Central Point herald., June 20, 1912, Page 5, Image 5

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CENTRAL POINT HERALD. THURSLHY, JUNE 20. 1912
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r»# | "There you are, Mrs. Moriarity,”
Runt hers Idke Notice
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[said the medium. "The spirit of your
New and second hand grain bags also
I fit St TO L ALGII AT
FRESH
j husband wishes to communicate with
Dr. Davis is an up to date Dentist. | sack twine for sale at the Central Point W
you.”
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Try Dr. Shoop’s Health Coffee at j Feed Store.
WHERE HRPPINESS ABOUNDS
“ Aw, go long widyez!” retortedMrs.
; England's.
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! Dr. E. Davis, Practical Dentist, Cen­ Some fellers think that happiness is Moriarity. "Ye can’t fool me. Thim
M. Berlin was here for a short time
soft little knocks nivver was Dinney’s.
loafin’ up in town,
tral Point.
| Sunday morning.
In streets all hot an’ dusty, with th ’ Whin he whacks th* table ye'll know
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
R.
Gleason
were
O F A L L K IN D S
l Good table potatoes for sale at the
ut by th ’ shaake of the hoose!"
sun a-beatin’ down;
Medford visitors Tuesday afternoon.
Central Point Feed Store.
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Rut that don’t fit yours truly, for when
Ira C. Root came from Eugene Wed­
John Drew, the actor, was moved to
I want some fun
i F. J. Taylor made a business trip to
nesday for a visit with relatives here.
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Roseburg the latter part of last week.
I get my pole an’ can u’ bait an’ head talk about the bible at a society dinner
Try our home-made bacon, lard and compound :
Something unusual will happen Sat­
j one evening. On his way to the club
for Willow Run.
Mrs. Ralph Dean, of Willow Springs,
urday evening at Faber & McDonald’s Just get away out there on some old with a friend later on he said:
was in town trading Saturday a fte r-!
store.
"Nobody roads the bible any more.
Boiled ham and other delicacies always on hand
blew-down tree
noon.
Miss Goldie Owen is visiting her aunt With no one for companions but my Tho ignorance of the average person
Meet yonr friends Saturday evening Mrs N>tUe chapman
; about the bible and biblical things is
at Ashland this
fishin’ wurms an’ me.
Orders taken for fresh fish every Thursdays
at the Quality Store. "Something
j week.
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absolutely amazing. After I had talk­
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An’
the
little
cork
a-dancin’
puts
all
ing.”
ed my head off regarding the scripture
my bad to flight
Mrs. Davidson, of Sevenoaks, who
Frank
Davis
is
here
from
California
Wholesale & retail agts. Ashland Creamery Butter
While I sit there a-dreamin’ an' a-wait- !t,lis evening, a young lady said:’’
visiting his parents, Dr. and Mrs. E. | has been very ill for some time, is re-
in’ for a bite.
I “ ‘I have enjoyed what you said, but
J
ported
better.
« j Davis.
Portland
Spectator.
J’ou know, 1 always thought Solomon
John Carkin, attorney-at-law of­
1 | Born, to Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Taylor,
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] and Gomorrah were man and wife?” ’
fice
over
Jackson
County
Bank,
Med­
t ' of this city, June 8th, a fine 10-pound
In Concord, New Hampshire, they! “ AnoWer woman made this com-
ford, Oregon.
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daughter.
tell
of an old chap who made his wife me^ ‘
While the rains of this week are a
Mr. White, of Ashland, visited his
keep a cash account. Each week he
w. ’ ^ suppose they ought to
help
to
fruit
growers
it
is
apt
to
do
relatives, Mr. and Mrs. James Gay a
P h o n a , M a in 01
would go over it, growling and grumb have °een they were not*’ ”
W . D. Lewis & Sens
considerable
damage
to
the
hay
crop.
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few days during the week.
ling. On one suefi occassion he deliver­
Mrs. Lesmeister-Price and her two ed himself of the following:
Here is a story that was enjoyed
Mrs. V. Bursell has returned from
children.
Miss
Lenora
and
Master
Paul,
“ Look her, Sarah, mustard-plasters keenly by members of both parties in
a visit with her parents at Eugene ac­
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companied by her sister, Miss Corum. left yesterday for Weed, Cal., where fifty cents; three teeth extracted, two the House und Senate cloak rooms. It
they expect to reside at least for the dollars! There’s two dollars and a half is related that a man, armed with an
B. C. Gleason of Phoenix spent a summer.
in one week spent for your own private imposing looking document, called on
H ave You Ever Tried
couple of days here the latter part of
his neighbor.
pleasure. Do you think I am made of
We
carry
half
ground
salt
for
salting
last week looking after business inter­
“ Bill,” said the caller, "I want you
money?"
hay. Central Point Feed Store.
ests.
to sign this petition.”
