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About The American. (Central Point, Or.) 1928-1936 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1935)
THTRHDAY, XOVKMRER 28. I » » ■nie A M E R IC A N , C E N T R A L PO IN T, OREGON PAGE r o e n Brophy's Jewelers, carry a very Mr. Roy Jones expects to enjoy Jack Lees who has been home on furlough left Monday evening for Thanksgiving dinner with Mr. and complete line o f all the latest pat San Diego where he had to report Mrs. Will Roberts in Medford. terns in Holmes & Edwards, Com for Thanksgiving munity Plate, Tudor Plate and 1847 Barbara Kohler spent last week Rogers, as well as International Brophy's, Jewelers, are receiving Mr. and Mrs. Johnathan Green of end with her cousin, June Davis, at Floyd Smith returned home Sun* Sterling silver. When you buy com remarkable response to their lay-> Elgin will enjoy Thanksgiving day Grants Pass. day from a three we.ks stay at the plete services, you save from $2.50 away plan for Christmas. Never be with Mrs. Green's brother, Rev. hospital after a major operation. He 'Mrs Theodore Glass, who has been to $15.00, and with the set you re was calling at The Finley Imple fore has their stock of watches, In- j Phillip and family. They are on their Advertised way to Palo Alto, California to ill for some time, has been confined ceive a beautiful tarnish-proof chest ment Company Wednesday after | eluding the Nationally to her bed since Saturday. Her Free. A service for six, thirty-five noon but does not expect to be able Gruen, Hamilton. Elgin and Walth spend the winter. am watches been so complete. Wat- daughter, Mrs. Hilton and husband I to be back to work for at lea*t » ! ches at Brophy’s range in price from Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Humphrey have moved into the Glass home to -duple of weeks. | *12.75 up and watches for the young and baby are visiting Mrs. Hum enable Mrs. Hilton to care for her Mr. Buckinan returned home from boy or girl from $2.95 to $5 00. phrey's parents at Shady Cove over mother. At this time Mrs. Glass is the hospital last Saturday and Is do the Thanksgiving holidays. resting easier. Virgil Deal of Klamath Falls, ing nicely. Mary Richardson, Christina Davis, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Powell and Mr. and Mrs. L. Davis and daugh FOR SALB— Song— Oregon Girl, I Grace Corkery, Sanford Richardson, ter Vera, Mr. and Mrs. Lin Boomer children, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Powell at Stone's Drug store, Central Point; Lois Richardson and Charlotte Rich of Medford, Mr. and Mrs. Truman and children, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Palmar Music 8hoppe, Medford; and ardson enjoyed a wild goose dinner Brenner and daughter Shirley were Jolley and Mrs. Carrie Chase of Pruitt Melody Shoppe, Medford. Mu last Sunday at the Sanford J. Rich dinner guests Sunday at the Lim Medford were Sunday guests at the sic and words written by local boy. ardson home. beck home. A. E. Powell home. year quality silver, may be purchas ed for 110 00 . . . ask to see these sets at Brophy's. Local Happenings Mr. John Meyers w ill speak on "Geography as a ba-sis for World Citizenship" at the next meeting of the PTA Dec. 6th. at 3 p. m. All parents especially invited to attend. Seventh grade also to present a short program. I •• f ,/ it * — ■ — tM 9 THANKS! Mr. Lee Baker and Mr. L. H. Little Kenneth Wyatt Is improv Thompson of Mexico have leased the ing but bis older brother is now Nip & Sip Service station. Mr. suffering with the measles. Thompson has his wife and little son Fern Cherryholmes returned to Harold Lee with him. Dunsmuir with Jerry Jones last Mrs. O. A. McKinnon who has a week and will visit with Jerry over cottage at thj Hotel Valandra is re Thanksgiving. covering from her recent illness. Mr. Tom Ross is recovering nicely Mrs. Dollie Love Is getting along from his broken hip and other in nicely after a major operation at juries and while still having to use the Sacred Heart hospital. Among crutches is able to help with the the friends who have called on her work. from Central Point were Mrs. Ed E. P. Stone has been doing some ward Jones, Mrs. Tom Pankey and remodeling and making various im Mrs Limbeck. provement in his store. He has a W. R. Jackson, saleman for the very attractive new window display Staley Sales Corporation was In and expect to have his Christmas town Wednesday, decoration done by Saturday night. Mr. Milton is able to be up and move around some. He Is doing fine but Is still very weak. Mrs. Dollie Love and Mrs. Don Brenner spent Saturday at the Lim beck home before Mrs Love was op erated on at the Sacred Heart Hospi tal. |Mrs. Ward Davis, who has been sick at the home of her mother, Mrs. Mary Richardson, for the past six weeks, Is much improved and plans to return to her home in Salem next week. Rev. and Mrs. Gibson and Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Bills of Medford were callers at the A. E. Powell home Sunday. Independent