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CENTRAL POINT HERALD, THURSDAY. JUNE 13. 1912
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Local Mention.
FRESH AND CURED
Dr. Davis is an up to dute Dentist.
P. F. Brown of Pasadena is visiting
H. W. Lindsay for a few days.
Try Dr. Shoop’a Health Coffee at
England's.
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Mrs. Robert Kyle is visiting friends
at Lebanon, Oregon, this week.
We carry half ground salt for salting
hay. Central Point Feed Store.
John Grieve was down from Prospect
for several days during the week.
M EATS A N D SAUSAGES
OF ALL KINDS
Try our home-made bacon, lard and compound
fresh fish
every Thursdays
Central Point Meat Market
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Our Ice Cream and Ices?
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Cream
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HEADQUARTERS
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FRUIT JARS
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Leever and son
Earle, and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Myers,
left Sunday morning for Portland where
they are in attendance at the annual
grand lodge meetings of the Masonic
order and enjoying the sights of the
Rose Show. Mrs. Victor Bursell, who
was visiting her parents at Eugene, ex
pected to join the Ceutral Point party
at Eugene and accompany them to
Portland.
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SCREEN DOORS
C. B. Rostel left a sample of what
has been pronounced rich iron ore at
this office the other day which he in
forms the Herald was taken from the
excavation for the new Presbyterian
church edifice.
Mr. Rostel believes
that if there is a sufficient quantity of
the ore it might be a factor in helping
to put Central Point on the map to a
greater degree than ever before.
W. G. LEEVER
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“ The Siskiyou” is the name chosen
for R. B. Reams' confectionery and
soft drink emporium the other day.
Mr. Reams advertised for a name for
his place offering $5.00 for the best
suggestion. Archie Parker by a happy
application of good judgement and
brevity won the first prize when he
suggested “ The Siskiyou.”
Clifford
Hatfield and Frank Hull were such close
seconds with “ The Siskiyou Confec
tionery,” and "TheSiskiyou Fountain,”
that Mr. Reams also awarded them a
prize of $1.00 each, Mr. Parker receiv
ing $3.00. Nearly 100 persons compet
ed for the prize and interest in the
matter was quite lively. Mr. Reams
reports a very gratifying increase in
business since he took charge of the
establishment.
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Dainty
Confections :
Everything in the line o f toothsome sweets
High grade boxed candies our specialty
A wide variety o f tobaccos, cigars, pipes
and smokers’ sundries constantly on hand
G. S. MOORE
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At the old stand
W. C. Daley, of Lake Creek, was
assulted by Frank Ceol last Friday re
ceiving »'fractured skull and other in
juries. The trouble arose over an ir
rigation ditch from which water Is
♦ served to both the Daley and Ceol
I ranches. Ceol and his wife and daugh-
4 . ter, it is alleged, joined in the attack
J on Daley the women having, it is said,
used a hoe and a shovel with which to
beat Daley while Ceol held him down.
Daley was at first reported to be very
seriously injured but it is understood
now that he is rapidly recovering.
Ceol was placed under arrest and
brought to Jacksonville where he was
j given a preliminary hearing and held to
the grand jury in $8000 hail which was
furnished. Mr. Daley is the democratic
candidate for county commissioner in
I this county and is a prominent and
j popular citizen.
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R. E. MURRAY,
New and
Second Hand
Goods
Hay
Grain
Coal
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Central Point, Oregon
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Now For The Seashore!
Specialty
Orders Taken for From 1 Quart Up.
THE
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Rogue River Plumbing &
Hardware Co.
Have You Ever Tried
Brick
IS T H E T I ü â ë T O
Sherwin-Williams Co.’s World Renowned
Wholesale & retail agts. Ashland Creamery Butter
W . D, Lewis & Sons
NOW
W Ç ARF. A G E N TS
Screen doors at the Central Point
Lumber Yard.
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B. F. Grove and son of near Gold
T. F. Knackstcd was laid up a few
Ray spent a few days here last week. days the latter part of last week us the
Lime, any quantity, at the Central result of a fall in which he severely 1
l Point Lumber Yard.
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sprained his back.
