CENTRAL P o i n t A m e r i c a n from Idaho. They were over at Kla retire from the business, but we are glad they found efficient successors. math this week. We are also glad, too, that the G. F. Danielson, after visiting his Sheleys are to stay with us. — Union brother, T. E. Danielson of the Cen Church Messenger. M ERELY tral Point district, left this morning for his home in Roseville, Calif. Come in and see these beautiful HOME NEWS NOTE MANY MATTERS M ENTIONED samples o f Christmas cards. You will want some and it is time to order now. Let the American furnish you with these cards and envelopes with your name neatly and properly printed on them all as cheap as the Mr. and Mrs. Weaver have been in blank cards. Cove, Oregon, for a couple of weeks where they were called to the bedside Teachers - schools and Sunday of Mrs. Weaver’s mother, Mrs. Wag Schools, Professional man, Minister ner or merchants who may want Christ mas Greeting cards to mail students, D. M. Grisham is marked ahead on friends or customers, will please the American list of readers, Mrs. call at the American office to see Grisham calling Saturday to attend our samples. We can save you money to it. Thank you. if you order now on lots from two to five hundred. Should you care to W. H. Norcross of Central Point phone for appointment we can call thought it would be nice to continue on you with samples at any time, reading the American so renewed his any place in the county. subscription. We might flop our wings and say THIS,THAT,and THESE “ We told you so,” but will only state that we will all be more than pleased at the result ofthe state election. New» Not*» Glimp»*d From the Street— Tho»t< W bo Come and Go— Thoughtful People. Christmas Cards at this office. The Portland Oregonian was v i c torious in last Tuesday’s election. — Boys shoes at a werifice price. Fabers.— adv. Christmas Greeting cards - call at printing office and see samples. W. M. Tetherow of Central Point will read the American until 1928. W. P. Grimes of Medford will con tinue to read the American. P. calls and The Central Point American can up a save you money on job printing. — Would you pick up a dollar? Boy’s shoes at Fabers.— adv. W. B. Harris is one of the many renewals to the American since our last issue. * J. L. Burger renews the American subscription for another year. R. H. Paxon, of our Rexall Drug Store, calls to mark his American subscription away in advance. J. J. Grim is numbered among the ‘ home paper’ renewals, coming in last Saturday. Ed Whiteside called in Saturday and left a cart wheel for the Amer ican James McDowell is another of the many who wants the paper for an other year. Two million people voted in the United States Tuesday, many states holding off-year elections. John Anderson left for Portland Wednesday to take in the stock show. Are you getting your Christmas cards at home of abroad. The Ameri can prints them. Call, see samples. The business building occupied by the shoe shop is all dressed up with a new coat of paint. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mee and Mrs. Kinsman of Applegate visited relatives here yesterday. Mrs Dora Lynch of Weed Cali., sends the order for a year’s sub scription to the American this week. Born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Ted Morava o f Central Point, twin girls, weighing seven and eight pounds. Anything in the paper or printing line; commercial printing, society printing, stationery, etc. American office. H. A. DuBuque orders the Amer ican sent to him for a year, on Route 1 . E. R Gleason continues to read the American each week, renewing for another year this week. Mrs. L. Hatfield renews foY the American a year and at the same time orders the paper a year for C. O. Hatfield at Seattle. Get advertisment copy in by Wed nesdays. Bring send, phone or mail it. Or phone us to call. Indies, don't you want some neatly printed individual letter hesds of so ciety style. Look over samples at the American printing office. Warren Patterson is enjoying a visit with his brother, who is here W A N TE D ! DR ESSM AKING REMODELING H A T TRIM M ING Mrs. J. E. Boswell Phone 79 D. Loflin.who lives on Route 1, Popular Quality, Popular Values, at the American office Monday Popular Prices are all combined in a while in has his paper marked new assortment, just arrived for your year. approval, of Hammermill Linen Soc ial Stationery in appropriate boxes, We appreciate Mr. W. E. Alex make splendid gifts. Both the paper ander’s visit Saturday when he called and envelopes are the late Romance on purpose to push his subscription Size, in the ever correct linen finish. ahead as well as bringing in one for For home, office, library and school. Mr. Fred Hasselgrave. Call at the American office and look these over. In colors to suit. C. Skyrman looked around the new American office while in town Mrs. Scott and family of Central Saturday and before leaving had us Point, and Mrs. Wm. Hansen of Med mark him a year in advance on the ford, called at the home of their book of readers. mother, Mrs. A. Throckmorton, of Ruch one day last week, taking her C. E. Lange came in Saturday completely by surprise on her seven with the price for the American for ty-first birthday. Mrs. Throckmorton another year, and a good word for received many beautiful gifts, as the paper. well as a large angel food birthday cake. Every body spent a jolly day We appreciate the help of Mr. and Mrs. Throckmorton received best Richardson in the choir. We need wishes for many more happy birth other helpers. If you sing come give days. us some help.