"W hat is it?” his friend asked sus-
The Foley sisters, who have been at­
Tom Kincade, who has been visiting
The scorching cyclist was on the road piciously.
tending school here for the past several his mother for ten days, returned to
months have returned to their home on Portland Tuesday evening. Mr. Kin- to Stratford-on-Avon. He was bent! “ Well,” was the reply, “ it looks as
the handle bars, and the beads
Koo3evc,lt * ou'd bf nominated
cade is employed by the Blake, McFall j i over
If Not, You H ave Missed Something . ! Kanes creek.
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at Chicago and Bryan at Baltimore,
¡which bespoke the strenuous toiler This is a petition praying that the coun-
| j Trains No. 13. and 15 were hours late Co. in Portland.
were trickling off his face.
try be restored to the Indians.’
last Saurday on account of the road
t
.
When you drink at the "The Siskiyou”
"Hi, sonny!" he called to a passing
being blockaded by a bad freight wreck your thirst is quenched with pure fruit
youth. “ Am I right for Shakespeare’s E l - * . M O O R C TS
4 Inear Rosebueg
syrup and sparkling Siskiyou mineral house?”
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♦ I Miss Avis Edwards, who has been water from th? ‘‘amous Wagner mineral
r 0 î s o n
"Yes, you’re right, mister,” was the
NEVER
I attending the Rose Festival in Portland springs.
dreamy reply of the leisurely Jyouth;
TAILING
V
STANDARD
R t E C M . n E i . D U Y I THE
30YtARS
"but you needn’t hurry Shakespeare’s
P I L L S , C H I L B L A IN S . F E L O N S , B U R N S , ETC.
will visit Seattle and other points on
George Breeding was arrested yester­ dead.”
A V A L U A B L E H O U S E H O L D SALV E .
ALL ORUGOISUS HAVE IT OH WILL OBTAIN ON REQ.UESY
the Sound before returning home.
A C C E P T NO S U B S T I T U T E S .
day noon by Sheriff Jones and Marshall
rric e 25 Cents.
Orders Taken for From 1 Quart Up.
We can make you a right price
Holmes at the Nichols ranch at Seven-
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CD ___ 5AN FRANCISCO
There were three raps on the table.
oats. A car load of No. 1 white to go oaks where he was at work, on a-bench
at about cost in ton lots. Central Point warrant from Douglas county where J
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Feed Store.
he is wanted on a charge of larceny.
An extra freight going south Sunday He has a wife and one child here.
morning encountered a herd of cattle
You can’t afford to oversleep at this ;
on the crossing just this side of Tolo season of the year. Get a Big Ben
and two of the animals were killed.
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N ext to Post O ffice, Central Point, Tel. 103.
sleep meter at England's.
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Jack Samuels, who has been super
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N e w L a u n d r y -Gim Gay, directly [
intendent at the Modoc Orchards for t
couple of years has moved to this city from San Francisco, has bought th e )
Ohh Lee Laundry, on Manzanita street,
and is occupying the Bissell cottage.
between Second and Third streets, Gim
We buy our confections in small
If you feel either cold or hot this Gay is a modern, scientific laundryman
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quantities in order that we may give
week think of the republican convetv and guarantees perfect satisfaction.
you the latest and freshest the mark­
tion at Chicago and thank God that you Save money and get the best work by \
are in His country and well away from patronizing him.
et affords.
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the madding throng of half crazy poli­
B. H. Young and family, who arrived j
Siskiyou mineral water is used in all
ticians.
here a few days ago from Elma, Wash­
drinks mixed at our fountain.
Try nitrate of soda for stimulating ington, have rented and will soon ocj
plant growth and sulphate of potash cupy the Olsson cottage, in the north
We cater to those who appreciate
for hardening off and turning growth part of town. Mr. Young expects to
quality and solicit a share of your
Into fruit or flower at C. P. Feed engage in the undertaking, upholster­
patronage.
Store.
ing and furniture reparing business as
Peter
Applegate,
former
pioneer
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soon as he can secure suitable quarters
citizen of this city, now a resident of and will also probably put in a com­
R. C. REAM E, Prop.
“ THE SISKIYOU”
Salem where he served the state one plete stock of furniture this fall. Mr.
term as state land agent, was here dur­ Young is a graduate of the Cincinnati
R o s s B uilding,
C e n tra l P o in t, O re g o n .
ing the week visiting his son Clyde College of Embalming and has been en­
Applegate and family.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Van Buren and years.
children, of Jefferson, Oregon, were
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Among the Churches.
the fguests of Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
Cornelius fdr a few days during the
PRESBYTERIAN
woek. Mr. Van Buren is Southern
Rev. J. P. Hearst Ph. D., pastor.
Pacific and Wells Fargo agent at Je f­ Sunday school, 10:00 a. m.; preachimr
V.
a n a fV i-sM
ferson.
service, 11:00 a. m., each Sunday, in
Haymakers are some busy the last A. 0. U. W. hall, corner Second and
few days since the rainy season let up. Pine streets. All are invited to attend
f i 3 B B S s K .B ’ T a v « n j a a B s a n a n
The first crop now being taken care of these services.
is the heaviest crop cut here in years
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
and the indications are that the second
Rev. Horace N. Aldrich, pastor.
crop will be equally heavy and of much
Sunday School 10:00 a. m., preaching
better quality.
at 11:00; Junior League at 3:00 p. m.