Laundry & D ry Cleaning 1728 N. R iversid e Mrs. Margaret Soup and daugh ters, Daisy Bell and Florence Marie from Sanborne Iowa, arrived in time to enjoy Thanksgiving with Mrs Soup’s parentB, Mr, and Mrs. Mosln er. They will spend the winter here snd Mr. Soup may join them in the spring, when they may locate here permanently. For Hose that Wear buy NOLDE & HORST Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann. • 1»W L >» WSjlo » »l s/b » » w syij» Try that Beautiful Song For Sale your plugs today. By C. W . Powell USED F U R N IT U R E , STO V ES, B IC Y C L E S , S T E P LAD D E R S NOTIONS, BO O KS Associated Service Station I L. C. Grimes On Sale at Stone’s Drug Store, Central Point. Pruitt’s Melody Shop, Medford. Palmer Music Store, Medford. The American, Central Point. a lso F O R D CO U PE F o r S ale o r T ra d e LONG'S SECOND HAN D ST O R E C en tral P oin t j FULL LINE.— tt.x r .r r Implements, Hardware, Harness, Cream Separators, Paints, Oils, Etc. Priced Right! USED M A C H IN E R Y NOW OPEN i See Our Display of Lamps FLO OR — T A B L E - W. E. Alexander for business GOOD M EAT at Reasonable Prices Floor Lamp $5 .9 5 up Table Lamp $1.95 up Boudoir Lamps $1.50 up i«v wwiinite new 1 Case Rinso Soap FR EE with A n y Washing Machine 1 Boudoir Lamp FR E E with each Sun Beam M ix Master 4$ gains Open Sunday m orn in g from 7 .SO to 9.30. 1 2 3 Mor« stations*!» enjoy - weakerstationaauto- matically made h y-a ble by CentrO me tic Engineering. An almost unbelievable In crease In number o* short wave stations you can get. Batter. clearer ton* the liberated tone of the program itself, purified a d rounded out to a decree of perfection hitherto unattainable. Greater freedom item noise — both on the station and 6«r«r«*en stations. Short wave prog tarns ordinarily drowned out, are re vived by the extraordinary low noise level. Easier, accurate tuning—for the first tima the CerurOrnat.c Unit centralists all the elements necessary for tuning in the sta tion you select. True accurate tuning be comes simplicity Itself. Surpassing dependability resulting from •O4^ less wiring and 104 fewer soldered coonec none. People’s Electric Store cn e tK’ tr v- 1936 214 W . Main Street AMERICAN BOSCH CenkOmalic 1 . ■ ■ . \- ONLY RADIO WITH BOTH BIG ENG INURING SPECIAL SATU R D AY HITS Of 1936 FREE PER FU M E Agent fo r th e G enu in e ( ’A L IF O R M A M E D IC A TE D im A LING S O A P C en tral P oin t, O re. e VEGETABLES FOR U U i — L u g e Fan SP IN A C H ORDER Central Point Wood Yard Phon«* ra a I n th e C r m tr O m * tK ( m *t m ü te n u titi rm *iv t .ementa men twntrmJned fo r f. #> first turno, vom iting m n il tk i new g m m lu te d nhosn. l k Sf.ï~ÏÏ'.”a» 79!2 I r«f*»e« be**, »operi « oaaeiet * dy e L lb tr a l tr a d e -in — l i b e r . il t e r m * I Don’s R.adio »Service 407 E. 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Insured quicker starting and Increased gasoline mileage. \ latest Music .Central Point Meat Market < G A S O O rchard I-adders R a d io— T rade fo r w ood G ood Saddle, | W ell Pum p A Pipe E V E R Y NIG H T E X C E P T M ONDAY mih I TU E SD AY PRICES A L W A Y S R E A S O N A B L E spaced to the car manufacturer’s specifications, you are W e Buy, Hell o r T rade 5 Nights a Week cally. K E R O SE N E — M O TO R O ILS W h olesa le and Retail removes all carbon deposits and oxides— when properly F IT IN IT U R E , ST O V E S, TO OLS Will be Open for the Winter Season market and we buy our meats lo R IC H F IE L D — UNION 7 « HEIN spark plugs are cleaned our way, which 2nd H A N D STO R E & Trading Post P A S T IM E ROLLER RINK Remember, this is a locally owned Krie goline m C entral P oin t P h on e 333 Dresaos .... ................75c to $1.25 Ladies' Coats ............ $1.00 Gents’ Overcoats ................... $1.00 OenU' Suite ................... - ....... 85c Laundry Specials Wet Wash ..................... - ............3c Dry Wash .............................. — 5c Rough Dry ..... 7c Economy Wash ................ 6c w, Mrs. Jake Myers Is getting along nicely. She was able to set up for the first time since her operation last Tuesday. ________ Cor. Pine & 8rd Sts. during the past year. Dry Cleaning Specials For quick star Clean Spark Plugs Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Humphries and family will enjoy Thanksgiving dinner with Mr. and Mrs. James Baughman. we want to thank our friends and pa trons for the help you have given us Mr. and Mrs. Vince Ritzinger, Mr, and Mrs. Pearl Bonney, Miss Velma McCudie, Mr. Ed Lull and Carl Be- bee attended the Roxy Ann Grange dance Wednesday evening. __ On this day of general Thanksgiving Phone 668 ca n PO R K and B EAN S i \ kge . sir. k LB. BAR Chocolate H W EE TK N ED PH ONE 441 25 10 10 10 20 SOUP 20c TO M ATO— 3 Cans ..... O R AN G E S REAL MUB— IH>7.F\ M ILK 6C P E R CAN FLOUR IM S , S S j .5 9 K C A R N A T IO N O A T S L A R G E PA C K A G E COFFEE SPECIAL 3 POUNDS M IR M AR IN E’S B R IN G 21c 55 Y O U R BO O S W K W IL L P A Y YOU M O R E ! HERE —