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About The Central Point American. (Central Point, Or.) 1936-195? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1936)
about 15,000,000 turkeys, and com birds— approximately 15,000 more pares with preceding record crop» o than last year—according to Countv □ early 19.000,000 birds In 1933 and Agent Robert G. Fowler. 1933. Largest flocks are reported In the Eagle Point, Applegate and Sams lie-established, Ko»teinber 13, 1928. Miss Leona Powell aud Arnold Valley districts. Devoted to the beet Interest» or Law, both of Eagle Point, were unit The first pool sale of the valley Central Point and vicinity. ed in marriage Saturday afternoon turkey crop is scheduled for the mid Entered as second class matter at at 2: 30 o'clock at the Methodist Par dle of November. the pout office. Central Point, Ore sonage on North Oakdale avenue. Growers are now fattening the gon. under the Act of March 8, 1879. The ring ceremony was read by Rev. birds and placing them in condition Oscar Gibson in the presence of reli for the Thanksgiving trade. Price Si lW< KIPTION RATB8 of feed has risen, but the turkeys eves of the couple. Six Months ...................... ...... had fine forage all summer and fall. IW * No prices have yet been mentioned Southern Oregon officials have Payable in advance The first buyers are expected to ar made public the announcement of the Advertising rates on application Office— Second Street, off Main promotion of J. C. Carle, agent for rive early in November. the company here for the past ele ARTHUR EDWARD POWELL ven years, to the position of agent at Editor and Proprietor Salem. W. E. Satchwell, who has been agent for the Southern Pacific | system at SilverPon, Oregon, succeeds Mr. Carle as agent in Medford. He John Painter, 78 and a resident of will move his family to Medford as soon as suitable living accommoda Jackson county for nearly 50 years, tions can be secured, it was an passed away at his home In north nounced today. Mr. and Mrs. Satch east Central Point at 5:30 Thursday well have a son who is now a senior afternoon. He was born nat Springfield, Mo., at Ltnfleld college and Mr. Satchwell is a brother of the late Ray Satch and from there he caine to Orego.i well, formerly associated with the in 18SS and had resided here in Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Jackson county since that time. Th'> last 25 years of his life were spent company. here where he was a member of the CORVALLIS, Nov. 2 — (S P )— Dr. Christian church. the A. B. Cordley, 72, dean emeritus of Besides his wife. Mary Painter, he the school of agriculture at Oregon leaves four sons and two daughters. and internationally Mrs. Chas. Sullivan, Medford; Mrs. Mrs. R. A. Newlaud of Medford State college has received notice of her appoint famed pioneer in scientific agricul ment us state organizer for the na ture, died here Sunday. H. C. HIGH He had been on the O. S. C. staff tional ladles’ auxiliary to the Nation for 41 years, joining the faculty al Association of Letter Carriers. She received the appointment from in 1895 as professor of zoology and the national president, Mrs. Minnie entomology. He was a graduate of Michigan State college. Cortley of Omaha, Neb. Western Distributor For The success she has achieved in SARDINE CREEK, Oct.— (SP) — organlzatlo nwork. and wide ac quaintance throughout the state, has The many friends of Lester Dusen- won for her the highest honors with berry, formerly of this place, are ex Anything in Line of fencing in the gift of the stae auxiliary. She tending congratulations upon an 124 N. Riverside Phone 263 is now a national officer, having nouncement of his marriage October Medford, Oregon charge of the national organization 22 to Miss Margaret Lewis, of Table work In Oregon, and will immediate Rock. The ceremony was performed in ly appoint six deputies In different Grants Pass by Judge Grant Mat parts of