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THURSDAY, JANUARY 9. 193«
The AMERICAN, CENTRAL POINT, OREGON
LOCALS
Claudette of the Claudette Beauty
I'arlor has returned from a visit
with friends In Nebraska and Illi­
nois. During her absence Mrs. Wise
of our local beauty shop was la
charge,
having another operator
help her when necessary.
Alfred Babb who U borne on a
M r Shipley R o m who was seri-
furlough from San Diego where h" oiialy injured in an accident some-
is In the Navy, visited bis sister, time ago is recovering satisfactory
Mrs Long and family Sunday.
and is now able to be up but still un­
able to return to work.
Miss Vera M*-rahon of the Crateri-
The few stores which are usually
tn Beauty Shop is psendlng a couple
remain closed
of weeks in San Francisco and Los open Sunday's will
during the hour of the funeral ser­
Angeles.
vices for Mrs Hatfield. These will be
Gordon Watkins of Tillamook is Ross £ Ross. Stone’s Drug Store
assisting Mr Hair at the ranch which and Damon Cafe.
Hotel Valandra is having the base
he recently purchased from Mr. Es­
ment cemented. Marcel Paudols
sex.
here helping his uncle, Audre Cho-
mel, do the work.
Fauncy Leonard
who recently
purchased a home near here is a
The Golden Link class of the
fine booster for our valley and Is
Christian church will hold their
encouraging others to move here.
cl ss party tomorrow at Mrs. Lois
His son is connected with the Gen­
utig's home. This party will be In
eral Petroleum Oil Company In Med­
the form of a shower for Mrs. Phil­
ford.
lips. All friends are invited.
Get your
Grocery.
coupons
at
Marine's
Martha Russell
Mildred Beeson
Leaving M edford
Called by Death
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Scott «p-nt
Friday evening at the Theodore
Glass home.
Mr. Truman Brenner, Mrs.
Ray
Martha Ann Russell, infant daugh-
Miss Mildred Beeson resigned re­
fer of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Russell i eently as assistant to A H. Banwell Ward and Mrs. W. Limbeck spent
of Table Rock passed away at a local | manager of the Jackson County Friday of last week visiting at the
hospital Monday forenoon at the age Chamber of Commerce. She is relin-
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of one year, four months and five qulshing her position because of 111-!
nes in her family. She will return to
days.
The parents are well known here, her horn« In Ashland.
SEE
Miss Beeson came to the Chamber
Mr Russell having been born at
Jacksonville and the mother, Mar­ of Commerce here on May 1, 193 4.
garet Collins Russell, having resided Prior to that time she was with the
in this county practically all her life. Ashland Chamber of Commerce. She
4th Floor Medford Bldg.
Beside« the parents, Martha Ann is known as a competent and courtt- •
leaves one sister, Loice Elaine, aged ous office assistant and her resigna­
About
three; also her grandparents,
Mr tion wa regretted by the Chamber of!
New Special Rates on Chiro­
and Mrs. Edward M. Russell of Jack­ Commerce.
practic, Physotherapy and all
'Miss Beeson will be replaced by
sonville, and Sam Collins of Table
methods of natural treatments.
Miss Margaret Wolgamott, daughter j
Rock.
Also new method of treatment
Funeral services will be conducted of Mr. and Mrs. Vance Wolgamott :
for Nervousness, Blood Pres­
at the Conger chapel at 2:30 Thurs­ of Suncrest Orchards. Miss Wolga­
sure.
Kidney Tfouble.
and
mott
Is
a
graduate
of
St.
Mary's
|
day, with interment in the Siskiyou
Poor Circulation.
It la safe-
high school.
Memorial park.
sure and sensible.
Miss Beeson is well known here
having taught in the local school.
Dr. H. P. Coleman
Mr. John Barstad
of
Portland
spent Christmas and
New
Year's
with his sister. Mrs.
Paine and
niece Miss Alice Anderson.
Mrj.
Paine reports that they like Central
Point very much and that driving
through they thought it a very un­
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Warren were attractive place and only a few plea­
Mr Will Owen arrived from Port-
sant homes but find there are many
d to attend the funeral of bla Medford visitors Monday.
i
lovely homes and many charming
mother, Mrs. Julia Owen.
Red beans- -4 lbs. 19c. Marine’s people.
Dog food— 4 cans 25c at Marine'* Grocery.
Attractive Display
Mr. Roy Jones accompanied by
Grocery.
The Humphrey family was en-| Russell Ayers returned from a trip
In Jones’ W indow Mr, and Mrs. Francis Russell are
Please do not telephone for
spending a few days at the home of
tertained at the J. K.
Baughman j in California last Thursday. Most of
Mr and Mrs. Clifford Hatfield ar-
rates, as different cases re­
her sister, Mrs. Ed Vincent.
home New Year's day.
the time they spent at Red Bluff.