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There is positively no excuse for any­ Epworth League devotional service 7:00 I
body who wants work or who needs p. m .; preaching service 8:00 each Sun- i
work being idle in this valley at the day. Prayei meeting Thursday at 7:S0
present time. The orchards and farms p. m.
are in need of much labor just now and
Morning theme: "Precepts Set by j
F uneral
D ir e c t o r a n d E m h a l m e r
in one way and another the demand will God Only True Standard by Which Ide­
Undertaking
Parlors,
Cowley Plock. Office With Rogue River
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no doubt keep up until late in the Fall als areMeasured.’’
Hardware & Plumbing Company.
at least.
Evening subject: “ Faiti.” The 4tb
I carry large stocks both in Central Point and Medford,
Call up the Central Point Feed Store and last sermon in the series on this
the next time you need flour. They subject.
Giving You Two Large Stocks to Select From.
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have Balfour Guthrie's Royal Brand the
Epworth League Topic: "How Per­ I GIVE M Y PERSONAL ATTENTIO N TO EVERY CASE ENTRUSTED TO ME.
best flour made on the coast. Its from secution Has Extended the Knowledge
C a l l * A nn w i s h e d D a y o n N i c h t . T k i . k t u o n i ; m emoni» i m i im. «?■ iiomk it » l
bluestem wheat, unbleached, and you of God.”
N. B. li. f . falon Positively Has No Umnetllon With Mv Business.
get your money back if it is unsatis­ The Ladies' Aid Society will be en­
factory.
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tertained by Mrs. W. E. Kahler at her
Under a recent ruling salmon caught home next Wednesday afternoon.
with hook and line in Rogue river may
Everything in the line of toothsome sweets
BAPTIST.
be sold. Under forme; interpretations
Sunday school at 10:00 a. m .;
of the Rogue river fish law it was held
High grade boxt xl candies cur specialty
Junior meeting at 3 p. m.
unlawful to sell any kind of a fish from
that stream all of which helped out the
A wide variety of tobaccos, cigars, pipes
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
downtrodden railroad company in giving
and smokers’ sn udries constantly on hand
Bible School, 10:00 a. m.
them freight charges from Portland on
Preaching 11:00 a. m,
most of the fish consumed in Southern
C. E. at 7:00 p. m.
Oregon.
Preaching at 8:00.
If not you should do so at once. I
The Central Point Cubs went to
Special music atevenimg service. If
S. M O O R E
At the old stand
Rogue River nee Woodville last Sunday you love good music <jomu to our even­
have the only cool place where you
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and engaged the ball team of that town ing service. Hearty welcome to all.
in immortal combat. The cuba have
can get a cool and refreshing drink
license to take the so-called “first team”
SCIENTIST.
in tpwn.
♦ of this city to a first class “cleaning”
Christian Science services are held .
I | and it is probable arrangments will be every Sunday morning at 11:00 in the i
Ice cream jn any quantity.
Express and Drayage } 1 made soon to give them a try at it if church edifice, on West Pine street j
the "experienced” players of the first (west of S. P. depot». Sunday School
t New and
team are game.
at 9:45 A. M. All interested are cordi-!
♦ Second Hand
The Department of Agriculture at ally invited to attend these services.
Subject for next Sunday will be:
Washington has just issued its 1911
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"Is the Universe, including Man,
Agricultural
Year
Book
a
bound
vol­
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Evolved
by Atomic For< • ?
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G " “ ds
ume of several hundred pages contain­
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ing much interesting and instructive
Y. M, C. A.
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information regarding
agriculture,
Grain
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Regular service for men and hoys at
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horticulure,
stock
raising,
etc.
Each
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Coal
senator and representative has copies 3:00 p. m. each Sunday. All men and
W
ood
of this year book for distribution and Ooys are cordially invited to attend.
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| anv farmer can secure a copy by send­ Men’s Bible Class meets every Tues­
ing to one of the members of the Ore- day evening at 7:30 in the Y. M. C. A.
♦ Phone Main 4 7
C e n tra l P o in t, O re g o n
rooms.
I gon delegation.
Local Mention.
AND CURED
MEATS AND SAUSAGES
i Centra! Point Meat Market
Our Ice Cream and Ices?
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I Brick Cream A Specialty
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j THE TAYLOR BAKERY,
“The Siskiyou” ■
“THE PLACE OF Q U A L I T Y ”
HEADQUARTERS
FRUIT JARS
lR E E N DOORS
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I . LEEV ER
The Hardware Man
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¡ÏÏT L .
JOHN A PERL,
Fresh, Dainty Confections
Have You Tried the
New Soda Fountain?
G.
R. E. MURRAY,
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The Rexail Store
M. R. E N G L A N D