Mrs. Laurino Downing visited friends
Help me win the auto at Toggery
J in the Applegate country for a few Bill’ s store in Medford and we’ ll all ♦
days last week.
take a ride. My voting number is 131. ♦
A. R. Parker
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We can supply you with Cluett’s ,
| Arrow Brand shirts and collars Cran- j Mr. and Mrs. Joe Boswell and chi I- !
till & Robnett.
It
j dren spent Sunday as the guests of T
Hugh Lange, who has been spending Mr. and Mrs. Tyson Beall at their X
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several months in northern California home near this city.
’ has returned home.
Your health demands a Siskiyou min- I
Dr. and Mrs, E. Davis autoed lo eraf soda. R. C. Reame will serve it j J
Ashland last Friday and spent a few to you for the same price you pay for j ^
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hours enjoying the Rose show in that a ptain soda elsewhere.
J city.
Members of the Central Point ball »
Millinery sale. Ladies who want a team expect to have ample seating at j ♦
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bargain will find it at the Pasadena j the Oak Park grounds next Sunday, j X
H EN R Y
Hat Shop. All trimmed hats and flow This will add grealy to the comfort of | J
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ers at cost.
It
all who attend the game which promis
J. L. Cline and family have exchang es tb be the best played in the valley
ed their residence property on Fourth this'season.
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street for a small ranch near Cottage
We can make you a right price on
Grove. They leave for their new home oats. A e-c load of No. 1 white to go
today.
at about cost in ton lots. Central Point
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Hawk and “ Baby Feed Store.
Ruth” and Mrs. Kellerman and baby
V I A T1IE
Ej B. Pickard accompanied by Mrs.
daughter motored to Ashland last Thurs
Pickard and their baby arrived from
day to conduct a demonstration of the
Metplius, Oregon, a few days ago and
Baby Ruth Jumper at the Rose Show
will spend the Summer with his sisters,
there.
Mrs. McNassar and Miss Pickard, at
3-Day Tickets
The tarnation telephone Is responsible Willow Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Pick
for some mistakes, even in a newspaper ard left here last Fall for the new
Season Tickets
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on Sale Satur
shop. Last week the buzzing . thing eastern Oregon metropolis and when
OGOENaSHASTAl
on sale June 1st
caused the reporter to understand that Baby Pickard made his advent at Me-
ROUTES
day and Sunday
Mrs. Kahler instead of Mrs. Taylor en tolius he enjoyed the distinction o f be
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tertained Misses Aiton and Bower of ing the first “ native son” of the new
Medford last Tuesday evening. But town. In honor of that fact the owners
such is life.
o f the townsite presented Master Pick
A party of local shriners including J. ard with a valuable corner lot.
0. Isaacson, H. W. Lindsay, Dr. Ander
son, F. J. Taylor, J. W. Myers, W. H.
Among the Churches.
Norcross. W. C. Leever, and Wayne
Season fares from the principal stations to Newport or Tillamook Beaches are as follows:
PRESBYTERIAN
FROM
TO
FAKE
FARE
TO
Leever drove to Ashland Friday even
Rev. J. P. Heapt Ph. I)., pastor.
$6 “ 5
$4.00
Portland
Newport
Tillamook Beaches
ing to attend lodge. They all report
Sunday school, 10:00 a. m.; preaching
4.70
Oregon City
6.25
having had a bully time but refrain service, Il'OO a. m., each Sunday, in
6.00
Salem
5.15
from going into details for publication. A. O. U. W. hall, corner Second and
4.(K)
7.30
Albany
3.75
7.10
Corvallis
The first party of tourists to reach Pine streets. All are invited to attend
Eugene
9.00
5.80
Crater lake this year returned to Kla thege services.
Roscburg
8.75
12.00
math Falls a few days ago reporting 10 “ Praise and Thankfulness.”
17.20
Medford
12.00
Ashland
17.75
12.00
feet of snow yet at Arant's camp. The
Morning theme: “ Obedience o f the
Tickets to above points on sale daily g iori all season, with corresponding low fares from
party Was composed o f Mr. and Mrs. Mind and Heart.”
other points. Week end tickets are also on sal«* from various points.
