TRI CENTRAL FOrWT «TAI
A Dollar Dinner fo r Four
Visiting Wife
fltiÜAY, ABRIL II, Hid
LIFE SKETCH OF
SENATOR HALL
Mr. Sltepman o f N o rth Rend
spent several days here lust week
v is itin g his w ife one o f o u r High
school teachers.
K r p n h lir a a ( « a d l d a t r W e ll
Cas Up A t
Q u a lifie d f a r P o H illa a
a f b a v rra a r.
Living w ith Aunt
Beta Adams o f Ventura C a lifo rn ia
is m aking her home w ith her aunt,
Mrs. Bay W ya tt. She is a student of
Hie seventh grade.
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d/M/'. ,Z Salmon with I.in,a ¡leant and Noodles— U+
Nadishes and Sliced Cucumbers— 15/
/tread and /hitter 8/
lilackberry Ice-Cream— 19/
Black Coffee- 3/
jlT O l'R people may have an ex»
¿ J f ■ llrtii dinner at home for a
ii the
n u i l.eiing i - i .iri fully done and the
v a in , us Hem* of the menu skilfully
rn uthined.
In make the salmon dish. remove
th uh i n h i .i t.ili i . h i 128 eenti I,
remove skin and iMKir». ami place a>
w h i le
piissdde m the renter of a
lau . si ill. w baking pi.ite. .Make
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if ” ..ns Imtter. two tahleeprioni Holt“
One f.ip n
Ii. ior from the ci,.,
and »alt .ml i>. !•; r r. Pour over the
»aim. >n Cover with one-third cup
frtm
bint,-red with one tablespoon
of butter and tprinkle two table*
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;? Happenings
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T o Spend Sum m er W ith F a m ily
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ly - o f P h il
lips. .\t In .iskii, h i rived h i . Snlur-
I nt llie tllllin . I w ith Mrs.
J. J. -4 .i in i.
d liv io ’
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a hot oven until brown. Meanwhile,
have half a lix-ounre package of
egg noodlrs cooked, drained and
». .isoned and half of a number 2
can o f lima beam heated. Arrange
thr»e in a border around the salmon.
I hi» dish makes the whole main
part of the meal, supplying meat,
starchy cereal and vegetable, atid all
its ingredients cost only 54 cents.
l or the ice-cream, scald together
contents o f a six-ounce can of evap
orated milk, one-third cup sugar
.nd two tablespoons water, and cool.
Add two tablespoons lemon juice
and one right-ounce ran of black
berries mashed and pressed through
a coai se sieve. Freese as usual.*
B ible Class In Meet
I tie Golden L in k Bible class w ill
bold th e ir reg ula r i t s o n t l i h n u x tin g
nt I tie Imine o f Mrs. II. E. Conger,
F rid a y A p ril the 11th.
A q u a rte r o f a century ago, a young
man, lured to Oregon by the call at
the west, wa» »w inging a shovel In
a Portland sewer. A» each day end
ed he would clim b steep sta irs to the
Selin BuninenN
fifth flo o r o f the T re m o n t hotel—
M^ E. Bosencrans has sold his there wa« no elevator -to hl» f l a
ranch and wood business and in week room.
Today, w ith a flc tlo n -llk e record
tends buying a sm all stock ranch
As tin- paper goes to press we could of «ucees» behind him , the man
not llu il out w ho Is ta king over his charle» H a ll—stand» before the pub
lic a» a candidate fo r the republican
w ood business here.
nom ination fo r governor. In 1922 he
barely miHKed the nom ination, toning
C a llin g on T ra d e
by 500 vote«.
C url H eynolils representing Jenks
He taught school three term » In
M b ile Seed Company o f Salem was Pennwylvanla a fte r com pleting hi»
in C entral Point Monday c a llin g on elem entary education In a lit tle red
school house near hl» fa th e r’» farm.
the Herm m ison Feed Store.
When he »tepped from the P o rt
land »ewer ditch, he taught a term
F ro m M cadow n
at Clatakunie. Thl» teaching exper
Lane M yhm d o f the Meadows was ience gave him an in tim a te knowledge
ca llin g on o u r m erchants Tuesday. o f educational problem» In which be.
a» a mate senator and leader In pub
lic life baa been a ctive ly concerned.
Boys’ d a s « E n te rta in s
H all, a fte r leaving ncbool work, was
'th e interm ediate hoys’ class o f
employed
by an u n tie lu a drug «tore
the C h ris tia n c h urch e nte rtain ed at C latskanie.
He saved aystematl- I
the interm ediate g irls w ith a p a rly
ta lly du rin g his early year», and then :
•it the co u n try home o f Raphael engaged in tim b e r cru isin g . He was
Henson, F rid a y night.
successful and made enough to a t
Games fu rn ishe d fun fo r the ev tend the U n ive rsity of M ichigan 1503
ening and a good tim e w*us had by 05. In 190C be returned to Oregon,
dl.
