Duds sells Levi Strauss
and mind that comes with association
and a belief in beauty Is apt to be dis
overalls for 75 cents.
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regarded in this materialistic age.
My line of French head and willow
“The time has come when the street
plumes will please you. Mrs. .1. F.
Boswell.
ojtf | 1 J E Day is sp rulin' the week in system cries aloud for readjustment.
| this neighborhood closing up orders for The demand for new parks and small
Daniels’ for Do Is sells Levi Strauss fall delivery. An unusual demand for open squares to provide breathing
overalls for 75 cents.
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pear stock is nearly depleting the nur- spaces for the poor and playgrounds
for the children has met with a gen
M i l l in e r y S tore —Ladies will find \ series. There is small prospect of any
eral acceptance. Well planned schools
th‘* latest effects in I’ersian collars and being left for the spring trade. The arrnuged so that sunlight will cheer
belts. Also the latest novelties in hats Oregon Nursery Co. can supply all de and purify every room and corridor
mands for the month of October. Win- are now being erected, and nothing
at Mrs. J. E. Boswell’s.
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Banana apples are nearly all sold, satisfies us that falls short of the new
Daniels’ for Duds sella Levi Strauss
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standard. Beautiful Interiors, harmo
overalls for 75 cents.
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niously colored, with mural paintings
Tine line of confectionery and post
In the assembly rooms, teaching the
A.
M.
Ford
went
to
Butte
Falls
Sun
cards at Lesmeiater’s stu lio.
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day where he expects to spend the win, lessons of history and art, arc willing
Mrs. J. W. Merritt spent the day in ter. Mr. Ford goes'to the mountain ly provided for our public schools.
"Problems like these can only be
Medford Tuesday.
town primarily for his health, and if solved by a consistently prepared plan
A marriage license was issued at the change in climate an I altitude j for the entire city, by a scheme for the
Jacksonville Tuesday to Sterling C. proves beneficial he will engage in general arrangement of streets and
Minnick and Frances E. Jack, both of business and remain there perma thoroughfares devised by men who do
t entral Point.
not believe that a bridge may be Inde
nently.
pendent of Its approaches and that a
park needs no boulevards to reach I t”
H e lp Y o u r T o w n .
JUST ARRIVED
S B ...
H e lp to m a k e th e c ity f a ir e r .
You c a n d o It If y o u tr y .
A n d y o u ’ll be a p ro fit s h a r e r
I n t h e sp le n d id b y ’ a n d by.
D o n 't f o r g e t w h ile y o u a r e c r u m b lin g
T h a t y o u m ig h t be s o m e th in « m o re.
L e t th e r e h e n o f u t u r e s tu m b lin g
O ’e r o b s tr u c tio n s a t y o u r d o o r.
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A C ar o f
H igh G ra d e
Furniture
Posilively
P erfect
Q u artered
H e lp to m a k e th e to w n m o r e sp len d id .
L>o th e p a r t y o u h a v e to do.
T h e r e is m u c h t h a t m a y bo m e n d ed
T h r o u g h a littl e a id fr o n t you.
H e lp d e c re a s e th e d i r t t h a t ’s b lo w in g ;
H e lp to p u r if y th e b reeze.
W h e n It h a p p e n s to be s n o w in g
C le a n y o u r s id e w a lk s . If y o u p le a se .
—C h ic a g o R e c o rd -H e ra ld .
The Presbyterian Missi nery society
will meet with Mrs. W. J. Freeman
Wednesday afternoon, October 10th.
O a k and B ird’s Eye M aple.
We now have thorn on our floor, the choicest of
woods and will satisfy tin* most refined and artistic.
Note tin* quality and compare the prices with those
sold elsewhere.
Our Iron and I trass lied lino is complete. Iron
beds from $3.50 to $18.00.
From 3.50to $15.00. Will soon have a shipment
of the celebrated "Soaley” Mattress directly from the
home of the tjueen of Mattresses.
We absolutely guarantee to save you from 10 to 25
per cent, over MEDFORD PRICES.
SPOT CASH A N D ONE PRICE.
C. P. Furniture Company.
GNERAl UJCTHlMiR.
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M e d fo r d ’s N ew P op u la r P riced
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And the people of Central Point are cordially in
vited to call and make themselves at home when
in Medford. You will find here an up-to-date
store covering a complete line of
LADIES’, MISSES, CHILDRENS’ READY-TO-WEAR
GARMENTS, DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, UNDERWEAR,
COMFORTERS AND BLANKETS.
All purchases too large for you to carry will be
cheerfully delivered to your home, EXPRESS
PREPAID BY US.
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You will find us next door to the Post Office in
C. F. HURLBURT’S OLD STAND.
Give Us a Call
Our new prices will please you.
M ann’s
Medford.
