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About Central Point star. (Gold Hill, Or.) 192?-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1929)
TBK CBNTBAt POINT STAR trout planted In the previous year. The trout placed In stream« were year during Iha game cotnmiaalon’a history. Several million were cf Coloring of Ouehe Word's Meaning Changed In many apactaa of wild dicks the 4 p w k n » > 1» a nattv* of London nr male« are large and strikingly MO born within the »«nmd of 'Ho* ored. Their mate«, npe* wheee aheil ■ell«.- Originally It meant a ►polled ders faP the family eared, are amaller or offemlnnte boy. It 1» derived front »nd dresttd In som ber garb, as/« Ha- the word “rtwkerlnit." meanltia f»«l ture Magasioe. The dnn concealing Uhl, petting a person Hnlllwer colors of the frti’ftle serve to protect atatea that aotne writer» trace tb< both her and her eggs frt’tt tfca pry WoM to the Imaglhnr, land of Cock ing eyw of envtcle«. »yfh»i the lubtkr land of olden .Hue» D r t c n ie d Praise The big telescope of toe university been trained up star fell “Hot night wr.tchnvin. a crack shot.“— 666 is a Prescription for C o ld s, G rip p e, F lu , D e n g u e , B ilio u s F e v e r an d M a la r ia It is the moat speedy remedy known The kind of personal r : rJ that 'wears well" finds its perfect ex pression in the diamond . . . w hen other gifts have I. leJ from memo. y. diamonds * ill still glow, with u 'ditnini led beauty symbols of the s/irit that prompted their giving... \Ve have the newest modes in bracelets, rings, brooches, and Gruen J rist watches— f)iumcn>i Ring» set with diamonds of 'are in a af Jttlgnt beauty end p- leet t u t —ull reasonably pfUad. S a v e s P a in te rs ’ L ab o r The spray machine, now universal y used us a labor saver in the paint tng Industry, was first used In a largi way on the buildings of the World'» Columbian exposition at Chicago Ir I M'S. I You C a n H a v e th e F in e s t th a t I t m l io O ffers a t Low est t ost! / Brighten Lk'*.’ Christmas °with a line diamond According to Dr. Charles W. Eliot 4 list of men prominent In educa tional hl»t«.-y In the last 20) years would Include Adam Smith. Michael Faraday. John Stuart Mill. William Ellery Channing. Horace Mann Her bert Spem-er. Ernest Renan. Charles Darwin Ralph Waldo Eiueraon and tou ts Pasteur. much larger than_ n'fi aufflelenl site Io be within Ihc legal lengih limit for catching when Ihey were taken from tha hatchery pond. O S LEY \, H ig h on R o ll of Famo observatory had Just on the sky when n dog!” said the new “that fellow sure Is The Outlook. FUI P A V, WOVBMtti tf, Crosley 42-S S u p e r S e re e n G r i d at M odel $ 1 5 9 . 5 0 Complete t SBCBÎ offers beauty end performance which arc the sensation of radio! The dignity of this console model matches the finest furniture. A fine musical instrument, beautifully housed! Technically it is everything that radio can offer in performance— volume— tone! Try it in your own home without obi gation. Trout eggs of idl types taken ilur ii g the year ending September 30, Tides from the Gulf of Mexico nf were in excess of the number taken feet the waters of the Ru.vou Me?, din iug the previous year according pique. In Louisiana, more than 1<X> miles upstream, says the Dearborn Io the report of Malt Hyckniiin. su Also Independent. The bayou Is DO feet perintendent of hatcheries. deep at a point TO miles from Its (her was a substantial increase in mouth, while the elevation of lie banks the number of fish planted in the a t that point la only 10 feet. slate's lakes and streams. A total of 47,454,058 eggs were taken and 25.507,011 trout planted as again.it 42,249,355 eggs taken and 20,340,078 H a r d F o o d Essential G u lf Tides F a r-R e a c h in g A Dollar Dinner for Four Sauerkraut Juice Cocktail. . . . .$ .ftt Walnut and Rice Loaf ............. -40 Baked Tomatoes and Peppers . .19 Bread and Butter ............ .08 Pineapple and Date Salad........ 21 Iced Tea with Lemon.............. .03 Total Cost..................... $ .99 cool, clever dinner for swelter ing August is given above. And another of its important virtues is the fact that it can be bought for a dollar—and will serve four people. Th prices are given above. Here are the ways to make the dishes: Sauerkraut Juice Cocktail: Sea ton about three-fourths of a num'x-r 254 can of sauerkraut juice with Tabasco juice and chill thoroughly Walnut and Rice Lo- f Brown two tablespoons chopped onion in two tablespoons butter. Add one tablespoon flour and stir in one cup A » milk. Stir until thick. Slightly beat one egg. and add hot sauce to it slowly; add one cup vacimm- packed walnuts, one-fourth cup crumbs and one-half cup browa rice which has been boiled and drained. Pack in a buttered loaf pan. and bake in a moderate oven (375 de grees F. i for about half an hour, or until crisp and brown on top. Raked 7 umatoej and P effer f . Shred one green pepper and aux with tomatoes from a number 2 can Season t< taste Pour mao a (uttered hak ng rlish and bake is a moderate o«en until peppers are tender. Add one tablespoon butter and serve To make the salad, place a afiea of chilled pineapple on a lettuce leaf, put a stoned date in the c garnish with mayonnaise and very cold. 101 so. M EDFORD OREGON CENTRAL n aa ai e EX Closing Out Sale S c a Y l G O O D Q U A L I T Y OUT A t T X MERCHANDISE^AV h V c H^VE / U l E lm S s T G iV E A W A Y P R I C E S - T O A L L N E W STO C K S. O N E LO T B L U E W O R K S H IR T S while they last at ...................... 