Central Point herald and Southern Oregon news., March 29, 1917, Image 8

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îCnral atti» iJmmual Jltrius
Ja s p e r R odgers of Beagle was in town
W ednesday.
G. C. Sanderson
days in our city.
is spending a
few
Mrs. B ernard o f Tolo was calling on
friends here W ednesday.
Glen Owen cam e over from Copco.
C alifornia where he has been working
a t his trad e, and will re tu rn T uesday.
Glen is looking fine and seem s to be
feeling more spry than ever. He says
he likes it very much over th e re and
money seem s more plentiful among the
boys.
L et Peck do th a t welding.
Mrs. M erritt cam e up from Gold Hill,
Tuesday, to a tten d the fu n eral of
F ran k H atfield.
W e w ant all the good rag s you can
bring us. We pay up to l |c per pound
for first grade.
H arrison & B etts,
Phone 61, C entral Point, Oregon.
Do You Know
BY FRANK H. H U LL
Uncle Sam
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Why the water is soft when it
rains hard?
That Leever did not attend to
all state business while in Salem?,
— Parker inspected the state pen- : Ï ^
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itentiary and asylum.
That moving pictures havej
been a God-send to the isolated l
leper colonies in the Pacific ' , j
lands? •
That efficiency is gradually
leaking into the Herald office?
That Harrison has not gone
yet?
That no matter how high
Opie” goes, he should have suf-
fIcjent respect for those beneath
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will bring your checks to us and we will place them
to your account and return you a receipt for the deposit.
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No red tape necessary for this transaction and no loss
of time.
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Central Point State Bank
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Mrs. Beaty, a siste r to Mrs. L. H a t­
field, came up from San Francisco to
a tten d the funeral of Frank Hatfield
Notice to F arm ers o f Sam s Valley
and B eagle d istric t: The M edford
C ream ery is m aking regular trip s each h jm ^
to , fct h ig f e e t d r a g ?
Tuesday picking up cream .
What would happen if McDow­
Mrs George B. S tevens of Tolo.who
That Johnie Williams has in- ell should wake up some morning
recent ly underw ent an operation in stalled a cooler at his dairy and
[without his mustache?
The Dow H ospital, retu rn ed to h er is building a concrete milk house?
home on Tuesday fully recovered.
If you want quality seeds get
s
L). C. Grim ralu rn ed last S atu rd ay
evening from the W illam itte valley,
w here he hHs been for the past m onth
on account of his health.
A lthough
he has not increased in w eight, he
sayB he is feeling much b e tte r th an he
did and expects to rem ain with us for
a while again.
Mrs. L. L. Love has been feeling
quite poorly again this week.
Red Cross to be presented a t the
P resb y terian church, Sunday morning,
April 1st. This is a cause which all
can be of help
Welding of casting, alum inium etc
neatly done a t P eck'a G aruge.
The address given a t the M ethodist
church by Rev. Phipps, the field se c re ­
tary of the S ta te Sunday School Union,
was well w orth hearing. A goood crowd
attended this service.
Much activ ity has been m anifested
in this vicinity the p ast few day by
officers of the 7th Company of C oast
A rtillery of Medford in an etTort to
g e t recru its for the Medford company,
which is sh o rt of men.
Paul W right of the Buzzard Mine
has been in town since last Sunday.
Mrs. Hay and Mrs. Hicken visited
with Mrs. H ay 's d au g h ter, Mrs. Ames,
in Medford W ednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tex motored to
Big S tirk ey Sunday last to visit George
Parikey and fam ily.
The evening service at the M ethodist
ehurch will he at 8 o'clock next Sunday
instead o f 7:110. S u b ject of serm on:
“ The M arks of u M an.” M. C. Reed,
Pastor.
Dr. Helms o f Medford
ness caller here Tuesday.
wus a busi-
Miss Alice Hanley was a pleasant
caller in our city Tuesday.
Myron Jennings, form erly of Table
Itook, ouiu* up from San Jose, Calif.,
last
spending Sunday with I. c.
Rohnett.
Frank U ygren w as in from
creek last Friday.
Lake
Arlan R odenborgcr o f Eureka, C alif.,
wus here W ednesday m eeting form er
friends. It has been about 15 years
since Mr. R odcnberger left C entral
Point and his old acquaintances w ere
glad to see him »gain.
D on't forget the show a t the Savoy
Friday and S aturday night, 10 and 15c.
