- I H I K M I A Y , HKPTEM14EK 17, 1 » 3 « < ENTRAI. POINT AMERICAN CENTRAL POINT, OREGON PAGE HI* ‘V r_ ’ * Miss Lee Parker who received a| Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mes- \Jr. Rohnert's father w !io '«■» been Min oral badly cut head in an auto wreck In'sal of Lekc Creek a boy weighing taking treutm*«t3 a t'th e home with | Seattle, Sept. S, returned home by j seven pound» and »wo ounces at the Springs H“ r“ tutnel {airplane at 10:30 Wednesday morn-j Sacred Heart hospital this morning them Suuday evening for a brief vi­ HIM JKI J.A N I « H ( Photographs for everyone. Four f o r ! illK Though still weak from loss of Mother and baby were doing excel- sit overnight. He returned to the a dime. 204 Hast Main, over the blood she is doing nicely and h* r lently this afteernoon. hospital at- lodge Monday. CASH paid (or men's good used Medford Pharmacy. j head wounila are beginning to heal. tendants said. oulis. Ladle«' clothes taken on , Mr. and Mrs. Wood attended the consignment. See bargain« for en­ Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Middleton of meeting of th« Christian Church Misses Helene and Jeanne Salad*- y,rg L Oamon has three lovely- tire family before buying else­ where Wardrobe Store, 519 East left Tuesday evening for Ross. Cali- bouquets of fall flowers presented to Graeagle arrived last Friday morn­ Sunday school of Medford Tuesday ing for a short visit with relatives. afUsrnoon. fornla where they will continue their her by Mrs. Simmons. Main, Medford studies at Katharine Branson's _______ Friday evening they celebrated Mrs.I — - school. Rev. Phillips reports that on his Middleton's and her parents, Mr. and ^ Mrs. Gertie Peart of Fern Valley W A N TK D They are the daughters of Mr. and recent trip inorder to get a cabin Mrs. Edward Jones birthdays with •* ■ visited relatives and friends here Mrs. Louis Saladc, Jr. they crossed the border Into Idaho dinner. Their birthdays are all near I Wednesday and Is looking for a The camp ground contained twetny the same date. WANTKD: Representative to look house to rent in Cetnral Point. The date of our annual "booster” cabins— everyone occupied by per- after our magazine subscription No trace has been found of the interests In Central Point and vi­ meeting night is set for Wednesday, manent renters for the winter except Mrs. A. T. Latbrop left yesterday Brite Bros. One party was willing to cinity. Our plan enables you to se­ September 30. Let's make this the one. These cabins were 12x14. for Corvallis where she will keep bet they were back in their old home cure a good part of the hundreds outstanding Grange event of the bouse for her daughter Katharine Do you have a farm for sale? We in Tenn. of dollars spent in this vicinity year with every member present. son son Ernest while they attend Roy each fall and winter for maga­ Each member is privileged to bring have a number of inquires for good • Jones and Chuck Santo of. I (‘Ollfigp valley farms. List your property Medford spent Tuesday evening in j a guest. A good time is assured. zines. Oldest agency in l'. S. Guar­ with us if you want quick action. McLeod. anteed. lowest rates on all period­ _______ Miss Katharine Ford of Medford Mrs Bert Hedgpeth spent a few Tengwald Agency 125 W. Main Med­ icals, domestic and foreign In­ Roger Yost left las» week for Uni- who has been working all summer ford. days visiting her daughter, Mrs. structions and equipment tree. versity of Washington where he will j to get money to go to college this Start a growing and permanent Harry Campbell and family at Mad- Mrs. Eddy is In charge at th train to be a Veterinary doctor. j winter was more than delighted with business in whole or spare time. ford. She refturned home Tuesday. Leever hardware store. She reports! ---------- the cash night when it swelled her Address MOORE-COTTIIKLL, Inc Mrs. Oliver Obenchain and Merle business very good. Just what plans: A little daughter weighing only J coffers $400. Wayland Road. North Cohocton, Linda spent