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About The Central Point American. (Central Point, Or.) 1936-195? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1936)
T H l'R B D A Y , O C TO B E R iS i. tu so Mrs. Merritt leaves to survive her Pioneer Woman j her daughter, Mrs. Bridane L. Sand Dies After Short erson, one grandson John Merritt a ____ j n o Sanderson, now attending school in Iness, Aged 68 Portland. Ore.; one step-sou. George Sill. Only George O’Brien in in “ Whispering Smith Speaks" Episode 6 "ROARING W E S T " Sun-Mon. EDWARD ARNOLD in “Sutter’ Gold’ Tue.-Wed. Edward Everett Horton Nobody’s Fool ' Wed. .Nile i* Cash Nile Tliurs., Fri. Mary Roland - Charles Buggies “So They Were Married” LUMINALI Delbert K. Taylor, wife and three children arrived Sunday evening trom Deer wood. Minnesota. They made the trip by auto. They are staying with J G. Taylor and family ------ A. Merritt, of Jacksonville, Ore., and and Mr. Taylor has already found one brother, Robert H Moore, of work on the O. C. Boggs ranch. Mrs. Jennie Elizabeth Merritt, Central Point, Oregon. They stopped to visit relatives In one ot the old time residents o f 1 , . i A woman of sterling character and Wyoming on the way here. ac son county, passed away at a lo- steadfast in Christian belief Mrs. I cal hospital in Medford Friday eve- Merritt leaves besides her relatives W. E Mann has moved to Derby | nlng, after a week’s illness, aged a host of friends who wtll continue from the Agate District. Sl> years. F o r the past several years to keep her in reverent memory. Funeral services will be conduct she had been residing with her The Storm children. Gene and ed at the Perl Funeral home at 2 :30 daughter at 16 Ross Court, Medford. p. m.. Monday. Interment in Jack- Joyce of the Agate district have moved to Portland where they will Mrs Merritt was born at Clinton, sonvilie cemetery. live with their mother, Mrs. Long. Henry County, Missouri, in Septem ber, 1868, a daughter of William Leah McKee spent Sunday visiting and Rebecca Moore. When 7 years her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. old she came with her parents to Beebe. Jacksonville, Ore., where she re ceived her education in the public Leonard Atkins accompanied uy schools and spent most of her girl his cousin Leah McKee went bird hood. Having graduated from the , hunting recently. Leonard bagged high school under the principalship two pheasant and live quail. of Prof. J. W. Merritt, she for sev eral years taught school in Sams The Morava family have moved Valley. from the Agate district to Central On December 15, 1891, Genevieve Point. E. Moore was united In marriage to | John W. Merritt, who was then con- | ducting a successful mercantile busi- i Machlnelless ness in Central Point, Ore. Having | started a similar business in C.oH ' Hill, Ore., the family moved from at Central Point to Gold Hill in 1816. where Mr. Merritt was actively en gaged in business until his death in 1921. Mr. Merritt was well known as an able educator and a beloved and respected citizen of Jackson county. Other Permanents $1.50 to $10 Of the union was born one daughter 18 S. Central Phone 57 Esther Louise, now Mrs. Bridane L. The paint that is odorless— dries in 40 minutes! Most people use Luminall because it gives more beautiful d e c o ra tiv e effects; and wears and cleans better. But it is truly an economical paint.When you buy a gallon of Luminall, you add or dinary drinking water to it, giving li/j gallons of paint. Then, remember one coat absolutely covers. That’s a big saving in labor and paint costs. We ask you to try Luminall. 