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About The Central Point American. (Central Point, Or.) 1936-195? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1937)
CEN T H A L POINT AMERICAN VAGE FOL K Mr. and Mrs. Maple received letter from tbeir daughter, a Mr*. Wagner, stating that when they re turned home after their Christmas trip they found someone had stolen Mrs. Wagner’s mother’s engagement ring and a gold watch. Also three dollars out of the little son's hank during their absence. Morton's Smoke salt for seat at Faber's. curing Purex flame ware at the Central Mrs. J. W. Bateman of Ames. Iowa, was a Sunday guest at the Point Hardware Store. home of Mrs L. H. Smith and C. Mr. and Mrs. Askwith have moved E. Smith and family. Mrs. Bate to Crater Lake avenue, Medford, man is the mother of Mrs. E. Hurd where they will make their home. of the Grlffen Creek district and an Mr. Askwith Is salesman for the Mc old friend of the Smiths. Accora-, Donald Candy Co. panled by her granddaughter. Miss Marion Hurd, she left uesday b y , Mr. and Mrs. Cochran and Mrs. train for Sacramento to spend the j Stella Obenchain enjoyed dinner at winter with relatives the Alexander home Sunday. Agents for Norge chines and Ironers. Hardware Store. washing ma Central Point Mrs. Nancy Wilson was shopping in Medford Tuesday, the first time for a year Mrs. Bert Langston and children | visited her mother over the New Mr. and Mrs. William Musty en Year. joyed having all their children and See the fine Hue of dishes, op n their families home for Christmas except Mr. and Mrs. Vance Nolta, stock pattern, may be added to at any time. Central Point Hardware who are living in California. Store. The town basketball team played .Mrs. E. E. Scott received letters the S. O. S. team Monday evening In Bernice a practice game, the final score be from her daughters. Mrs. MeCue and Miss Mildred Berger at ing in favor of Central Point. Chicago that it was 56 above there. Mr. and Mrs. Pomeroy and son, Coast Red Cedar fence posts at Pete; Jack and Donald Smith were dinner guests Thursday evening at the Finley Implement Company. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bristow Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Gail have a and son. Sidney. cottage at the Hotel Valandra. Mr. Good value on Silverware, Ceil- Gail is a Federal man. CARD OF TH A NK S W * wish to express our sincere thanks to our friends iu this city and elsewhere for their kindness aud sympathy in our receut bereavement in the !«>** of our beloved wife aud sister. W. A. CRANE and family MARY A. MEE MRS. J. H. W H IT E W A R R E N MEF, Low Faxes to California! Mcrvyn Geason made a trip to Tolo Wednesday to see how much water was going over the dam. ■v ■. Try an Ad in The American 1000 Baby Chicks Weekly We arc now hooking orders for a? Barred Rock Baby Chicks Cenhai Point Wood Yard F o r d eliv e ry Feb. 20 and later. Chicks will lie available Wednesdays and Saturdays of eaeh week. tire our wood before you buy or Tel. ASS Remember to order yours now and you'll be sure to get them just when you need them. Our All-electric Incubator works auto matically so there Is no danger of chilling or overheating the chicks during the hatching period. Our flocks are pure bred and all B.W.D. Tested. E n ro ll Now! Class starrting in Jan. Southern Pacific 819 * Dryden Barred Rocks & Rhode Island Red Baby Chicks $10 per 100 All chicks ordered for delivery up to and including March 20. i f per chick discount. RIG DEMAND FOR Other leading breeds can be furnished. R RA C TY OPERATORS N .( • ■ We can also do your custom hatching, but your from B.W.D. tested flocks. The Antigen Test for c jin mended by the Bureau of Animal Industry, U. S. culture. We are prepared to make this test for you w e use the best Antigen obtainable. t M edford School K Male PUoas 14 p. J. A. O K M AN D Y. Caa. P tta. o. i A V IA T IO N E T H Y L G A S f SLIP COVERS FOR OVER- STUFFHD F U RN ITU RE Designing. Drapery Making Phone 1648x 220 S. Grape and VEE.DOL M O T O R O IL 10-Day for For S P E C IA L Bring in a friend and get Cold Weather 22-K C E N T R A L P O IN T you need plenty of G o ld Dishes B E A U T Y S A LO N heat-producing J E N N I E S E X T ON, Prop. Q U IC K S T A R T IN G in COLD W E A T H E R Consultation and Spinal Analysis F rep ■ 5 Bradford Pruyn, D. C., Phc. L. C.Grimes ♦; - Meats Call at this market and let us supply you with everything in this line. | * * And remember our prices are always reasonable i CHIROPRACTOR SALT -f C c •J PAt RAGES EUR J .(| CATSUP 1 0c C R AC K E R S O ffc G R A H A M — a 1*01 ND BOX l o l l Z L S T S A L A D DRESSING pi . b run BROOMS E X T R A SPECIAL PO TATO ES m lf} 4 Qc X t7 O ff c Graduate Palmer School of Chiropractic PHONE 136 208 South Central Medford Dr. B. C. W i I m i rhywiok ■ and Sw sjnon S I « Medford IH % . U e fo r d . O re. C e* trai Point STONS S PJIUQ K I.A M A T I!