Central Point star., April 26, 1929, Image 2

THF CENTRAL POINT STAR
FRHUY. APPUI. M. »»-»
MODERN HOBTONF.SE
CENTRAL POINT STAR
Published by M ac’s P rinting Co.» Gold Hill. Oregon
C. J. SHORB, E ditor
An Independent Newspaper published in the Interests of
Central P< int Oregon and vicinitv
Old you hear the one of
Bob—No.
Otti-e Boy ( ippl: ing B’r Pns,>
D uring the intciis. iove scene in
Vo s r. Ill’» I III u t th ey w ould ¡,,
v lS, when B e hero was
“ 1U.i1» 4 his stuR, s .ific no ged hubby
<• i • "'e s of the death
de c I 11.? f ur grandparents 1 m l s: id;
W hy is it that you never make
love to me like th a t? "
• S. y ," he replied, "d o you know
Hi salary t.a t guy gels fo r doing
th a t? "
MEDFCRD
The’
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been erosseyed ever
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PUr.LI,'HED EVERY FRIDAY
Entered as second el; •> ma tir, ( ‘''tuber
* Hubert
owe m e?”
Customer I w ant a p a ir of s ilk the Scotchman w ho went to a fo u r
Bert— He's
It's yo ur own f.iu ’ t, old man,
Blocking
for
my
wife."
1
ring
circus?
»Ince.
test tim e l'il p e ll you some money
Salesgirl—“Sheer?"
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1 owed you you said you'd fo rg o t­
Cu .tom er—"My good g irl, if she 1 r,H
« B a a a a : ,Hll B a a a a a ■ ■ ■ ■
ten a ll about It.”
was here I ’d let tier buy them h e r­
self."
GOOD FAITH
I'tn n ’r y r Put laok here these
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rvn’l tvs imonials.
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post office at Gold Hill, Oreg» u under the act of March
Coming To
1879.
Subscription $2.00 year in advance. Ad rate on application
O ffic e W it h A 1 H c r m a n s o n
Dr. Mellenthin
VC, BAT'S T H E I BE
Bobbie wu: obstinate one d ty
an I refused to si.y Ins lesson to bis
teacher.
“ Hut you I now It q uite w e ll,"
she urged.
"Y es," adm itted Robbie.
" T i en w h y don't you s ly it to
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Intrurnents of precision point the way
to health hy natural methods.
I Dr. A. R. Hedges
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THE SECRETARY OP STATE AND
SPECIALIST
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MARRIED WOMEN.
In Internal Medecine for
Health Institute
eighteen years
According to a dispatch from Salem, which is pro­
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■ Stewart Building
duced elsewhere in this issue, we note that Secretary of
W ill be at
, m e?”
State Hal Hoss has made the announcement that he will
"'C ruse if 1 wiy it now you’ll
Phone 170. Medford
HOI LAND HOTEL
only make me ¡earn som ething else
hire no more married women in his department. Io this
TUESDAY, MAY 7
to m o row ,”
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sentiment we wish to shout—Amen!
Office Hours: 10 a m . to 4 p. nt.
That is, no doubt, a daring stand to take today, when
ONE DAY ONLY
women are in the ascendancy and arc fast asserting them­
No Charge for Consultation
selves in all forms of industry. \ et, we believe with Many in Ib is co m m un ity w ill
Hoss, that it is a wise rule to discontinue the service of avail themselves o f the o p p o rtu n ity j
the married women who has a husband capable of sup­ to v is it D r. M c lle n th in on this |
special v is it to M edford.
porting her. The employment of as many married wo­ The
(io cto r pays special attention
men as are now employed in various capacities does much to the SCIENCE OF IN T E R N A L '
damage to the institution of the home as well as to the M ED EC IN E AND D IE T E TIC S . H e,
Tbs great amount o f eggs—Just a snuil p o r­
Thats Some Eggs
industrial condition of the country. \\ herever a married is try in g coneientiously to elim inate
tio n o f Oregon's present output, today—w ould
wtoman is employed there is the possibility of a living for surgery in his treatm ent o f disease
have been considered enorm ous u few years ago.
as possible.
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the head of one family shattered, that another family as Il f r has
to his cre d it many w on ­
T lb s e days, w ith the p o u ltry m c n cooperat­
might have two sources of revenue. As a rule, where d e rfu l results in diseases o f stoni-
ing
in an e ffo rt to produce better eggs nnd find
both a man and his wife are working, there is little or no aehe (especially u lce rs), glands
In tie r m arkets, even greater shipm ents tliun IhU
real home life, while if the same jobs were held by two ■ (especially g o itre ) ailm ents o f w o 1
Yet» in one boat
may be expected. The fact Hint I.DWI.IHM) eggs
men there could he two homes and two families.
I men, diseases o f liv e r and bowels, ,
infected gall bladder, gall stones,
w ere shipped fro m th is slate in one shipm ent
This idea, perhaps, will he branded as old fashioned as
That
Many
appendicitis, c h ro n ic constipation,
and in poor taste considering the present trend of the c o litis , a u to in to xica tio n end rectal
uUrsts Io tin p o p u la rity w ith w h ich Oregon eggs
times—hut we helive that it is logical and very little ailm ents, c irc u la tio n disturbances as
have met.
0R.EG0N EGGS
study is necessary to prove it to ones self. 1 ake for in- , high o r lo w blood pressure, heart
T h is p o p u la rity is due to the e ffo rts of the
stance, in the schools, every year our daughters and sons . and blood disorders, skin, nerves,
Went
to
South
poultry-men u n itin g and studying the needs o f
are graduated from normal schools to become teachers bladder, kidneys, bed-w etting, weak
the trade and the feeds and care o f the jm u ltry
tonsils, adenoids, m etabolic
but cannot get employment because the positions are tak­ lungs,
stocks.
America
disturbances such as Rheumatism,
en by married women. \\ e may he a trifle wrong on sciatica, leg ulcers and c h ro n ic cat­
It has been o u r pleasure Io help to b u ild up
this subject but we cannot help but feel that should the a rrh .
the p o u ltry in d u s try in th is v ic in ity and we feel
Medicines are
prescribed
and
married woman fill the position which she should, that
that it is 11 good w ork.
prepared
fo
r
each
in
d
iv
id
u
a
l
case­
of housekeeper and mother—the greatest profession off
Ix a rn more o f o u r service.
his
p riva te
la b o ra to ry ,
also
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them all—and leave the industrial field open to the single in
special atte ntio n given to diet as
women and the men, the country would be a lot better off to p ro pe r balance and selection of
for The Quality
and there would be many m« re happy homes and content­ foods.
ed people. In making these remarks we do not hold to , F or th is service a nom inal charge
of the
the old fashioned idea that women should he a slave in is made.
D r. M clle nth in a regular grad­
the home, with no privileges, save that of serving her uate in m edicine and surgery ami
Oregon Raised
husband. We do not believe that for one minute—that is licensed by the Slate o f Oregon.
Owned ami O perated by F arm er'.
condition is even worse than the present one. We believe M arried women must be accom­
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edford
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Egg
that all women should have a profession or a means of panied by th e ir husbands.
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suming the roll of wife she should give her time to the Angeles. C a lifo rn ia .
duties and pleasures which come from that position.
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j "W e ll dear, were there no eggs?”
L ittle G irl: “ No, m umraie, o n ly
, the one the hen uses fo r a p attern.”
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