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C U n U L POLNT AM ERICAN C K V m .lL POINT, O RtCO N
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C L A S S IF IE D
LO C A LS
Vtl.SfEIJ.ANK4 M s
CASH paid for men's Rood used
»ult».
I .ad it**' clothe« taken on
consignment
See bar tea in» for en
tire family before haying
where. Wardrobe Store. 519 Bavt
Main, Medford
W AN TED
Dr. and >lr>. Gove of Medford ac
companied by Mr Gove »lite r from
San Francisco who ha» been visiting
at the Gove home traveled to Cres
cent City and »pent the weekend at
(;rt.»<ent City and Yreka.
Dr. and
Mrs. Gove returned to Medford Mon
day while Mr Gove's »Inter contin
ued on to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Powell of
Mrs. Maude Roswell left on th
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lees, Caro-
Klamath Fall» spent the Labor T>ay stage for Los Angeles thi- m orning'lyn and George motored to Graeagle
Holidays visiting Mrs Pow ell’s pa-'w here she will cook
in the Alpha for a visit with their daughter and
rents. Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Hultt
at Delta Pi house.
family, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Martin
Gold Reach.
■
and Norma Jean.
-
Mr. L. Maple is able to back in the
Mr. Park and family from WII- Jone» Grocery part time
He ba»
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Vincent and Bob-
lamette Valley bought the Grim pro- been having serious trouble with by left last Friday afternoon and vi-
perty and will make their home here varicoae veins and was
flat on his sited friends In Eugene where they
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back for ten days.
met a group o f rural carriers who
Mr and Mrs Langston went
to
traveled with them up the v . • K. • n zi • ■
the Huckleberry patch at Huckleber
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Rohnert and pa»* and f)xed up the rraiR Mono-
ry Lake and picked 5 gallon in eight Delores spent the week end at Ores- ment. They return«d to Central
hours.
cent City.
Point Monday evening.
W ANTED
Representative to look
Mr. E. It. Gleason and mother,
after our magazine subscription
Rev. John Still of Trail made a
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Freeman an.)
Mrs Mary Gleason are both on the
In the auto accident in Seattle
Interests in Central Point and vl-
business trip to this city Sunday.
¡daughter from Portland visited their |
clnity. Our plan enables you to » « - l *
*
mother a tU o io n ~ C r * k thi.'weekend | S* ptpmber S *•>*"
MacGregor's
cure a good part of the hundreds
wife was injured so severely that
A number of the W. K. C. ladies
Mr. Van Gundy has returned from
of dollars spent In this vicinity
met at the Edward Jones home to the hospital and is doing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Middleton of she died from her injuries, Miss Lee
each fall and winter for maga
fix new ribbon
on their
badges.
Graeagle are expected here tomor Parker who was visiting at the Mac
zines. Oldest agency in U. S. Guar
Mr. Elmer Feldeuheinier
Those present were Mesdames White
row for a brief visit with Mr. Middle- Gregor home was in the car
She
anteed loweat rates on all period-,
Smith, Farra, Gleason, Merritt, and shopping here Wednesday.
ton’s parents in Grants Pass and
icals, domestic and foreign
In
phoned
to
her
mother
in
the
Willow-
Jones.
Mrs. Middleton's parents, Mr. and
structions and equipment
free.
Rev. and Mrs. Lewis's grand
Springs district not to worry that
Mrs. Edward Jones.
Start a growing and permanent
Mr. Vella and partner. Mr. Sielwi daughter and great granddaughter
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she was not badly hurt. Her head
business In whole or spare tlm> alld bookkeeper. Miss Lucy Naanada arrived here from Hawthorne for a
Airs. Gebhard and children spent was cut but Mrs. Parker does not
Address MOORE-COTTRELL. Inc . rom Sonoma Valley are here look- visit at the I^wis home.