the state. thews. Bride and groom were at PhysicLin and Surgeon Henry Fletcher of the Medford tended by Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dusen- 210 Mrdford Bldg. Federal Savings & Loan association berry of Sams Valley. Mcx tford, Ore. yesterday was elected president of Central Point Turkey production this season In the Oregon Savings & Loan league STONE'S DRUG STORE Jackson county will total 60,000 at Its annual convention at the Mult nomah hotel. The conclave opeued Friday and adjourned yesterday af ternoon. Other officers were chosen THE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 193« CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN CCXTR.iL PCUNT. OKEUON PAGE: TWO CENTiiAL POINT A M E R IC A N John Painter, 78 Called by Death J. C. Rolls, Applegate; Ross Painter, WatsonTille, Calif.; Charles. Walter and Albert Painter, all of Central Point; also 25 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the Conger chapel at 2 p. m. Monday with Rev. Brownrigg officiating. In terment in the Phoenix cemetery. October Weather P H SHAMPOO FINGER WAVE California! The gay cities, desert resorts and guest ranches of Cali fornia and (he Southwest are only a day or two awav w hen you travel Southern Pacific. You’ll go swiftly, SAFELY, comfortably— in air-condi tioned comfort all the way. FARES ARE 2c A MILE AND LESS. Pullman costs are way down. Coffee, milk, sandwiches and a variety of similar items are it and 10c in our coaches and tourist cars. Dining car meals are moderately priced. Southern P acific See your local S.P.agentor write J. A. O R M A N D Y , Gea Pass. A f t ., 705 Pacific Bldg., Portland & FACIAL PACK JOHNSON At the Peerless Market, Medford wants to This season and is Buying Direct for one of the Largest Fur Com panies on the Pacific Coast. FLAHARTY REALTY CO. 16 N. Fir Phone 151 Real Estate Insurance Medford, Oregon $ 1.00 Dr. Geo. S. Jennings - \ Osteopathic Physician and Surge on. Optometrie Eye Specialist. Fick Hardware Co. Crosley Radios A Refrigerators, Spartan Raldos A Refrigerators, Speed Queen A May Tag WASHING MACHINES Sales A Service Phone 300 131 W. Main St. Medford COOK’S BEAUTY SHOP 19 N. Bartlett Medford Phone 91 All Natural Methods Dr. H. P. Coleman Special attention given to eye, ear nose, throat aud fitting of glasses. 310 MEDFORD CENTER RLIMJ. Independent Laundry and Dry Cleaners 172S North Riverside Avenue LAUNDRY Page Fence Dr. B. C. Wilson EDGAR Buy Your Furs Low Fares to October came to an end with only a trace of rain recorded for the 31 days. It was the second driest Octo ber on record hi-re, led for aridity by October of 1917 when not even News .'h,. Week Successor to VOLNEY DIXON a trace of presipitation was register ed. it was shown by weather bureau statistics, kept since 1911. Rain de ficiency for the past month was 1.34 inches. * SPECIALS Medford, Oregon DRY CLEANING SPECIALS Wet Wash ................ Lb. 4c Ladles Dresses A Coats..75c to $1.25 Dry Wash ...................Lb. 6c Gents Overcoats ............ 75c to $1.00 Rough D r y ................ Lb. 7c Gents Suits ...................................... 60c Also Finished Work Pants ...............................................40c CASH AND CARRY PRICES Repairing and Altering Chiropractic and Physiotherapy Oregon License 204 California License 3029 We Pay Cash for Men’s Good Used Suits Special Attention to Uleod Pres sure, Stomach and Bowels. Consultation end Examination FREE Phone 003 In Medford Slnee 1020 WILL H. WILSON’S Store for Men 32 N. Front Medford Dollar Day Special! The biggest turkey crop on record — about 2 0 . 000,000 birds— is the forecast by the bureau of agricul tural economics. This is a third lar ger than last year's production of Shampoo, Finger Wave & Manicure Dollar Day Friday & Sal. at M A N N ’S M U R R A Y ’ S ART HAIRDRESSERS ♦TROWBRIDGE: Cabinet Work* Everything In Cabinet Work * Kstab.lshed In 19418 } 407 E. Main M ed ford ’s O w n «Store Dollar Days Watch and Clock Repairing Graves Jewelry Shop 402 E. Main St. Phone 363 TAILORED A LACE TRIMMED RAYON A COTTON SLIPS In AU Sizes, Choice ................. $1.0« REGULAR 79c FEATHER PILIA1W With Floral Ticking, Ex. Special, 2 for ..................... $1.00 70x8« in. PLAIN COTTON SHEET BLANKETS, It egular OOc each, 2 for ...