V. R. M atthew s of Eagle Point was
in our city last Friday
MOVIES
SAVOY
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That ‘ Olie” has been up a
them at The Central Point Mills.
stump several times the past
We handle both Field and Garden
week, but has it all burned up
Seeds. An especially good value
now?
is our Alfalfa seed from Montana
That preaching hard times does and Idaho ibsolutely free from
not make them better?
dodder and at a low price.
The Hotel Central
That Salem should becell-’um?
Mrs. G. Betts, Mgr.
That you do not hear any more
í« ; K Í T é .Í E N Central Point,
Oregon
of Kelly now than you did when
C upboard
he was Prosecuting Attorney?
DAINTY D ESSERTS.
What became of the Hanson
ACAROON P U F F S .—One q u art
B A R G A I N S
Plan?
milk, live rounding tablespoon­
M
fuls cocoa, four tablespoonfuls
That Oregon is paying for and
Dowden Spud P lan ter. Farm
sugar, four tublespoonfuls cornstarch,
will have better roads?
W agons.
1 W ork H orse.
one sm all teaspoonful salt, one cupful
Work H arness.
What kind of junk Harrison uiaearoou eruuibs, tw o egg whites.
H eat milk, mix dry Ingredients to­
115 G ranite S tre e t
expects to bring back with him? gether,
J . F . Rocho
m oisten w ith a little w ater and
A S H LA N D
Whether they use ice in the tu rn slowly Into hot milk, stirrin g con­
tly . Cook un til thick and smooth.
Post Office to preserve dead let­ stan
S tir in m acaroon crum bs and then fold
ters?
in lightly the egg w hites, w hich have
Business Cards
been lien ten stiff. Serve cold with
That they are continually mak­ whipped cream .
ing n o t i c a b l e improvements B anana D essert.—C ut ripe bananas A. E. REA M S—L aw yer. Office room s
in G arnett-C orey Building, M edford.
Into Inch lengths nml roll them In fine­
about the Herald office?
ly chopped pecan ments. C rum b some
That the pussy-willows say m acaroons and put tw o teaspoonfuls GEO. W. C H E R R Y A ttorney a n d
of crum bed m acaroons w ith half a
“spring is here. ”
N otary. Rooms, 9-10, Jackson County
Bank Building, en tran ce N o rth Cen­
lady finger In each dessert glass. Pour
That you should get your order custuril over this und on top place tw o tra l, Medford, Oregon.
in early if you desire to secure or th ree pieces of the bananas and a
J . M. SA M U E L S— Public A uctioneer
extra copies of the Anniversary
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, , , . , . . j O range and D ate Jelly.—Place In an
w ith years of experience, having cried
Number of the Herald which is to - enam eled saucepan one and a half sales in Indiana and Missouri before
be issued April 1 9 th and will be j Pint* of cold w ater, adding th e Juice of conducting sales in O regon. A ddress
R oute 2, C en tral Point.
a very attractive number?
| one lomon- •h*
r1nd of
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j nnges. a stick of cinnam on, half a j
T h a t a number of t h e Medford!
nn'1 » little grated nutm eg T. G. H E IN E , M. D .— Physician and
P ractice lim ited to eye,
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. I Allow this to sim m er on the hock of ! Surgeon.
boys at least hope to be able to5tl)e flrp for ftft„PIl mtnutei after ,t
ear, nose and th ro a t. Glasses fitted.
attain a higher elevation-which ; gina to I m » ii , then Hdd ..n* ounce of gel- Phone: 303, Medford, Oregon.
is demonstrated by the fact that atln th a t Inis been soaked for fifteen
m inutes In one h alf pint of older, to- DR P O E L L IT Z — Physician and S u r­
they have gone to take examina­ get
her with a large cupful of sugnr
geon. A t C entral P oint from 10 to
tions in the hope of becoming an and the Juice o f tw o oranges. Stir un­ 12 a m. daily.
til the gelatin Is dissolved and then
“ Uncle Sam” bird?
strain.
T. G. H E IN E Physician and S u r­
That “Opie” flopped his wings Tapioca Sherbet.— Boll one-half cup­ UR.
geon. Office over M. & M. S to re 22.
ful
of
tapioca,
one
cupful
of
su
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ar
and
but did not leave the ground?
E. Main S tre e t, Medford, Phone: 303
1 hat an uuto load of people ran
off of the Bybee Bridge last Sun-
day? --1 hey might have gotten
wet if they had remained on the
bridge?
That Central Point was here
Amt why not call it Central
Point Valley?
That three P’s rule the world?
-Press, Pulpit and Petticoats.
That the proper length of a
lady’s skirt is a little over two
feet.
Whether Villa passed through
here Sunday?