1937 Chevrolet Coming Coming More Powerful Faster Acceleration Matchless Economy Miss Laura Pisterino, Miss Alice Anderson. Miss Arliue Estes and Miss Dorothy Powell motored to Ashland Sunday evening where they enjoyed tennis. On display In our showrooms November 7th 35 N. Bartlett Rogue River Chevrolet Inc. MEDFORD SPARTA BLDG. M OVED MEDFORD HARDWARE CO. 32 pc. set A regular $12.90 value — Your Old— $9.95 D ISH ES Do not throw them away they are worth money. Bring us 6 old dishes and we will allow you: $1.00 $2.00 $3.00 $4.00 $5.00 Orange Oven Serve Plates 15c off on a $ 5.00 to $9 .95 Set off on a $10.00 to $19.95 Set off on a $20.00 to $29.95 Set off on a $30.00 to $39.95 Set off on a $40.00 or over Set Your six dishes do not have to be cracked or chipped but If they are we take them Just the same. Ovenware Sets Aladdin Lamps Roaster Blue Enamel $1.49 value _______ 98c_______ Spec. 98c Butcher Knife Tut Test Colored Base Crystal Howl $4.95 Motor Oil Franchise Dealers for lamps and supplies 2 gal. can $1.09 5 gal. can $2.72 The Toggery For Real Comfort Wear FILSON RAIN CLOTHES Cruiser Shirts $6.00 Pants (double) $5.00 407 Eas- Main St. OPENING SPECIAL tttorC â n s r l f s ' i l i s a i t l O O X « I r , la f la t « « WOOL SHIRTS $4.95 - $6.75 $6.50 ALL WOOL BLAZERS WINTER UNDERWEAR IN ION HUTS $1.00 to $4.00 Wlnstod Shirts and Drawer* Phone 363 early for one of 'here beautlfii. wave* at this extraordinary price. $1.85 to $2.50 each Murray’s Beauty Shop WORK SHOES Nap-a-tan 6 In. shoe* u n b e l i e v a b l e n u m b e r of Fancy Plaids or solid blue color. Zipper Openings. A Hen-A or Chalmers Including Shampoo. Finger Wave and l l s i r Cut DOWN Durable OTHER HEAVY HtflBTH »2.50 to *a .» 5 $2.50 AS LITTLE AS ALLIGATOR Rain Jackets Light Weight For 10 Lays Only Pruitt's Melody Shop Special T R A D E IN Featuring Q uality Clothes For the Worhng Man. Regular $5.00 models to choose from. Prices so moderate, you will wonder how a manufacturer with a 20-year reputation for mak ing $ 2 ,5 0 0 radios can do i t Fiesta Pottery Medford Oregon Southern Oregon’s Leading Outfitters for Men. OIL PERMANENT WAVE over these new Medford (Ot Course) We Have A Nationally Advertised and look Zeniths. An Medford "TH E COMPLETE CAR— COMPLETELY NEW" Again A Year Ahead Come into our store 23 N. First Successors to 23c New Location FEATU RES YOU NEVER S A W OR HEARD BE F O R E ON ANY RADIO WORLD BICYCLES SIM S B R O T H E R S Phoen 261 A Regular 39c knife for to our 01 I w4 X. Bartlett Medford Xe*t floor to Peerloa# Market WE ROAST OCR OWN CO FFEE It is not allowed to become shelf stale Deluxe— S3c— 2 lbs. 66c Royal— 29c— t lbs. 65c Breakfast Chear-25e—2 lbs. 49c Superior— 23c— 2 lbs. 45c Brazilian— 17o— 2 lbs. 34c School Specials Casserole and cover, plate, 6 custard cups. Ultra-Modern Design M edford Lum ber Co. AMERICA’S MOST COPIED RADIO Shultz Bros, Medford, have added a new washing rack to their equip ment which is one of the most mod ern and complete auto refinishlng plants in Oregon. HANSEN HARDWARE Bowman’s Beauty & Barber Shop $5.00 and $7.50 Hold Everything Render Tea & Coffee Co. _____ Mr. E. R. Gleason is in the barber shop during Mervyn Gleasons ab sence on a hunting trip. Mr. Gleason is painting the front of the Barber Shop also. PERMANENT Sanderson. Mr. Hulburt, Melburn and Leon ard Atkins went pheasant hunting Saturday. $3.95 16 in. boots $10.00 New Location 407 E. Main Phone 383 LEATHER JACKETS All types and polors priced from $5.95 to $16.50 Agents for the FORESTER LOGGER BOOTS Having been in business for over 33 years you may well know that you can buy here with confidence. • SHULTiS B R O S . Dependable A u to ItODY * 2 2 0 N orth R o rtle tt P a in tin g Uñe It wa-ema hie F E X P E I t R E P A IR IN G M O I A » M edford O rw TOGGERY M edford, Ore.