* ......................... $1.00 F R ID A Y & S A T U R D A Y 70x0« In. WHITE COTTON SHEET BLANKETS, Extra I-arge and Warm, each ..................$1.00 Medford N O V . 6th & 7th J«l. Quaker Lace Panels, Each .....+....... $1.00 2 1-0 yard RAYON PANELS in New Patterns A Colors, rcg. $1.10 ea. Now ...................... Dr. I. H. Gove Down Stairs Store BENfWTHY Hundreds of Real Bargains for these two days. 4 IV Medford Bldg- Medford. Oregon 2 li yard RUFFLED CURTAINS $1.00 pr. . , 214 $1.00 30 In. PART LINEN PRINTS, 2 yds. $1.00 . . . Regular $1.10 Couch Pillows ..... +.............$ 1.00 REGULAR 23c 42x3« in. PILLOW CASES 5 for $ 1 . . . 24x48 in. RAG RUGS, 2 for ......... $1.00 FALL SCARFS In TAFFETA, Cl RE. VELVET, CREPE, WOOL. Plain, plaid A print ....... $1.00 Wash Frocks Prince One Group of Beautiful New Wash dresses. New styles. Size 14 to 50. Regular $1 50 Valuo. Friday and Saturday Auto Wreckers ROY CRISWELL $ 1.00 Expert Mechanic & Body Builder 17 40 N Riverside Panne Satin Slips Medford Ekerson PAINT & ROOF Store ■ ■ ■ Full Cut, Rip Proof Seams Colors. Tea, Rose & White Tailored and lace trimmed. Sizes 32 to 44. Regular $1.50 Values. Friday & Saturday Rayon Gown l REGULAR $ 2 0 0 PREMIER MANICURE SETS. Extra Special For $ Day at ........................ $1.00 Lace and Tailored styles. Col- III«. Te I. R me, nine, Nile, White. Regular $1.50 Values. Friday A Saturday | ■ ■ REGULAR 89c BRIDGE A PINOCHLE PLAYING CARDS, Special 4 Decks for ....................$ i.«0 ■ REGULAR 30c FAST COLOR PRINT APRONS, Your Choice $ Day, 2 Aprons ................... $ 1.00 $ 1.00 ■ Silk Hosiery S WOMEN'S CREPE, RAYON AND TAFFETA BLOUSES, Plain A Plaids, Choice a t .............$1.00 Knee High Silk Hose. Chiffon ■ Rlngless. ■ Friday A Saturday ■ W OMEN'S A MISSES' NEW FAST COLOR W ASH DRESSES. Sizes 11 to 50 For ............... $1.00 , ---------------------------------------- ■ 4 Pr. for $1.00 £ ---------------------------------------- ■] Berkshire Irregulars Silk Stockings J * Tinir I'ajinrsU for KriiiodrJing A KOOK KOH EVERY HOME A PAINT Milt EVERY PURPOSE $ 1.00 New Fall colors. Sizes 8 x» to ■ lot* Full fashioned Chiffon. U lt> «¡nl.ir I$< Value 69c pair • Rayon Panties _________________________ _ ■ Fire-Retardant Roofs bring Lower Insurance Rates Tea. Rose. A White Sizes 3 4 to 40 Regular 59c quality. Phone 2t:t AN S B a rtle tt Friday A Saturday 3 Pr. for SI.00 2 Pr. for $1.00 S Rayon Pajamas • ■ Beautiful New Styles Lace and Tailored Ri i sr ) 1 .to Value SI.00 Each J _ a $ ■ Wbsu in Medford . ^ ^ s* Bat at « I.onck Pinn«™ Freshly Frotta Ice Cream I I I E Mala Phone I I I KAY8ER A OTHER FINE FABRIC GLOVES In New Winter Shades, Per Pair ....................$1.00 WOMEN'S A MISSES' COLORFUL NEW SMOCKS, In All Styles A Size- For ...................... $|.oo BOYS’ REGULAR $1.00 I*OLO SHIRTS in Long or short Sleeve Hyle, 2 for ..................... ROYS' REGULAR JKJc HOSE, Extra Special For Double $ Days, 4 Pair ......................... MEN'S REGULAR M r DRESS NECKWEAR, Your Choir«' For $ Days, 3 For MEN’S REGULAR *200 DRESS SHIRTS. V .$1.00 $ 1.00 *1.00 $MM> WOMEN'S A MISSES' WASHABLE KNIT SU PP ER S In As-orled Colors. Pair 14x20 COTTON H it K TOWELS in Plain White. Reg. lOc each. Special 12 for n SU tMI’OO lu a u iiiu u iu Extra Special For Doable $ Days Only!' NEW PATTERNS In FINE QUALITY PILLOW CASES Including Cut Work, pair Regular $ 2 3 0 T r ea tm e n t Medford, Oregon $1.00 MEN'S REGULAR i$3c DRESS HOSE, Extra Special For Dollar Day«. 4 P a ir.................... I Qwreláon'^ \ ■ ■ ..$j.oo BEAUTY SALON $ DAY SPECIAL 1 M A N N 'S to r $ Day Bargains