That the High School Glee
Club is to give an entertainment
in the Savoy Theatre, Friday,
April Gt h ?
a pint o f w ater In th e double boiler,
stirrin g often. When the m ixture is
clear add the Juice of tw o lemons and
rem ove from th e elove. W hen cool stir
Into It briskly the well beaten w hites
of tw o eggs Serve w ith a »oft custard
Quince Trifle —Boll four qtilncea.
pared and sliced. In a little w ater to
w hich the Juice of a lemon 1* added
Add half a cupful of sugar Rub
through a stra in e r when the quinces
are tender. Now- line Hie bottom of
d essert dish w ith layers of sponge
cake, moisten with s little sherry, put
th e quince pulp on this and heap with
slightly sw eetened whipped cream .
O range Cup.
P are an orange,
aqueete the Juice of half Into a glasa
o f cracked Ice and alU-e the reat In.
Adil a tablespisinful of su g ar and a
few ilropa of essence of cloves and the
Juice of h alf a lemon. A* the Ice m elts
th e dessert Increases
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How long a goose can stand on
one leg? -Try it and see.
Dr. ERNEST A. WOODS.
Practice limited to
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D O N 'T W ORRY
SPRING IS COMING
All kinds of work will be here at once
PREPARE FOR THE RUSH
Get your Garden Tools and Seeds NOW
^FFn PHTATOF^ Engage your Seed Potatoes
OLLU r U I ft I ULO TODAY- Not only may the
price be higher, but the quantity of good Seed Stock
on the market is small. We have a limited amount
of Sunrise, Early Rose and American Wonder- all
Willamette Valley grown and good stock.
f H I f k ^TA PTFP Fisher’s Chick Starter, spec-
UIIIUIX O I AAl\ I Ll\ ¡ally prepared for the little
Chicks.
You will find it on sale at v
Cowley’s Emporium
Phone: 1 7
Opposite Post Office
A Word With You
A9 to the superior quality
of our products »11 are now fa ­
m iliar e ith e r by experience or
hearsay, b u t as to our prices,
allow us to say, th a t while all
o th e r brands of flour have re ­
cently advanced in price, our
Mt. P itt brand still rem ains
the sam e, vi*.—$2.15 per sack
in sm all lots.
E y t , Car, N o s « and Th ro a t
and the
F l t t l u s o f O lo a a a a
Ashland,
Oregon
Swedenbur? Block
Phone 216
MC M . M . DOW M . D ., M . 8.
Physician and Surgeon
LYDIA 8. DOW D. 0.
Osteopathic Physician
Offices and Residence
T H E DOW H O S P IT A L
H ow ever, if the price of Mt.
P itt is too rich for your blood
try our " F a v o rite ” brand
which sells at $1.90 per sack
a t th e mill only. Ita a w inner.
The Central Point Mills
CENTRAL POINT
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OREGON
Well Digging and Cleaning
I n q u i r e at Peart & Lyons'
Blacksmith Shop.
Shop Phone: 411.
Residence Phone: 85
Why a few more people do not
start a jitney line between here
and Medford?
About the movies for this week?
That Sandy landed a good job?
That Mr. Mickey, once princi­
pal of our schools, is now publish­
ing a paper at Junction City?
That the first carriage George
Washington took was a hack-at
a cherry tree?
That a kiss ¡»^elliptical? (A lip
ticivie).
Dr. . . J . EM M EN S— Physician a n d
suigeon. P ractice lim ited to eye,
e ar nose and th ro a t. E yes scien­
tifically tested and glasses supplied.
O culist and A urlst fo r S. P. R. R.
Co. Offices M. F. A H. Co. bldg.,
opposite P. O. Phone 567.
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Wanted at Once
Harrison & Betts want 250 lbs.
of old ingrain carpet at once.
Phone: 61, Hotel Central Bldg.
For Sale
A bicycle rep air shop and stock a t in­
voice price.
For p articu lars, see or
address Geo. B etts. C entral Point. Ore.
' MT PITT''
FOR
F L OUR
That you cannot tie a knot in a
cord of woodgor tie another one
there?
Paronize Home
Phone: 211
RHEUMATISM
NEURALGIA
Dennis Eucalyptus
• t a l l osuo aToaca
Tuaca
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J* a a 60C
T H E C H I-N A M E L W AY
The easiest, quickest and most satisfactory way
to restore the look of newness to an old car is by the
Chi-namel System. This will be one of the features
brought out at our two-daysChi-namelDemonstration
APRIL 9 - 1 0
W. C. LEEVER
The Hardware Man
Central Point,
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Oregon