Wednesday with her pa­ are made for this store are not ^ 1 Vs pounds was born to Mr. and j N. Y. rents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hedgpeth. known. Mrs. Don Jlrittsan, September 6 at David Walter Fitzgerald, 79, and Crescent City. Mrs. Hrlttsan return­ for the last 65 years a resident of FXiR H.VI.K Mary Richardson Is the first one Mr. L. Hatfield is driving a new ed home to Eagle Point Sunday but Jackson county, passed away in a of the local politicians to circulate Chrysler car. little Diana Jean will remain In the ocal hospital at 2:00 a. m. Sunday, TOR SALE OR TRAJ>K>— 10 acres her petition for signers. She Is run­ hospital at Crescent City for some The Rainy Season requires good time. She is doing fine and while following one month of illness. timber laud, 27 miles from Astor­ ning for treasurer. footwear. Ball Band Boots at Faber's pre-mature was not placed In an In­ ia, 1 14 mile« from Knappa ou Co­ Friday is Mrs. Harry Young's day Among out of town visitors in the lumbia River Highway. Ideal for cubator. The Pinnacle No. 3 packing house valley this week is Mrs. Stanley L. camp ground. Unimproved. In­ is Central Point when she will give in Medford are through packing quire 519 Bast Main St., Medford a number of piano lessons. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bohnert and De- Stark of Alturas. Calif. She is spend­ pears for this season. The other lores, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dttnn and ing several days as the guest of her Oiver Adams of Grants Pass was packing houses will probably finish twin sons. Bob and Dick motored to parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Ramstrom, FREE}— A large 4x6 enlargement in town with a car load of ground this week also. Apple packing will Buekhorne Lodge Sunday to visit at their home, Green Acres. with every roll of film» you bny cherries. Mr. Adams is a former resi­ be ready in a week or so. at Ander's Studio. Also free de­ dent of Butte Falls and Is a brother veloping. 7 boor service with Vel- of Frank Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Grimes, Mrs. Lewis ox. Prints the best your money • Grimes, Hamrick, Richmond, Case, will buy. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lees and Caro- j Mr. and Mrs. Glenford Dennee and lyn and George returned home Sun- baby Glenford. Jr. and Rev. and Mrs CLEANING A- DEMOTHINO Com­ day from a short visit with Mr. and 1 ft. C. Lewis spent Tuesday at Crater pound. Excellent for cleaning ov­ Mrs. Edwin Martin and Norma Jean ; Lake, Medford 23 N. First Phoen 261 - erstaffed furniture and rugs. Call at Graeagle, Calif. They report that j Graeagle is a lovely little place with j NOTICE at this office. weather about the same as here. Up-! The W. K. C. Bitrhday party will on returning borne they ran into a j be held at the Edward Farra home FARMS FOR SALE NEAR CEN­ storm. Saturday afternoon. TRAL P O IN T - We heard It rumored around that 72 Acres, small house and build­ Mrs. Harold StrausB and little ings, fenced and cross fenced, wa­ J. O. Isaacson will be a candidate for sons. Goel and Gery, from Richmond ter rights filed on. The best soil Mayor this fall. are visiting Mrs. Strauss's sister and 1 nthe valley for truck garden, al­ family, Mrs. Holt. Mr. J. D. Slagle is staying at the so good dairy proposition, price $6500, with $500 down payment, Oscar Blackford home. Mr. Slagle's Mr. and .Mrs. Harry Tonu and Mr. home is with his son in Ashalnd. your terms on balance:. T. A. Marine returned home from 13 ACRES two story house, barn, Huckleberry mountain this evening. and other buildings, all under cul­ tivation. good for alfalfa, grain, Mrs. Doyle Mills returned home and truck garden. Price $2100. from Diamond ke Sunday. terms. 53 ACRES, bear creek bottom soil, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rosteli are liv­ Are going fast small house, fenced, sll under cul­ ing in the Hostel house and tuay lo­ Better order while you can get tivation, price $500, Terms $1500 cate here permanently. them from down, balance 4%. 