CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN Rev. end Mr*. Shaw intend leav ing for Stay ton next Thursday. Grimes, o f the battery shop, has been busy this week installing radios. Mrs. E. E. Scott visited Mrs. Aris Throckmarton in Ruch Saturday. Chas. H. Taylor o f Route 1, is a new subscriber to the American, call ing last Saturday. C. E. Velin is among those new subscribers to the American, since our last issue. Stock your pantry! Canned foods week, Nov. 10-20. Buy in cases and save the difference. Weaver’s store. M. Znon; is another new sub scriber to the home paper this week. They all read the ‘American’ now. B. F. Cummings renews the Am erican subscription quite aways in advance this week. Men in shirt sleeves watering lawns, seem more likespring than fall. Mrs. Gresham, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Grim, returned to her home back in Nebraska last Wednesday. Paul Martin, Route 3, Medford, will continue to receive the Amer ican for another year. , The unfortunate few who have the Scarletina are all recovering nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Ramond Anders motored to this city from Klamath Falls, Sunday. Mrs. J. C. Cash becomes a con stant home paper reader by sub scribing for the American this week. Jack Lees and family have moved to town so the children will be nearer school this winter. The Juniors have begun selecting a play to be used as the yearly Junior play. Mrs. W. Ferguson was visiting her friends in Ashland Monday and Tuesday. The ’28 class o f the high school has ordered its class rings for the com ing year. We wil all agree that the recent grading o f the city streets helped remarkable. C. M. Merritt, living on a splendid ranch jjoning town on the east,called yesterday to visit a minute i up for the paper for a year. C. P. Thomason is another new subscriber to the ‘ American’ this week. Lets’ make it unanimous. Atwater* Kent Radio Why this store stands behind it Atwater Kent Radio is made in a 15 acre factory — the largest radio fact ory in the world. It’s made as carefullv as if this were the small est factory in the world and a reputation w ere yet to be won. So, when we install an Atwater Kent Receiver in our home, it works— an keeps on working. I That’s why so many people insist on “ Atwater Kent.” Have you s e e n the wonderful O N E Dial Models? Come in and get a thrill. The paper is few hours late this Foods Week, Nov. 10-20. Weaver’s has been going on for some time. The cian and a social hour follows the week on account o f extra work and a store, adv. line up looks good, having two old talk. At the meeting next Thursday, shortage o f linotype metal. It won’t letter men in it. W. E. Whiteside, o f Portland will Dr. Adams will discuss goiter, a very occur again. T o the V o te r* c f the C ity o f C e n j vital subject in this section where so — You will make a big saving by also read the American a year, tral P oin t — Your vote at the polls on many have trouble o f this kind. We laying in your winter supply. Can through the courtesy o f B. F. Peart, Tuesday, Nov. 2, 1926, will decide have in Central Point and vicinity a our able blacksmith. Mr. Peart also ned foods week, Nov. 10-20. whether I will be elected as City Re larger membership in the Jackson renews for a year, this week, and Weaver’s Store, adv. helps by leaving a news item when corder, or some one else; it having County Health association than any With Haloween about to arrive, he hears one. been reported erroneously that I was other community. By calling at Pax- there will probably be an addition I son’s drug store, cars will take any W. B. Kincaid is numbered am not a candidate for re-election. to the police force made soon. Safety wish to say that I am a candidate wish to go. ong the many American sub first. scription renewals the past week!, for re-election to this office, and if The Chinese Pheasant season We might have had some o f Cali for which our thanks are declared. elected will continue to discharge closed Sunday, with all the sports fornia’s earth quake. The chimney On Friday evening o f this week, the duties o f the office in a con men of this city well fed up on hun o f the charred theatre has fallen the Ladies’ Community club o f Tolo servative business like manner, to ting. down. the best of my ability. Your support Over in Cuba last week, 600 were will serve a variety o f refreshments, More people outside o f Medford is solicited, and will be highly appre killed and 6000 made homeless in following a Hallowe’en program at read the Central Point American, L. HATFIELD, pd adv. the hurricane, a storm similar to the the school house. The general public ciated. than any other weekly paper in Jack- Thursday, November 4 at 2:30 p. recent Florida storm. is invited to attend and enjoy a so son County. m. the Jackson County Health asso Suppose we will all have to send cial evening. The freshman class will give the To-morrow is the last day o f our ciation will hold a meeting at the extra help to the Near East. There other classes o f the high school a ‘ Bargain Month Subscription’. Old home o f Mrs. Victor Bursell. One were 400 killed and 100,000 made masquerade party Friday night. This and new subscribers alike, can take public meeting is held each year in hornless in the Armenian earthquake will be a return party. advantage o f the 50-50 split for each section where there is a com last week. W. Stenson of Grants Pass and Many people were out motoring^ twenty-four hours more, then the munity group and all people interest Everette Scott are trucking to