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About Central Point star. (Gold Hill, Or.) 192?-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 31, 1929)
-T— “Moo-Moo! >■ - Vann. She is going lo Los Angeles for a visit and later in the summer wiil return to Ashland whore she lms accepted u position ut the Ash land normal. ft * >•» G u lf Tides P ar-R each in g Tides from the G ulf of Mexico s f fact t h . w a fe r. of the , U y o „ M e* pique. In Ixmlsluna, more ttmn iaO miles apstrsam. «Uy . th« Dearborn Independent. The bayou la 00 feet deep at a point 70 miles from Its w h,,e th* e,evstlon of Its banks St that point Is only 19 fs o t The Chrlitiun church Sunday srhool held a picnic up on Bulle creek lust Saturday. About 50 peo ple were ’here and ail had u good time altho the day was «old and C urious B ook stormy. Some enjoyed swimming 'be in the river and everyone hud plen f s m liT V 1 Ji bO<,k b* lon* l“< tb ^ i ”• L l,n * ° ‘ ,r ,n c * ty to eut. © Th. I- . ?r ’rrt,te n " j l il • pis« I looking ! o'.» i XU -II> .11 » III I he f.i I is, C lid t ie r 1 c astonislicd und give vent to a mild, " hhio - iiio o ," tin y certainly would do so at the thou ¡lit o f Ih . revolution they have caused in tl.e m ailer of milk in the country, l ime was when it was a sign oi ahi 11Irstnrvs for a farmer no» to have ru ugh cows . n tile farm t> supply the family with mill:. To day, many fat tners keep only one c 'w and some keep none. T ! . ■ have found the value of eann.'i '■ lu ll which I» i .i ra t'd oi flandrtued will- . r - . r or dried. A case of this m ilk is h- arance against C’.er Icing w ith .‘Hi tb.it staple ot the dii t and big distributor., report that more and more cat.ned m ilk o' every kind is being sold in rural districts. Canned Milk Uniform W hile evaporated milk retains tin good qualities of fresh milk, it adds some of h i own. A ll that is <! ,ia to make evaporated mill, is t r -------- 0-------- move a large percentage of its water. Consequently, evaporated m ilk is concentrated. It is also uni- lo rm ; the first ran is exactly like the last one. Because the evapora tion breaks up the fat globules into timer ones, the m ilk w,|| never separate; vet the m ilk can 1« whipK ,i. Beam«. evaporated milk is whole m ilk it i, especially rich in flavor and makes the most delirious gravies and sauces imaginable as well as lending special richness to all dishes m which m ilk is used. Condensed m ilk has been evap- oraird and has had sugar added in the manufacturing process. Accord- ly. it saves in the addition of ’ "K ir and aho saves time in the ; i ; ■ .'ration of dishes which contain milk and sugar. Dried m ilk is known the world around; for this powdery product '• ’ ’mply the solids of milk, from winch all the water has le-en re- ngtved. To use dried milk, water must be added, hut the amount o f water cm he varied jitsl ns in the ■'her forms o f canned milk. an make you wish you hadn’t made •» food a Job of l t “-W a e h ln g to s S tage Cough One o f the highest compliments paid l.dwtn Booth was accorded him by an ■> <1 negro servant who went to ««■«, him In “K Icb .M .a'* during Booth's visit to Savannah. The next duy she ex pressed to her mistress great eon ’■mi for the health of the actor “ Poor "Id man.” i t , . said, “he can't Iasi long Dnt rough w ill carry him to his grave euro.’’ : M e ta le Long U sed aJ J ,¡, v Pr‘* abli' "'*• ,he Or«‘ S n i rn u “ “ “rbltr"r* val,,.. ft r It a J ihonf,I« m • world-’vlde search “ • potant tn C oXr » " tOrz of ' ” "l«*tlo n . ..¿ fi nd Un’ found In their relative state, may bave been usen b , prehistoric men. ****** 14 H o le D o T h e y D o I I ? " Washlngtan (D. Q> News ffroir the story, "Her Quest fo r L ove")— Bha held on« o f bis hands in both bora. W ith l b . other band she stroked his rough cheek. Hl Health Defined “ or P^'n'ed. Meh 1 Of th< tM t " • CUt 0Ut ot T I ih Missionary Society of the each folio upon tbo finest vellum, and Federated church met at the home be»«! Interleaved with blue paper It of the Carlton sisters, Thursday af- la as »nay to read as p rin t lt rnoon. .Mrs. J. M. Johnson gave a very interesting talk on China and U n cle Eben Miss Carlton led the devolionala. “De trouble you makes fob so roe- Delicious refreshments were served body . 