7 5 c H E A D L I G H T O V E R A L L S , w it h bib Regular $1.75 Going on this sale at ............................................... ®8c O N E L O T H E A D L IG H T J U M P E R S Regular $2.15 Values going at 98c O N E L O T P A N T S , Khaki or Mole” skin. Regular $4.95 going as long as they last in this sale at ... $2.00 pr R A I N C O A T S an d S L I C K E R S regu- lar $3.50 values while they last during this sale........................ $ 2 .0 0 R a in H a t» Regular $1.25 ............... 7 5 c O N E L O T D R E S S S H I R T S Regular $2.25. While they last ........... $1.00 O N E L O T M E N ’S C O T T O N D R A W - E R S a n d S H I R T S Regular $1.75 On Sale, per suit...................... $1.00 regular 50c, pair ...3 9 c C O T T O N F L A N N E L regularly 30c Sale Price per y a rd .................... 25c M E N ’S H O S E T O W E L IN G , Sale Price............... 30c GOOD, C L E A N STO C K ' ONE r I u n S fÒ R tà ' nf « We have been in business in Medford for just one year and we wish to thank all our friends and customers in Southern Oregon for the wonderful support they have given this store. To show our appreciation we are offering wonderful bargains in Misses and Ladies G arm ciu-C O A T S - HATS - SUITS - DRESSES - and SILK HOSIERY. JFe are Offering CLO S- M A K E ROOM FOR S U IT S $1.50.... 9 8 c wool and Cotton mixed. Regular $2.50. Sale ............................................$1-50 M E N ’S R I B B E D U N I O N S U N IO N $ 1 .0 0 ular $5.50 values. While they last at ............................................... $2.50 N A I N S O O K Reg. 65c value at....... 4 0 c S H O E S T R I N G S ' per pair............... 5c ‘ O N E B U N C H K N E E or H IP B O O T S Regular $6.00. Values S ilk D re sse » S ilk D re s s s s 3 .8 1 6.81 V a lu e s t o $6 .9 5 V a lu e s t o $12.95 DRESSES SILK HOSE Hundreds of Dresses to Chose from B ir th d a y P r ic e s Brown’s General Store F O R M E R L Y R A D T K E ’S “ W h e r e Y o u G e t 1 0 0 % f o r th e D o lk .r ” X B B X S S X S B B X S S S X ^ X ^ X S X X B s X a S X W X l ^ J f f J f K B » # ^ ^ * “ * * * 6» * ' R o llin s R u n S to p S ilk H o s e R e g u la r $1.49. P r ic e d A t B ir th d a y P r ic e s 10.81, 12.81 14.81 $1.00 pair CLOTH COATS $3.00 O F S T A P L E G R O C E R IE S 4 .8 1 GROUP 2 GROUP i While They last will be sold for— 2 .8 1 E S S E S U N IO N S O N E L O T M E N ’S F I N E H A T S P e g . H a ts— Metalic 1 Iats — Velvet Hats Birthday Sale Prices 1.81 Value to $3.50 R e g u la r ............... 9 8 c All Sizes a good $1.50 value on sale a t ..... 8 5 c C H I L D R E N ’S S I L K H O S E a regular 95c number during this sale....... 4 5 c L A D Y ’S S I L K H O S E while they last during this sale .......................... 85c S H E E T I N G Bleached Muslin regular 2 0 c value. Closing out at ......... 15c C H I L D R E N ’S Felt Birthday Sale Prices S U IT S $1.80 value. This sale H a ts F e lt H a ts M E N ’S U N I O N wool and Cotton Reg. L A D IE S — A Few o f the M any Real Specials _____________ LOT , l . 11 P R IC E 1st Birthday Sale! Starts Saturday Morning A t 8 O’clock ETCH i^ M POPULAR P in eap p le P roduction Tropical America Is the native land of the pineapple, but It has been In troduced Into the tropical regions of the Old world. On this continent It Is frow n throughout the West Indies and la the tropical and subtropical part.« of the mainland. Tropical and sub tropical fruits are growa In the Ha wallun lslanda X E 3X sX S I X H X I X A recent survey among leadln; dentists disclosed the fart that nrs hygienists consider hard food solute essential for children. Ordlnar diet, they pointed out, consists most ly of soft foods, with the result th.-i tha teeth and gums do not get prop«- exercise, or aueh essential «dement as lime. By Including hard, crunch? food In one or more meals every day th e deficiency can be quickly over come. The Music Box DRESS COATS WITH FUR COLLAR AND CUFF SETS B ir th d a y S a le P r ic e s 14.81, 22.81, 27.81, 37.81, B u y Y o u r C o a t a t a G r e a t S a v in g D u r in g th is S:>le 47.81