subscription price will be $2.00. ed are invited to attend. Some sub Sunday, owing to the spring-like Klamath Falls and Marshfield from Today and to-morrow only $1 to get jects o f interest to the health o f the weather that has been cheering them Grants Pass. They state that apples acquainted. Notice the label o f your community is presented by a physi up for the few preceeding days. are the main seller since the frosts. address on the paper, which reads the Mrs. L. C. Hazelwood o f Central Point is numbered among the new date o f your expiration. subscribers to the ‘American’ thic The old school house has been week. completely torn down and the lum W. H. Casebeer, another home ber will soon have been hauled away man renewing his home paper this This is the old wooden structure In announcing myself a candidate for the office of week. The American is Jackson in which the preceding generation County’s Weekly paper, and appre City Recorder for the city of Central Point, I do so acquired their education. The build ciates the many readers it has. with no business interests to cater to, other than the ing was built about a half century Mrs. M. L. Elliott was a pleasant ago and was becoming unsafe for any city business for ALL the people of the city. I will aid caller at the American office last kind o f public use. the administration in all ways possible and devote my Saturday, at the same time renewing The high school has begun pract time in endeavoring to give efficiency and honest her subscription fo r another year. icing basketball under the new coach, J. W. Gilmore, who lives on Mr. Carlson. There has not been a labor to the duties. route 1, called Saturday and while regular practise but the long and Paid Adv. S. S. POAGUE...... weary process o f gettnig in ‘shape’ here subscribed fo r the C. P. Am erican. The Rebekah lodge held a coun try store Thursday night in the I. O. O. F. hall. A good sized crowd at tended. The money received will be THIS IS THE TIME WHEN THE NATIONS used in paying for a piano. THRIFTY HOUSEWIVES STOCK J. K. Hall, Central Pointer, pays THEIR PANTRIES ahead a year on American sub scription, since our last issue, with Buy Your Canned Goods by the Dozen encouraing remarks. H.S. Chirgwin, who is one o f our readers, on Route 1, called Monday to renew the American for a year Central Point, Oregon Phone 61 in advance. The carnival given at the school “ Service & Quality’ gym last Friday night was fairly well attended and a good time had by everyone there. Miss Alta Norcross, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Norcross, is now attending the teachers’ college at San Jose, California. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Isaacson drove to Ashland Sunday afternoon and with Mrs. G. C. McAllister as a guest, drove to the summit o f the Siskiyous returning that evening. New comers this week include Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reasoner and family, who have secured a residence near the high school. Mr. Reasoner moves here from Gold Hill. — Our daily question— what shall we eat? It will be answered conclu sively at our store during canned foods week— Nov. 10-20. You can Christmas Cards of many shades and designs now at the Central Point Ameri not afford to miss this opportunity to solve your food problems. Weavers can office for your inspection. Every one gets Xmas greeting cards. Order store, adv. some now, so you will sure have them when you realyy wish you had them. Chales Suanely has recently start • ed a “ fixit” shop back o f the Cen tral Point service station. Mr. We have very attractive cards with envelopes to match, and we print in up-to- Suanely is a well known resident o f this city and has lined up a good date type, your name or your family or your firm name. All for prices ranging business. His ad appears elsewhere from 10 cents up to 40 sents each. in this paper. Mr. Geo. Wallace, the efficient mail carrier on Route 1 joins the THE BEST AND MOST ECONOMICAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS YOU Can make crowds in renewing American sub scription, this week. W. Warner is another new sub scriber to the American, this week, W e sell them and print o nthem in lots as low as 25 cards to a customer, or for making 4000readers weekly to the stores, professional offices and firms who care to remember their patrons and American,if we count four readers friends, we can furnish any amount at most any price. to a subscriber.as many papers do. W. E. Chauncey called Monday and talked shop awhile. Forty years ago he was employed on a daily All grade and high school students will want Xmas cards this year for their paper in California. Mr. Cuauacey fellow students— call at the American office to see samples now. subscribed fo r the American for a year, o f course. — Our mothers used to generally stock their pantries in the fall. As DON’T BUY CHEAP CARDS ANDTRY TO SCRIBBLE YOUR NAMES we always follow their good advise ON THEM. let us follow their good example and have a few doten extra cans for the unexpected dinner guest. Canned ANNOUNCEMENT National Canned Foods W eek-Nov. 10-20 W eaver’s Store Christmas Greetings For Every Family, Firm and Individual F o r a ll the C o u n ty It costs no more for a good job of printed cards that we furnish. Model 35 Receiver with ONE Dial FIX-IT SHOP Christmas Card Headquarters. Order now to be sure. Located in former loca Battery and Electric Shop Central Point Phone 291 Open Eveninfs tion of Central Point Lumber yard. We repair, build and do anything in the carpenter line. Central Point American *