1 ^ - said Uncle E b .n, “la alius ¡•I the close of the meeting. liable to turn up In yuh own affairs I' Tom -7 om fro m Tub An Indian from Oklahoma recent I j bought what whs thought to be the only roinulnlng wooden both tub in Kansas fe made It Into a bug« tom tom, says tb . Dearborn Independent Soothing B ab y Elephants A French explorer, back from the bear» of A frica, says th at the baby elephants captured on elephant farms are fran tic when first separated from their mothers, but that the natives gradually quiet th eir nerves by sing lag them io sleep w ith crad'e melodies The long bad tim e for which you traded a short good time.— Los Angeles Times. C a rrie d Ic e to In d ia From 1830 until a fte r the Civil war Tankee clippers carried Ice from Bow ton to India. W ith the advent of ar tificial refrigeration the trade died out, says the Dearborn Independent CHRISTIAN CHLRCH “ You are Welcome” D. E. M illard— .Minister. ----------0--------- S im p ly Too N oisy B etty M arie has a new baby brother. Saturday n U b t Baby Dick was rather fre tfu l, having cried for some time F in a lly Betty turned to her grand mother and s a id : “Grandma, I .im p ly cannot stand that noise.” -----------o----------- Minnie E. Weaver — Bible school superintendent. Bible school at 10:00 A. M. w ith classes for all ages. Church services at 11:00 A. M. A cordial invitation to all. -------- - o --------- - C H U R C H O F C H R IS T C e n tra l P o in t, O regon L ife o f M oose an d D e e r Moose and deer live to he about eighteen and tw enty years of age. Moose reach their full growth In about seven yearn West Pine Street Faithful Men in Charge Assembly— 10 00 o’clock A. M. A cordial welcome to ail. Why Hide Your Light Under a Basket? Tlie two small sons of Lloyd Boss Lois Speaker a student of Ihe 8th have been ill this week. grade of our school was one of the Iw o in the county who had the Webster Wertz left Saturday for highest average in their slate exam inations. . Eos AngX'ics to visit Ids parents. Mrs. Vincent brought her daught Mr. l ink rliill of Ibis city was transacting business in Eagle Point, er home from Ihe Jacksonville San atorium last Wednesday. She had Monday. been a patient there for several months. Mrs. C. S. Eicher s|»ent Monday w ith her daughter, Mrs. Jenny H ow ard in Medford. Mrs. Shelley left Tuesday for Oak land. California Io gel her mother and father. Mr. and M|s. Loren Gregory were transacting business in Medford the lust of Hie week. Mr. ilitz le r enjoyed a visit w illi his .on George of Bremerton, Wash ington Inst week. Mrs. Wolfe one of our iiigii school teachers w ill leuve for M inr neapolis to visit w ith her folks. Mr. W olfe w ill attend summer school, while there. If you have Something to Sell Adver tize It. Mrs. George W right was shop ping in Medford, Tuesday. Eli Campbell of Ihe Swift Pack ing Company at Medford wag cal ling on Central Point merchants, Monday. ' , Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bowman i nd family spent Ihe week end ul M errill, Oregon, visiting relatives and friends, Marjorie Bowman a sister Io Mr, Bowman came home Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Morris of with them ami w ill visit here for Medford spent Sunday at the home two weeks. of Al Hcrnianson and family. M r. and Mrs. I). S. Force enjoyed n visit, Sunday with their son Paul and family of Eagle Point. Mrs. I. G. Shaw und daughters, Mr. ami Mrs. Jim Cummings ex former resident of Cenfral Point pect to leave next Thursday for were visiting friends here. Mr. Adrian. Minnesota Io visit w ith re l Shaw organized Ihe largest Bible atives. class in Cenlral Point und was the minister of the Christian church Miss Maxine Clemens had (he while here. misfortune to fall out of a swing at school Iasi week ami break her arm Miss Nell Carter of Ontario, Can al the wrist. ada., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Jess Don’t try to keep it a Secret. You have Competitors who will not be so retiring. : If you don’t think enough o f your business to boost it. You should not feel bad il i t is not a success. ; : Your Oldest Established Newspaper Willing to Serve You at all lines with the very best meats the market alTords. We do our own buying to conform to the local demand for good meats as we know it from our long experience dealing with the local trade. The Central Point Star NO PRODUCT TOO GOOD Our Newspaper is Not a Sideline But a Business With Us FOR OUR CUSTOMERS Central Point Meat Market Central Point I. D. Lewis Oregon *