Refreshm ents o f sandwiches, where he acquired a drug »tore at
Hood R iver. There he was active
cake and punch w ere served.
in the work o f the Chamber o f Com
Those present w ere: Ixdus Hes
merce. F or a tim e he was the organ
slegrave, J e rry Herm anson, J e rry ization'» president. This gave him a
tones, Janice Hesslegrave, llle n e vision of the ponelbilitle» o f united
M orningslar. B uth
Heath, Edna e ffo rt. He was one o f the leaders in
Shaver. Naom i Johnson. D oro th y organization o f the Oregon State
Lim beck. U ntil H aley, Peggy L a w Chumbcr ot Commerce fo r more com
rence, PhyRis T u rp in , Fred L o f- prehensive e ffo rts in behalf of the
fand, Donald B ieharilson, A rke l state, and was the firs t state presi
dent.
M ills. H a ro ld Hugger, Erm el Shav
Going to Coo« county, he took over
er, H ouslin P itts. H a rry Young, a stru g g lin g ru ra l telephone system
Baphael Benson, Mrs. C o rn u tt, Mrs. w hich w a s/undercapltallzed and fac
Young. M r, and Mrs, Bursell and ing the problem o f serving a ra p id ly
grow ing but w idely scattered area.
F itla Benson.
He b u ilt and strengthened i t u n til It
was known fo r Its efficie n cy. Its
E m ig ra n t Dam V is ito rs
frie n d ly re la tio n sh ip w ith Its cus
Those fro m here w h o spent the tomers. and Its low rates.
day Sunday at E m igrant Dam, south
A determ ined organizer and b u ild
o f Ashland were I.. C. (¡rim es, Bert er. he founded the Bank of South
Peek, George F ord . John Bohnert, western Oregon and la te r the Am er
ican Bank of M arshfield.
Bay W ya tt, W. I ’ . Grimes, A lv in
He was among the firs t leaders to
W illia m s, A. W. Lew is, A rn o ld Boh
nert and fa m ily , Ted M orava and see the com m ercial value o f the
Columbia riv e r highway, and In te r
fa m ily ami II. P. Jewett and fa m i ested many In flu e n tia l men to jo in
ly .
the d rive to put the project across.
As chairm an o f the senate highw ay
com m ittee, he fostered much of the
' I ’ . T . A. Meets
The C entral P oint Parent Teach le gislation fo r b etter highways.
If nom inated and elected, he
ers A 'so e ta lio n met at the H igh
one o f his fir s t moves w ill be to
School .ii F to riu m F rid a y afternoon
s ta rt his “ In d u stria lize Oregon” pro
A p ril ttie -tih
A ve ry in te re s tin g gram by c a llin g a meeting o f repre
ta lk by M is. W iiio n , leader o f (he sentative citizens from each county
g ir l scouts o f M edford was given. In the state.
V in itin i F i i i nil
Boy Born
Mr. ¡uni Mrs. C liffo rd C o llie r o f
Mrs. Jain, x W hile m ill Mrs. H o r
ace l l i i . . I v o f M e d fo rd w i re v ix il- 1 1 ail auiiotinee the b irth o f a baby
In g f i i i
in < n h .il P o in t M u n hoy horn Wednesday A p r il 2nd.
day.
V is itin g in C ity
Goea I n I ’ n r ll. n d
Mrs. Nancy W ilson w ho has been
tib e l'u n i , i was ta ke n Io P o rt in Kngu<- Itlv e r v is itin g her son Tom
Dr. It, C. W ilson also gave a short
la n d . M e lin .da e v e n in g w h il e be and w ife a rriv e d in C entral P oint
ta lk on d ip th e ria .
w il l t i i l i n
in, d i ia l ti i .ih u e lil.
Iasi week Io visit relatives.
A re M a rr i d
F in 'd Rout mi ' I ■ i -i 11V M
w t’i e in . ro d Salm d a s
n ig lil in
M e d fo rd
I lb . In. ii- i f Ite s e le lld
M e ll o f tin C lir r d iu n c h u rc h .
In from Illin o is Valiev
Mr. and Mrs. How ■ I D unlap of
Illin o is va lley spent In* week nil
v is itin g the H om er Itow iuun a.id E.
IF Gleason fam ilies.
Leases fo r F nada
M r. nm t Mrs. T . M a rin e w h o
have xp e iil the w in te r in Ç e n lrn l
P o in t h fl Monduy fo r th e ir hom e in
A lb e rta , Canada.
Visited Parents
John Fnrra of Klamath county v is it-
ell his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
lu r r n lu re Sunilav.
T ra d in g in C ity
J. W. Johnson and w ife w ho live
M r. m id Mrs. B. W . Reach o f on B la ckw e ll H ill w ere tra d in g in
M u ñ iro s ■ ( l lo ra d o a rriv e d S unday C entral P oint, Tuesdays
V is itin g I ’ c ig h l e r x
n ig h t to v i . i l t lie ir tw o d m g lile rx ,
M rx. .1. M . P a lm e r and Mrs. I,.