Roy Jone has a very attractive dis­
rivi d W dne-day from Seattle call­
quire different rates.
,,
,
, ,. . . „ „ . Mr. Jones father passed away while play of fruits he brought back with
ed here by the serious sickness of
Verne Shangle reports that I93o|
ir. Hatfield's mother, who passed Is one of the best years he has ever: they were there. They continued on! him from California. In the center Is
Try an A d in
io San Francisco for a short visit.
away last night.
a large cluster of eight pink meat-
had— only one year better which
Free consultation and examin­
ed grape fruit all on one stem,
The American
Mrs Chomel received a letter was 19 29. This year would have
ation.
Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Putney left weighing 12 lb. 8 oz. These grape­
been
as
good
if
not
better
If
it
had­
from Mrs. Mae MacKinnon, who is
for a visit at the Edward Martin fruit were raised in the lower Rio
Telephone 601
visiting her daughter In Oakland, n’t been for the Infantile paralysis home In Copco, Calif., Thursday af­
Grande Valley of Texas and were
scare.
saying that she is enjoying her visit
ter Christmas. Mr. Putney says they sent to Mrs Edward Jones by her
very much and expect to be home
covered the world's worst road— brother, H. H. Stanley.
The singer sewing machine com­ narrow, slippery, steep cliff, on one
about January 13.
Surrounding thus cluster were or-
pany has opened new quarters right
s,de and on the other a steep river, anges with the green foliage all ar­
Mr. and Mrs. Ober Hansen are ex­
next to their former
place.
This bank It took them just one hour to
pecting Mr. and Mrs. Slid of Port­ place, 3 North
Bartlett,
Medford, go 16 miles. They enjoyed a very ranged on a black velvet base.
land to arrive for a visit soon.
has been entirely remodeled and is pleasant visit returning home Sun­
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Walter, son
very pleasing office, light and day. New Year’s they had for dinner
•Mr. and Mrs. Barthlomees have
Edward
and brother Jim of Talent.
iry. Stop in and see all the latest
leased the Nip & Sip and expects to
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Martin of Cop- ail(j ^jr. and Mrs. Ross Kline enjoy-
make many improvements in the singer machines. Many used as well co and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Adams ed New Year’s dinner at the Ed­
as new machines may be seen hère. of Butfe Falls.
business.
ward Farra home. Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Mr. W. H. Klatt is the Singer repre­
at
Mrs. W. J. Freeman is ill at the sentative and Mrs Klatt assists in
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wick arri­ Chastain were overnight guest
the
Farra
home
New
Year's.
The Processing T ax was set aside, and our
ved Christmas morning for a visit
Community hospital and will be un­ the office.
able to attend the funeral of
her
with Mr. Wick’s mother In Medford,
Verne Shangle is working on mem­
mother Mrs. Owen.
Mr. and Mrs.
Leo
Potter and and Mrs. Wick's family, Mr. and bership for the Jackson County
prices are down.
family have moved into a bouse near Mrs. Turpin here. They returned to Chamber of Commere.
Portland Suuday following Christ­
Johnny Bohnert's.
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Finley return­
mas.
Independent Laundry
19c. Marine’s
Matches— carton
ed the first of the week from Port­
& Dry Cleaning
Mrs. Bert Hedgpeth and daughter land.
Grocery.
171W N. Riverside
Phone 888
Mrs. Obenchain left this morning to
Mr. and Mrs. W. Limbeck and son visit Mrs. Campbell in Talent.
Dry Cleaning
Arthur were dinner guests of Mr.
Try the—
SINGER R EPAIR MAN
Mrs. Mary Alee is visiting her
and Mrs. Jack Lees on New Year’s
Specials
Any line of machines iiqiaiml
eve. Arthur left for San Pedro Cal. niece, Mrs. John Slater and sister,
Dresses
.....
75c to $1.25
Work guaranteed
later in the evening.
Mrs. J. H. White in Medford for a
Ladles' Coats ..................... $,1-00
W. H. KLATT
Gents’ Overcoats .............. „.$1.00
few days.
3 N. Ilartlett
Phone 7H2
Gents’ Suits .................... _„...85c
Mr. E. E. Scott’s nephew,
Mr.
Medford, Ore.
Laundry Specials
Word was brought to this office
Charles Day and wife of Portland
Wash
3c
today of the death of Aloie Myers,
were visitors here Tuesday and
Ir
Wash
5c
son
of Mrs. Ella Minnlck who was
ugh Dry
..................
7c
Wednesday. They left
for Grants
Economy WaHh .............
_....6c
Paw w h„r, they will vl«it friend, for '
I ' " » - « »or
L am m ,, at
Coast Red Cedar
the time of the fire this summer
a few days before
returning
to
when Mr. Lammey was badly burn­
Posts
Portland.
ed.