— Union Church Mess enger. While the condition of Mrs. Roy For Rent: Three room semi-mod Yost and five-year-old daughter, Lois, ern residence, near high school, in patients in the Sacred Heart hospital Central Point. Inquire Mrs. C. E. suffering from burns received when Lamb. fire destroyed a house, barn and smaller buildings on the Black Oak Kirkland Farm, one of Central ranch on Ross Lane Friday afternoon Points adjacent show places and is reported to be still serious, con exceptional farms, comes with the siderable improvement has been crowds to secure the weekly visit of shown by both. Their injuries, caus the American for many months in ing much pain and considerable shock advance, calling Saturday. are expected to keep the patients in the hospital for a fortnight more at Governor A1 Smith of New York least. was reelected by a big majority, causing many New York Democrats Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sebrean, form to loudly proclaim him a candidate er theatre operators at Central Point, for President. Cal and A1 may be the left this morning for Klamath Falls candidates; if so the race will be and Bend, where they will commence lively, and the west would go for Cal. a tour of Oregon and Washington in the interest of selling a new coin roll Mrs. Dora Lynch, a former local ing device used by banks and other resident, but now of Weed, Calif., places of business where much money following several days spent visiting is handled. Mr. Sebrean has the sales friends and relatives in Medford, manship rights of the two states and Central Point and Table Rock left expects to be on the road for some the first of the week for Glendale time. Their daughter, Ruth, will not where she will visit a sister. accompany them, staying in Medford to attend business college. Election day was perfect. It was ---------- * --------- was like all the rest of the days we Im portant. have had and are having now. Mea For your convenience, this paper dow larks singing,men hoeing gard has purchased a new mailing mach- ens in their shirt sleeves, boys fish ing. You will notice your address on ing and all nature at her best. Roses the paper is printed this week and in and lawn flowers in bloom and na addition to your name, you will find tive strawberries on the market. the date printed when your subscrip Election day was perfect ar.d many tion expired. Should it read ‘‘July 8, people got out to vote. 1926” it means your subscription ex pired last July and should have been | It is possible a merchant fails to paid then, up until next July. see returns from an advertisment. Should it read “ October 1926” it One reason might be that prices were means it is up now and you should j omitted from the ad. Readers must renew for another year. Notice your j see prices along with good display. address and keep your subscription in | Big ads. steady ads. and prices, have advance please. made stores rich. There’s the 20th Century, Skaggs, Penny, Montgomery A tto rn e y s , W e Plea Ward, etc. Ask them. Lawyers of Jackson county are re minded that the Central Point Am- | City Dads in Central Point had no erican will appreciate the priviledge j opposition. Their past administration of publishing any summons, sales, or \ was sufficient record to insure their legal notices they may send us. The { reelection. The City of Central Point American is a legal paper, published | is in good condition and under a good regular in the rich, central part of administration, from the Mayor's the land where the Rogue river flows chair down. and feels justified in soliciting a ‘ share of this business. --------- + --------- Mrs. P. S. Looaley, returned, last Friday from the east where she has R etolvrd. been visiting since October 10th. She Be it resolved that whereas, we has been visiting relatives in New who have been present at the sess York and Pennsylvania. MnuJohn W. ions o f the Jackson County Home Schatt, who is Mrs. loosley's aunt. I maker’s Institute held in Medford, returned with her to make a two mo- j October 20th to 23rd inclusive.do nths visit in the Land where the Ro hereby express our appreciation of gue River Flows. the benefits and pleasures derived We are very much pleased with from the lectures, and the many our new management in the office helps given by each extention worker of the Central Point American. Wc from the Oregon Agricultural Col- regretted seeing the Me Sheley ledge, and especially Mrs. Jesse Me- Comb, Home Demonstration Agent Leader for the extention Service, and we earnestly desire that the Home Economics Work in the County may be long continued, also Be It resolved that our best thanks be tendered to Dr. Warner for her splendid ‘Health’ lectures, to the Episcopal people for the use of their Guild Hall for our meetings, to the musicians, to Miss ifnedicor, and to all others who have contributed in any way to the success of the inst itute. Home Economics Advisory Comm ittee. Signed Alice Hanley, Chairman ----------* ---------- Salt is kept smooth and free from lumps by the addition of one tea spoon o f cornstarch to each cup of salt. 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