C h e rry lio u u s and fa m ily .
T rad in g in City
E a rl B a ldw in o f Beagle wats tra d
ing at local stores Tuesday.
Nip & Sip Service Station
AND
Lunch Room
-\iu.xi Ask for Stamps at lime of purchase
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f put a situation wanted ad tn tba
paper. Th« cheekiest person I ever
met called up and asked If she might
have all the answers to the ad that I
couldn’t « M l— K. CL. I d Chicago Trl-
banai
Rom »eas sn old southern darkey
»hose amlnblllty would never perm 11
him to acknowledge a thing eould not
be d’*ne. even though he was utterly
nt a toes aa to p.ueedure He w is e i.llr ’
by a tenant In the flat where he » « •
Janitor to eiaintna a leaky pipe
“Now I could And that leak," he »aid 4X1
•eratchlng a bewildered head, then
adding, la a buret of Inspiration, “ef
1 could Jeot locate I I "
No Tobacco Sabttitata
There la no dried weed, leaf or hefk
that can be smoked that will take the
place of tobacco In any sense. It la
possible to smoke any of the weeds er
plants, hut they will not have the Ha
ro» or aroMia to tobacco«
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O N LY EX ( I.I S IV E A F T i PA IN T CO. IN SO UTHERN OREGON
A ll W ork ( j U m uihecd
Phone 724-H
J. H. DAILY
A Painter of Reputation
CRATER LAKE AUTO PAINT CO.
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U nequalled W o rk at B cisonable Prices
601 N. Grape
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Mfctlfotd, Uiegon
, B B B B a * H ', , a B ® R n a « i a x x x « w w
AUTO SPRINGS
r OXY-ACETYLENE WELDING
A t. M L
A ll -Make t . a „ a „,, , ru< ks.
N „ jo b lo o SIlia„ _ N one toQ
MERRIMAN’S BLACKSMITH SHOP
20 S. R iverside Avenue
Phone 279-J
M E D F O R D . O REG O N
Willing to Serve Yuo
at all tines with the very best meats the market
affords. We do our own buying to conform to
the loeai demand for good meats as we know it
from our long experience dealing with the local
trade.
NO PRODUCT TOO GOOD
FOR OUR CUSTOMERS
At Another’« E x p o neo
W /jr t/
J'S ■ ■ JS
Central Point Meat Market
Central Point
I. D. Lewis
Oregon
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T urning S-L-O-W Sales
into Quick Turnovers
C H R IS T IA N ( I I I R C II
Jn this ad we wish to emphasize one big idea and that
is this:
"Y ou o re W elcom e"
I). E. M illa rd — M in ister.
Miss F.ula Benson— Bible school
S uperintendent.
Bible school at 10:110 A. M. w ith
classes fo r m l Bgcs.
C hurch services at 11:00 A. M.
A cordial invitation to all.
You've got to put forth every effort to keep home
folks coming to your stores and buying in your stores.
Advertising in your local home news paper can help
accomplish that aim. Not onfy your own advertising, but
the advertising of the manufacturers whose goods you
stock as well.
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( I I I li t II OF C H R IST
C cntrn l Point, Oregon
West Pine Street
F a ith fu l Men in Chnrgc
Assembly III (HI o'clock A. M.
A c o rd ia l welcome to n il.
WE DESIRE TO GET ALL THE NEWS OF THE CITY.
G o a l't HI Ik V a lu a b le
AND WE WILL APPRECIATE HAVING
People do in
. I ways realize thm
glint's m ilk Is tn c from "T. It ." mid
Is especially suitable for children.
Tho n ilik globules lire i.nicli siniiller
thnn m e those of cow's m ilk, conse
quently Il I n more easily digested.
The m ilk docs not readily .sour, and Is
p a rtic u la rly nice to have during warm
weather on p in t account.
You cannot get the advertising support of these man
ufacturers merely by wishing for it. You've got to make
the manufacturers realize how necessary it is to you, if
you are to sell their goods successfully.
And you can make the manufacturers realize it by
selling their salesmen, who call on you, on vour city—by
interesting them in our town as an outlet for their mer
chandise—by interesting them in your local, home news
paper as the means to more sales of your merchandise.
ANYONE PHONE US ABOUT ANY EVENT
OF INTEREST
This is an apportunity, for you merchants that you
should make the most of, one that may mean^dl the dif
ference between slow, infrequent sales' and quick, profit
able turnover.
Stage Cough
One o f the high,-at complim ents pah
E dw in Booth was accorded him by nr
old negro scrvnnt who went to see him
In “ ItlelicH eu" during Booth’s visit to
Savannah,
The next day she ex
pressed tn her mistress great eon
cern fo r the health o f the actor. "Poor
old man,” she said, "he can’t Iasi
long. D nt cough w ill carry him to bis
frave sura.”
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The Central Point Star
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