¡the weekend visiting friends at Tuie ■ know how badly. She Is waiting
Wayland Road. North Cohocton. ¡na after business matters.
While
k*ke-
1 anxiously for more news.
N. Y.
here Miss Nasnada will instruct Mis» J. Sanford Richadson of Beall Lane '
Evadn« Musty in carrying for the has some wonderful onions on dis
1MK SALK
_ _ Cheese factory book* as Miss Musty play at th« Chamber of Commerce I
In Medford. They were easily 13 in
Photographs for everyone. Four for 11» the local bookkeeper
ches and more in circumference. He*
a dime 2 0 « East Main, over th e 1
C E N TR A L POINT GRANGE
has four acres of these
Medford Pharmacy.
The date of our annual “ booster
inoeting” night Is set for Wednes-
Mrs. George Fox received the sad
Rargaina in good used pianos. Now
Phoen 2*»I
23 N. First
Medford
is the time to start your child * * r . Kept ember 30. Let a make this news of the death of Mr Powers at
with piano lessons, lialdwin Plano > e outstanding Grange event of the the St. Vincent hospital in Portland
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A »,.e «.
rv, L e e
tc r n tin n l
year . with
every m member
present. Saturday morning, August 22. He
Shoppe.
Each member is privileged to br'ng wag ouried in Mountain View Ceme-
H guest A good time is assured
tery In Ashland August
24. Mrs.
FOR SALE OR TKjUHC— 10 acre*
Powers was with him the last two
timber land. 27 mile« from Astor
Ladle» Aid gave a birthday party
weeks and reports that he suffered
ia, I % miles from Knapp« on Co for Mr». E. C. Richmond at the regu
severely at the last. Mrs, Powers and
lumbia River Highway. Ideal for lar meeting of the society Thursday
family moved from here to Ashland
camp ground.
Unimproved.
In Ice cream and cake were served.
last spring.
A Complete Line
quire 519 East Main St.. Medford.
School Specials
b â c le s
S IM S B R O T H E R S
School Supplies
Mrs. Landon presented Mrs. Ow
“ Don’t Give Up The Ship” was a
IT A L IA N PRUNKS 2c lb
J W. ing* with a beautiful bouquet of As- birthday greeting played over KMED
Birkholz % mile West Paclfto tors raised on the Alexander place. fer Joe Collins today.
Highway on W illow Springs road
Telephone 146 Central Point,
Mr. Leslie Scott and Mr. Lewis
Swartz plan a bunting trip up be
FREE— A large
4x6 enlargement
yond Diamond Like— If that is not
Seat Covers
with every roll of Dims you bay
successful, they will continue 290
at Ander'» Studio. Ah*o free de
FOR IL L CARS
miles over Into Eastern Oregon.
veloping. 7 hour service with Vet
.Miss Lettle Gregory had her ton
os Prints the best your money
F. F. B U R K
sils removed today.
will buy.
CLHANTNQ A DKMOTfTING
Com
pound Kx cel Vent for cleaning or-
erstoffed forntture and rugs. Call
at this office.
Medford
Complete Line of
STARTERS
Prince Auto Wrecker
Special Prices on
S P E C I A L F O R ' SC H O O L G IR L S
12 years & under
Permanents $1.50
This Special will last through
September
We have added a full line of
Gypsy Lure Cosmetics
Central Point
Phone 21
m
m
i
Faber's
One Week Only
S
Let U » Serve You
With Hi.-
BEST M E A T S
i
Obtainable
i
B A C K TO SCHOOL
with Style and Quality
HUNTING SEASON OPENS SEPT. 20
Onr Prices Always Reasonable
Central Point
Meat Market
I. D. L E W IS , Prop.
Fresh Stock of
You learn in school that the shortest distance between
Remington & Peters Ammunition
tw o
points is a sraight line.