Excellent quality
Mr. Vincent Collins who has been
15c each
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hanson spent
Kriegoline
visiting at the Swartz home for a
We just received a good stock of
Tuesday evening at the Harry Tonn
RICHFIELD — UNION 7«
couple of weeks left for San Fran­ home.
American Fence
o f various specifications
cisco Tuesday. Mrs. Collins will visit
FIRESTONE BATTERIE S just like the one we sell are
G A S
Our Price is Right.
her for a few days longer and will
Mr. and Mrs. Orin Glass enter­
used in all parts of the world. The manufacturer of
KEROSENE — MnjTOR OIIJ4
then return to her home also.
tained with a New Year's dinner.
F IN L E Y
FIRESTONE BATTERIE S knows that car owners in
Wholesale and Retail
The Invited guests were
Mr. and
Norway must have "cold weather performance’ ’ in the
IM
P
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M
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CO.
Little Jackie Potter is confined Mrs. Theodore Glass and Mr. and
FIRESTONE BATTERIE S they buy. Also, that car own­
A . R. O W J N G S
I used Hainiitcrmill.
at home with the measles.
Mrs. Floyd Hilton.
ers in the Argentine want their FIRESTONE BA T­
S E R V IC E S T A T I O N
TE R IE S suited for torrid temperatures. In the United
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Scott are sport­
States a wide range of temperatures is experienced.
ing a new V8 Ford Sedan — beauti­
That is why it pays to .." R E P L A C E ..W IT H A F IR E ­
ful dark blue with stiver trimmings.
Adrienne’s Shoe Dept. Announce Their
STONE” . . . the battery that has proven successful in
Mr Elmer Hull and son were call­
all climates . . . the battery that starts in any weather.
ing here today.
Semi-Annual
Lower Prices on
FLOUR
KLAMATH FLOUR
$ 1 OQ
49 lbs.................. ipA.Oi/
Faber’s
A
F ire sto n e Battery
S ta rts in A n y W e a th e r
“ Let Me lie Y o u r M ilkm an"
Gilm an’s Sanitary
D/iiry
There may no/ he the crvsimllne
P A S T IM E R O L L E R
R IN K
Will b« Open for the
Winter Season
But
There L -or nrthing In the body.
BESIDES
5 Nights a W eek
EVERY NIGHT EX CH IT
MONDAY end TUESDAY
Latest Music
AUDITORIUM of ARMORY
Itoor* Open, 7:30
YOUNG HCHKPERH, Manager
H,0
SHOE SALE
Kvery Day
at
L O N G ’S
2nd Hand Store
fe u 'r a l INdnt
B E ST
M
EATS
%
includes all styles of shoes in hroken sizes . . .
Values to $6.50
H U M P H R E Y ’S
M EAT M ARKET
Next iloor to Po*« Office
Sausage a Specialty
W e deliver
2nd H A N D S T O R E
& Trading Post
FI H N ITU R E, H T O V IS , TOOLS
W e Ruy, Sell o r Trade
Order your Christ mss Turkeys
and Chickens Early
Phone 4#t|
December At 8 Vi 4
DO UBLE STAM P DAYS
9 Orchur,| 1 Adders
Rndto— Trail«* fo r wood
Good Saddle, I W e ll Pu m p A Pipe
I ’or. I*lne it 3rd St*.
Central P oin t
$ 2 < 9 5
Second Group
This group includes all of this fall’s styles of Moul-
ton-Bartley footwear. . . . Values to $5.50
tli«« money ran buy
TRY
Sg.95
Fourth Group
Another group of all this year's styles
Styl-Eez shoes . . . Values to $6.85
of Selby
■?
A Good
$ 3 45
Third Group
Selby Styl-Eez shoes are Included in this group in
all styles— broken sizes— Values to $6.50
$/|.45
Resolution—
Is to trade where you
can be assured of the
Fifth Group
This group includes every pair of our Selby Tru-
poise shoes— all this year's styles . , .
Values to $8.75
$g.95
Sixth Group
This includes all Selby Aroh-Pr#«erver*. Mnsebeck
Health-Spot and all orthopedic shoe«- -
Values to $11.00
HEAT
L. C. G rim es
Every pair of shoes in our stock is On S A L E
“ W e hold nothing back and it is all N E W
S T Y L E merchandise
First Group
B A R G A IN S
If you wiuat the
Associated Service Station
SJ.95
BEST M EATS
MANY OTHER SAYINGS ON BOTH SHOES
at Reasonable Prices
AND HI BRER FO<»TW EAR
) « s r home with
The Nat Stlore
s I MIMICHE*.
IW N TkIN
and < O N F K < T I < H I E R Y
II«
N. R iverside,
M edford
Dry Fuel
Central Point Wood Yard
Pitone 333
Ille s o nable Prices
Prom pt Service
A d r i e n n e ’s
»Shoe D epartm ent
N o HET'I M*s
NO E A C H IN G E *
II I. SAI.KS c a s h
Central Point Meat Market
I. D. L E W IS , Prop.