Central Point herald and Southern Oregon news., April 26, 1917, Image 6

Vir. Jam es Grieve, the postm aster at Clarence Lovern, who was confined t(
Prospect, w h s in town this week visit­ his home last week with stomach
ing with Guy Tex. He returned to his trouble, is out again, more bright and
cheerful than ever.
home today.
“Live and Let Live”
Is My Motto
Everything is poinjr sky-hijih but labor. The more some
men make, the less they pay their help. And even those
making the most money often ask: “How is the man with a
family going to live wnen he only gets $2 per day?’- I,for one,
am satisfied if I make a living now. I am also willing to help
the other fellow. I don’t go on the street and beg you to
trade with me, nor do I chastise you if you don’t trade with
me. That is your business, to trade where you like.
I am here to stay, aud will have help next week. There­
fore, from today on my prices will be as follows:
Haircut, 25c; Shampoo, 25c; Massage, 25c; Neck
Shave Free; All School Boys’ Haircut, 20c; All chil­
dren under school age of our customers haircut free.
(live us a trial, for we are here to stay and our prices will
not change.
LAUNDRY AND CLOTL'ES CLEANING AND
PRESSING AGENCY
J. E. BOSWELL
ASK YOUR GROCER OR BUTCHER FOR
“ACORN” BRAND
Crisp, Sweet Breakfast Bacon
Spicy, Succulent Ham
CENTRAL POINT PACKING CO.
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Mrs. Frank Carsons, of Butte Falls, The ladies of the Red Cross met Mon­
was here visiting Mrs. Creede and two day and commenced th e w o r k o f
sewing.
daughters last week.
Swiss marshmallow rolls, I5c each. Jelly doughnuts, 20c per doz.. Central
Point Bakery.
Central Point Bakery.
Mrs. Frank Luy, of Wellen, was in Mrs. Ben Bowers, Jr., of Ashland,
town Tuesday.
spent the week end with Mrs. M. J.
Mrs. John Vincent, of Jacksonville, Fredrick.
was in town Tuesday calling on friends. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Barker,
A. L. Seabrook was in town Tuesday April 20, 1917, an 8-pound son, at the
Keene & Carlton ranch. Mrs. Dow re­
from Table Rock.
ports
the m other and son as doing fine.
Mrs. Calhoun, who lives on the high­
Pineapple
pies, 15c, at Central Point
way between Central Point and Gold
Bakery. Specials, Saturday only.
Hill, was in town Tuesday.
C. N. Tuttle has purchased a new Mrs. Katherine Thompson returned
from a week’s visit to Evans Valley
Maxwell car.
Wednesday noon.
“ Facts and Fancies of a Colored W. D. Mee and mother, Mrs. D, Mee,
Courtship’’ will be given Wednesday of Applegate, were visiting relatives
evening, May 9. If you w ant to laugh in Central Point, Sunday,
till you” slats rattle, be sure to attend.
Mrs. J. W. Birkhoitz was in from
T. E. May, the advance agent of the Willow Springs, Wednesday.
O. A. C. dem onstration propoganda, Clarence Middlebusher, of Trail, was
paid the Herald a visit last Monday.
in town Wednesday.
VV. E Price informed us that some­ Ed. P. Miller was in town W ednes­
one was kind enough to call on him the day.
past week, and left without ringing the
doorbell. The wav he learned that this Mr. O tto Weiss, of the Robertson
party had called was by the fact that M ercantile Co., was a caller in our city
his milk bottle had disappeared. He Monday.
said th at he would have a loaf of bread Miss W eiderecht and Miss Reed were
beside the bottle next time so as to Saturday visitors in Medford.
make it worth while.
Miss B artell, of Cottage Grove, is
The ron'ention booster meeting in visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
th ” Methodist church last Sunday even­ Earnst.
ing was a enthusiastic one. A delega- Robert Moore was a business caller at
t in from the Ashland Enwortti League Grants Pass, Rogue River and Gold Hill
was present to boost for the cominc on Thursday.
con ention, to be held M ly 18 to 20, at Mrs. E arnst and Miss B artell made a
Ashland.
flying trip to Medford, Wednesday.
The women of tha> R-d Cross will If you want to laugh till your slats
meet three days a w ek to sew. On
plan to see the coming comedy,
Tuesday afternoons Mrs. R H. Paxson rattle,
“ Facts and Fancies of a Colored Court­
will be in charge; on Thursday after­ ship.
noons Mrs. Bandy will be in charge; on May ” 9th. Coming Wednesday evening,
Saturdays Mrs. Wallace w i l l have
charge. The hours of work are from 2 Mrs. J. P. Dinken, of Medford, who
to 5. All the women conn. , ted with the recently had an operation performed
Red Cross are urged to come out to as in the Dow Hospital for gall stones, is
considerably improved.
many of these meetings as possible.
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of the men behind it: the men who direct its affairs.
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The Directors of this bank are well qualified for their duties by rea­
son of their conservative policies, sound judgment, experience, integrity
and financial standing.
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