Red Hats, Ka-Bar Hunting Knives and
other Sporting Equipment
W IK IN G FOR
HEAT. LIG H T & POW ER
In buying clothes you will soon
Register now for Peters’ Big Buck Contest
$25.00 in prizes
learn
that
the
LONGEST
W E A R is obtained from S T R A IG H T Q U A L I T Y line of clothes.
Ross & Ross
Style is important too. When buying quality, be sure to get the
Central Point
Licenses Sold
E T H E L ’S B E A U T Y
SALON
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. i ^
Phone nnn
Reasonable Prices
Prompt Service
Successor to
V A LLE Y AUTO W RE C K E R
In Texas they use geese to weed
their cotton fields of
undesirable
grasses and weeds. It is estimated
that 25,000 geese are being used for
this purpose in Van Zandt County.
F IL L E R P A P E R A N D C O V E R S
Mr. and Mr». Book and two chil
dren from Merrill are visiting Mrs.
Book's parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. C.
Merritt.
Cential Point Wood Yard
Medford
The Potato Crop in Klamath comi
ty is reported to be the largest in
its history. It is estimated at 4.692,-
000 bushels. Las year it was 2,52t',-
000 bushels after fifteen
carloads
had been lost by frost. Hay and
grain crops are good. Several hun
dred carloads of cattle
from
th.
dronght area* were shipped in dur
ing August and pastured on the
green fields of the Klamath basin.
N E W STYLES
Are going fast
IM te r order while you can get
them from
ror all Models
In looking through a Penn, news
paper a local party found it to be
much like the Oregon papers— Auto
wreck stories on front page. etc. One
Item on the back page held her inter
est as it was aw ad for Oregon Bart
lett's at 2 lbs. £>r 17 cents.
LOW PRICES
S
The Berean Claas of the Federated
church Is meeting with Mrs. Hllkey
this afternoon.
P la n e r
B L O C K S
Just Installed
1.12 N. Riverside
311 K. Main
Phone I4X
N EW STOCK
HERE A N D TH ERE
M EDFORD
ELECT. ENG.
Cufici A W olf
.Med. Cent. Bldg.
Phon*. 90
C O L L IN S D A I R Y
prevailing styles, they cost no more and you are better dressed.
Open Eveniugs A Sundays
Grade A raw and Pasteurized
Milk & Cream
For boys going to school the cheapest clothes to buy are the
Hard to Start? 1
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Dirty or W orn
SPARK PLUG S
“ Quality Clothes” that are sold by T H E T O G G E R Y .
5c Each
Associated Service Station
L . C .G r im e s
Mohawk &
Richfield
G A S
\4 li»|caaU ami Belali
Oil, 10c qt.
A . R. O W IN G S
SE R V IC E S T A T IO N
Central Point
Open for Inspection at all times
Joe Collins, Prop.
R O U G H R ID E R C O R D S
S U IT S
Styled for school—built for
wear
Styled for young men.
$3.95 to $5.00
$19.50 - $24.50 - $27.50
M ay be the Cause
Dirty or worn spark plugs are a common cause of
hard starting. Rut there Is nothing hard about the cure
lit»t drive In and let us g i v e your »park plug» a thorough
cleaning. And It can be don. while you wait Worn plug»,
of course, should be replaced with new one* W e special
ise on cleaning spark plug* for only
"Cleanliness'’ our Motto
E D G ER TO N SHOES
W IL -W IT E S W E A T E R S
$5.00 to $6.50
The choice of college men.
They stand the gaff.
$3.95 to $4.95
TUBES
C H E C K E D FR E E
When brought to the shop
at the
Telephone Office
Sandy Richardson
« Vnrrai Point
The Toggery
Edw ard W . Jones
«
Automobile Repair
And Service
FOR T H E L O N G E S T W E A R . B U Y Q U A L I T Y C L O T H E S
Medford Oregon
Southern Oregon's Style Store.
Loral
RAW LE10H AOKfST
Phone 611
Central Point
BERT PECK
FABER turn JUNO