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Eli Jones and Mr. Painter returned
Friday from a successful deer hunt in
the Evans creek country. Mr. Jones
bagged a fine, fat specimen, and so pe
culiar were the circumstances of the
buck’s taking off that it took Mr.
Jones sometime to determine wheth< r
his shot had took effect or the deer had
died from heart failure.
The ladies of Rebekah lodge will give
an old fashioned candy pulling Oct.
18th in the lodge room. Each lady is
expected to bring one invite I gentle
man or submit to a 5c fine and cost.
C ordie H athaway , N. G.,
J ennie M erritt , S ec .
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Regular services at the Christian
church at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.; Bible
school at 10 a m.; Y. P. S. C. E. at 7
p. m ; prayer meeting Wednesday at 8
p. m. Subject for Sunday morning,
"Why I am a Chriscian and a Baptist.”
Rev. K. H. Sickafoose, pastor.
READ
THE SPIRIT OF IDAHO,
by Arthur W. North.
GREATER THAN GOLD
(The Harnessing of Western Rivers)
by Clayton M Jones
In October SUNSET Magazine
Now on sale at all news stands.
15 cents.
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For constitutional amendment
giving to cities and towns
exclusive power to license,
regulate, control, suppress,
or prohibit the sale of Intox
icating liquors within the
municipality.
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If you have live stock or other per-
♦ sonat property to soil, see mo for plan
J I term«. I will make all arrangements
J for advertising, etc., if desired and will
. guarantee you satisfaction in results.
. It is easy to get good prices for prop 328 X Yes
* erty if you know how. I know how
ENDORSED BY
• That’s why you need me.
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Gall on or address
40,000 OREGON CITIZENS
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John Carkin, attorney-at- law .of
fice over Jackson County Bank, Med- | J
ford, Oregon.
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W anted — Situation by manand wife
on ranch, stock farm or oruhard. Any
kind of work. Enquire at Herald of
fice.
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F or R ent — Three small, well ap
pointed store rooms in Central Point
Hotel building. Enquire of Condor
Water & Power Co., Medford, or at the
Herald office.
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“ Daniels’ for Duds” sells Levi
Strauss Overalls for 75c.
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W. W. Nickerson of Klamath Falls
F or S ale —Wood in the tree for sale was in town Tuesday looking over the
cheap, one mile from town. See A. town with a view to locating here. Mr.
Clark, on old Albers place or phone Nickerson has recently disposed of a
John Carkin, Medford, Oregon. 23tf
mercantile business in Klamath Falls
F or R ent —Suite of two office rooms and for several days has been looking
in new brick building. Excellent loca over the various towns of this valley,
tion second floor,
enquire of A. C. with the result that he has decided that
Central Point offers better realty in
Walker or at the Herald office.3tf
vestment and business opportunities
than any other town in the valley. He
At The Churches.
is a live wire and if he locates here he
PRESBYTERIAN.
will no doubt prove a welcome addition
In A. O. U. W. hall every Sunday at i o the booster element of Central Point.
11 a. m.
At 10 a. m.. Rev. M.
E. Coen will conduct a Bible reading. I
Levi Strauss Overalls, 75c, at “ Dan-
Bring your Bibles. Subject of ser-
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Forgiveness of Sin. Everybody in ¡ Is’ for Duds. ”
vited. M. E. Coen, minister.
Settle It Now
Settle It Right
MATTRESSES.
t’ome in and see us, no trouble to show goods.
School shoes—guaranteed to wear—
at Eli Jones’.
Have you seen the new waists for
ladies—latest styles—at Eli Jones’?
Fine line of shirts for men and boys
at Eli Jones’.
John H. Carkin. attorney-at-law, of
fice over Jackson County Bank, Med
ford, Oregon.
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i Always brihg your job work to the
Herald office. It pays.
F or S ale —A few choice Plymouth
Rock cockerels. Enquire of Mrs. W.
j E. Alexander.
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LOCAL NOTES
Post card views of local scenery at
specialty at Les.neister’s studio. Gtf
J o h n H. Carkin, attorney-at-iaw, of
fice over Jackson County Bank, Med-
ford, Oregon.
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Dr. E. Davis, dentist, over Hatfield’s
store.
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Get your photo work at Lesmeister’s
studio. It will please you.
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H ay for S ale —Both baled and loose,
cheap T om R oss . 5tf
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Central Point. Ore. Advertisement
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! TRUE ECONOMY
At this day and age, Household Economy
is the only thing to practice. Economy
in the true sense, is to use or buy that
which is the cheapest.
S IN WHITE DIAMOND FLOUR
We have absolutely the most Economical
Flour you can buy. It is made from old,
hard w heat which flour gives you greater
expansion than any other family flour in'
the market. This gi ves you more loaves
of bread to the barrel. Come in and learn
more about it. Every sack is guaranteed.
THE OUAEITV STORE.
Faber & McDonald Prop’s.