40 ACRES, fenced, no building», Rev. and Mrs. Lewi» with their Central Point Wood Yard will grow any crop. Price $3000. three grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs. Phone Terms $300 down, balance 20 Genford V. Dennee Sr. and Glenford R easonable P rice» years. Tengwald Agency. 125 Jr. of Hawthorne Calif, were dinner Prompt Service ■ West Main St. Medford. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rich­ ■ mond last Wednesday evening. ■ C L A S S IF IE D LOCALS Josephine E Dobbins. 29, wife of C. L. Bobbins, of Gold Hill. passed away Friday at Oakland. Calif., where «he had spent the last flv. weeks under medical care. Everett J. Thompson was struck by a speeding car at Talent Sunday and died on the way to a hospital in Ashland The driver of the d**ath ear has not been located yet. Kenneth Howard was a smashnp victim when his car turned over a number of times on the Jacksonville highway. He was instanteously kill­ ed. Verne Hansen, Jr., is anxious to return to the blind school at Salem. The school has a $76,000 men's dor­ mitory that was completed this sum­ mer. He Is leaving for school soon. Mr. aud Mrs. Arlie Thompson and family have movpd into the Hanley bouse. ETHEL’S BEAUTY SALON SPECIAL KOR SCHOOL GII1LS 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 WORLD School Specials BICYCLES SIM S B R O T H E R S BALL BAND BOOTS Planer BLOCKS High Top Rubber Shoes BEST MEATS Ideal for Wet Weather Obtainable NEW STOCK Our Prices Always Reasonable Faber's ■ ■ ll HUNTING SEASON OPENS SEPT. 20 Remington & Peters Ammunition Red Hats, Ka-Bar Hunting Knives and other Sporting Equipment Register now for Peters’ Big Buck Contest $250.00 in prizes. Ross & Ross Central Point Licenses Sold Open Evenings & Sundays Central Point Meat Market I. D. LEWIS, Prop. Have You Tried Fresh Stock of With the WESTERN AMMUNITION 1 H um phrey’s Guns Meat M arket for RENT - SALE - TRADE WIRING FOR HEAT, LIGHT & POWER MEDFORD ELECT. ENG. Ciiffel A W olf M ed. C en t. B ldg. P h o n e OO GLEASONS Rib Boil, 12V2 c COLLINS DAIRY Shoulder Roast, 15c Grade A raw and Pasteurized Milk & Cream ................................................................................................. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Grand Opening R. C. Humphrey, Hard To Start? Proprietor May be the Cause Dirty or worn spark plug» are a common cause of hard starting. But there ts nothing hard about the cure Juat drive In aud let us give your spark plugs a thorough »'leaning. And It ran be dene while you wait Worn plugs, of course, should be replaced with new ones. We special­ ize on cleaning spark plugs for only ■ Roxy ‘Ivory Handled Guns” Scouring Episode 1 "ROARIN' WEST" Janet Cavnor Associated Service Station L. C .G rim es llobt. Taylor Mohawk S r Richfield GAS WVdoaaU 4M Retail Oil, 10c qt. SERVICE STATION Central Point PRICES SPONGES APRONS Do more cleaning “ easier'' and do It well You'll sav they are nice Assorted Styles. Patterns Each 5c Each 19c TUMBLERS ‘‘Small Town Girl” MOUSETRAP Wed Only .Made Durable J JACK HOLT in 3 for 5c Each 3c ‘ Dangerous Waters’ Old Fashioner Fre«h Salted CHOCOLATES pourd 10r PEANUTS Pound 10c • » T h a n .. P H A. R. OWINGS r - i . i , Mtrleae Ointrlca TUBES CHECKED FREE When brought to the shop at the Telephone Office Women's Kitchen A better Weal. NMr b. Cash Nile Joe Collins, Prop. With A Big Line of Variety Merchandise Priced from 5c to SI. W O R TH M O R E Sat. Only BUCK JONES in Sun -Mon.-Toes. 5c Each Open for Inspection at all times Sat, Sept. 19, 8:30 a.m. Dirty or Worn »SPARK PLUGkS "Cleanliness” our Motto ? i . * Sandy Richardson Central Point Edward W. Jones Clear or Green Glass - J t * Local ■ ■ » » r ri**.* Worth more's 5-10-15-$ Store Oary Cooper ■ 229 E. Main St. “ DESIRE” ■ Medford, Ore. ■ ■ 3« ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■»«»••»■■■«■*••*aasaJ 4 P-AWLEIGK AGENT Phone 611 Central Point BERT PECK Automobile Repair And Service P A R E R B C D JU N G