R. W. Neighbor and Mr. and Mrs.
Evening subject: “ The Gift of Young
S U N D A Y E X C U R S I O N T R A I N O N T H E C . & E. R . R .
Frank Trower, of Oakland, California- Life.”
Leaves Albany at 7:30 a. m. Corvallis b:00 a. m. and connects with S. I*, trains 10, 14 and 2S
from points south.
The women found the trip a difficult
Epworth League topic:
Call on our nearest agent for "Vacation Days in O re'on." a beautifully illustrated booklet
one but they were game and went
“ The Openness of Strength.” Miss
describing various outing resorts, or write
through with It splendidly.
I.enore Barnett, leader.
John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
Boiled ham and other delicacies always on hand
Orders taken for
Mrs. Middlebusher of Trail was in
the city Tuesday after supplies.
Good table potatoes for sale at the
Central Point Feed Store.
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Mrs. Russ More of Dead Indian was
ill the city Tuesday on a shopping visit
to local stores.
Ralph Dean of Willow Springs was a
business visitor in this city the latter
part of las» week.
Ira L. Gleason left Tuesday on a
business visit lo Eagle Point and other
places in that vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs Luke Peart arrived from
Chico, California, Tuesday evening and
expect to reside here.
INSTALLATION OP OFFICERS.
Next Sunday evening the newly elect
ed officers of the Epworth League will
be installed. The main address will be
given by J. O. Rigg of Ashland, dis
trict League president. The services
will be conducted by the pastor, Rev.
H. N. Aldrich, and the following per
sons will be installed in their respective
offices: W. G. Yeager, president; Miss
Agnes Dunlap, department of spiritual
work; Miss Audry Holmes, department
of world evangelism; Miss Esther Pan
key, department of mercy and help,
Melvin Ellested, department of literary
and social work; Miss Lenore Barnett,
secretary; Medron Altimus, treasurer;
Mrs. H. N. Aldrich, superintendent
junior work. The service will be held
at 8:00 o ’clock and the public is cordi
ally invited.
Attend the B. P. O. E. Elks Convention, Portland, July 8 to 13
Low Fares to all points East .June to September.
J O H N A. PERL,
F un KRAL D irector
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
and
E mbaumer
Undertaking Parlors, Cowley Block. Office With Bogue River
Rev. Horace N. Aldrich, pastor.
Sunday School 10:00 a. m., preaching
Hardware & Plumbing Company.
at 11:00; Junior League at 3:00 p. m.
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carry
large
stocks both in Central Point and Medford,
Epworth League devotional service 7:00
Giving You Two Large Stocks to Select From.
p. m.; preaching service 8:00 each Sun
day. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:30 I D IVE M V P E R S O N A L A T T E N T I O N TO E V E R Y CASE E N T R U S T E D TO M E .
C a i , i ,8 A s h w e h e d H a y oh N i g h t . 1 k i . i i h o . n e
p*< im *m n<>«* it» l
p. m.
The Ladies' Aid will be entertained
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No
Connection
VSith
Mv Business.
at the parsonage next Wednesday after
noon. Committee in charge: Mrs. Aid-
rich, Miss Edwards and Mrs. Scott.
Have You Tried the
BAPTIST.
Sunday school at 10:00 a. m .;
Junior meeting at 3 p. m.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Bible School, 10:00 a. m.
Preaching 11:00 a. m,
C. E. at 7:00 p. m.
Preaching at 8:00.
Special music atevenimg service. If j
you love good music come to our even
ing service. Hearty welcome to all.
SCIENTIST.
Christian Science services are held
every Sunday morning at 11:00 in the
church edifice, on West Pine street
(west o f S. P. depotl. Sunday School
at 9:45 A. M. All interested are cordi
ally invited to attend these services, j
Subject for next Sunday will be: j
“ God the Preserver of Man.”
New Soda Fountain?
If not you should do so at once
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have the only cool place where you
can get a cool and refreshing drink
in town.
I co cream in any quantity.
The Rexall Store
Y. M, C. A.
Regular service for men and boys at |
3:00 p. m. each Sunday.
All men and .
Doys are cordially invited to attend.
Men’ s Bible Class meets every Tues- ;
day evening at 7:30 in the Y. M. C. A.
M. R. E N G L A N D