THURSDAY, M A Y 27, 1926
CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN
PAGE FIVE
Aeroplane Auction Sale
TR A B II
Saturday-Evening, June 5
8 P.
23 ARTICLES OF MERCHANDISE, VALUED AT
$109.05,
NOW ON DISPLAY AT WEAVER’S
STORE, TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION TO THE HIGH EST BIDDER, IN AEROPLANE BONDS.
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YOU GET AEROPLANE BONDS WITH EACH PURCHASE, AT—
CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN
CENTRAL POINT SERVICE STATION
CENTRAL POINT MEAT MARKET
W . C. LEEVER, HARDWARE
WEAVER’S STORE
No Bids Accepted After 7:00 o’Clock P. M.
Gresham— Record berry crops o f
all kinds being grown here this year.
R E V IE W
Wheeler— Road to be widened by
Corvallis— Pacific Telephone & movihg several buildings 8 to 200
Telegraph Co. gives $5,000 electric­ feet.
Astoria— Presbyterians will build
al laboratory equipment to Oregon'
new $65,000 church and civic cen­
Agricultural College.
ter.
U. S. Forest Service will spend
Bend— Oregon Trunk
Railroad
$350,000 on roads and $150,000 on
will establish division station here.
trails in Oregon, this year.
Burns— New fireproof movie theater
Brogan— 16.6 miles o f John Day to cost $25,000.
Highway, Cow Valley to this place,
Cottage Grove votes $40,000, for
will be surfaced.
city hall and forwaterworks improve­
Astoria— Heavy plantings made of ment.
flax, peppermint, lettuce and cauli­
Maupin— Local men file on petro­
flower.
leum rights along Deschutes River
OREGON
W EEKLY
IN D U S T R IA L
“ Baker Democrat” completes f i f ­ Crater Lake highway to be graveled,
for $49,105.
ty-sixth year of publication.
North Bend will light up Sherman
Stayton— Salem Linen Mills will
Avenue, two miles long.
establish $25,000 flax scutching
plant here.
Timely rains have practically in­
sured the bumper Northwest fruit
Garibaldi— Mass meeting selects
crops that were promised by the
site for new $40,000 schoolhouse.
early season.
Cannery activities
LaGrande— Cherry crop in Grand and fruit picking will absorb more
Ronds estimated at seventy carloads. labor this year than ever before,
also larger number o f worker» and
Glendale— Contracts for road to for a longer season, if the present
Pacific Highway let, for $14,864. promise holds. The seasonal influx
Tillamook — Mountain
States o f labor has begun earlier than usual,
Power Company has forty men build­ because of the eary season.
P u ttin g the H obble» on O regon
ing Cloverdale line.
The real purpose o f the income
tax is to get “ more money,” and that
money would be spent without in any
way reducing the general tax bur­
den o f the public.
A very definite result of on Ore­
gon income tax law would be to
drive every man with capital to in­
vest in payroll enterprises, to ad­
joining states that are not subpect
to a local income tax on top of all
other taxes.
2% lots, good location, best soil
in town, fenced for garden, priced
right. Inquire at this office.
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The American does all kinds of
The people o f Oregon are asked printing. If it can be printed— we
Bend— Silvertown Storage Garage
to vote for a state income tax to can do it.
to cost $22,000.
near here.
“ reduce taxes.” This is a political
Reedsport— Johnson Lumber Co.
Portlanad, Ore., Journal handled move pure and simple, as the peo­
D a n ce— O ld Tim a -F rid a y Nite
Reedsport — first carload 1926
rebuilds mill, to cut 100,000 feet a
approximately three-quarter million ple are not asking for it.
G atew ay Th eatre.
day.
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shad shipped to eastern markets.
lines o f classified advertising over
the telephone, last year.
Federalized Service
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THIS
BANK
CONCERNING
YOUR
FINANCIAL PROBLEMS WILL COST
YOU NOTHING AND MAY SAVE YOU
MAKING COSTLY MISTAKES.
WE CONSIDER IT A PLEASURE TO
SERVE
YOU
IN
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CAPACITY
WHEREIN WE CAN BE OF ASSIST­
ANCE.
Central Point State Bank
Portland wins national honors, for
large city showing best record in fire
prevention and elimination o f fire
hazards.
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Open Air Dance
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
Company plans another 35,000-h.p. I
power unit on Clackamas River at
Oak Grove, to cost $2,700,000.
Klamath Falls— Southern Pacific '
plans to spend $800,000 on terminal i
facilities here.
Gold Hill Dance Pavilion
Coos Bay shipped 5,843,322 feet |
o f lumber to the Orient, during the
month o f April.
Salem building record fo r
was $561,375.
April ;
Oregon had 250 acres mint in |
[1925; this pear there will be 2,000 j
acres.
Every Saturday Nite
Music by
Detroit— Breitenbush Hot Springs j
to have $100,000 development pro­
ject.
Forest service closes 8,300 acres .
Mt. Hood national forest, because o f
fire hazard.
McMinnville— Contract let f o r
new Baptist church to cost about j
$60,000.
Medford— Six and one-half miles 1
ARTISANS’ 7-PIECE MELODY MAKERS
A GOOD TIME FOR ALL