— loo POLNl»H KOI! ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ | Expires April 1st 1937 Your Loan should be executed im m ediately The W ork m ay be done later ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ : ♦ ♦ ♦ : ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ U s C o m p a n y m b e r «IM O »» OICOON ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • End of North Central : Phone 7 ä ä ä ä ä .*: «*:• : ___ Medford ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ :♦ >: :* > :» .♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Dr. Geo. S. (M«*opMhlr Ch>d4iUa ait) Nnrpp* M SB ♦ fJ Q UAKER OATS i IR Q ! I. D. L E W IS , Prop. NOTICE ♦. ,♦ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . T IT L E I o f the H O U SING A C T Covering Modernization and Repair Loans !»: a **»:'# : :•:*:*>:*>: f j f } QQc Central Point Meat Market •• Associated Service Station 95-piece Set Free by and Postage Telephone :h*:l .................................................................. Elva Livingston Lough $4.00 l 5 Blocks East o f Ghees,. Factory Box :wo A gt.. 701 Pacific Bldg . Portland TW O-$3.00 Permanents for Paying for Packing eggs must be B.W.D. is re- Dept of Agri at small cost, Central Point Hatchery of Beauty Culture 8 « your local 1.1*, aaant or write - w. e a r .1 j Cheap Fuel The gay cities,dertrt retort« sad guett rsnchei of Cali fornia and the South writ art only a day or two awa> when you travel Southern Pacific. You'll go swiftly, SAFELY, comfortably— in air-cootli- tioned comfort ail the way. FARES ARE 2c A MILE A N D LESS. PuJlmtn cotta art way down. Coffee, milk, randwichet and a variety of ,imilar items are 5c and 10c in our roaches and tourist cars. Dining car meals are moderately priced. trai Point Hnrdware Store Mr. Ray Rowe of Merril, here to Mrs. A. J. Milton left .Monday for attend the funeral of his father, Klamath Falls to spend the week left Wednesday for home. Mr. Rowe with her daughter, Mrs. Hale and Rowe was house gues‘ at the Oscar family. Blackford home. 7. ll»;|T - “nr------- Mr. and Mrs. Amiek spent a very Mrs. Buckles returned home Dec- happy holiday season at their liont .ember :tl from a visit with her sou in Grants Pass. Ralph at Sandlego. Mrs. Buckles reports that Ralph is well and enjoys Postmaster Tom Pankey is very his navy life very much. She also ill with the flu aud has been confin vigited the Boswith family ¡n Los ed to his bed for a week. Angeles. Miss Gladys Holmes returned MIS. AND MRS. VINCENT VrTE.NI» j Morton's sausage seasoning aL ItAMJI ET HONORING C A R R IE R jraber's. home this week from a ten-day | visit with her brother. Dr. Joe Hol Mr. and Mrs. Ed Vincent attended The Past Noble Grands club met mes in Eos Angeles. When she ar rived there she found her brother ! the banquet given in honor of Mr. at the home of Mrs. E. R. Gleason The following suffering from an infected arm and and Mrs. Homer Harvey, R F. D. Tuesday afternoon. was verry glad to he with him at this carrier of Medford, at the Fellows officers were elected: Mrs. Copln- ger, president; Mrs. Buckles, vice- time. He »'as improving when she hall in Medford this week. The reception was in celebration president; Mr*. Merritt, chaplain; returned home. Dr. Holmes, besides Vincent. secretary-treasurer. being a graduate, licensed Chiroprac of Mr. Harvey's birthday, the wed Mrs. tor, is a licensed radio operator and ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. | Mrs. Ferguson served refreshments was one out of four, out of 5000 ap- Harvey, and also his retirement and all had a jolly time. 28 icants, to receive a license and be from the postal servtce after able to operate on air, land or sea. years of continuous service. Miss Dorothy Powell left Saturday for Ashland, where she is attending Normal school. Sugar pine shakes and shingles at Faber's. THUKrtPAY. JAN L A R I . -I O F N T R A L POINT. OREGON o d . OptofurtrU Rye rtpectotM . m k f} EGGS—Bring them here—we pay more! MARINE’S note, throat and m u * * ef Now in Permanent Office* «21 ME1M OKD O K V rK K H1JHI Dr. I. H. Gove R IC H FIE LD & M O H A W K G AS Radiator Seal, Fan Belts, Head Lights and olher Automobile supplies. O W IN G ’S SERVICE S T A T IO N Medford Federal Savings & Loan Ass'n Special attention itv e i lo «ire. ear Medford, Oregon F IF T H S E M I-A N N U A L S T A T E M E N T DECEMBER 31, 1936 ASSETS Cajh .................... . . . . . . $15.261 _>.: Mortgag,, Loan*, unpaid balance* ....... ............................ 273.657.3# Share Loans ............................ ...... ....... ................... 2,319.00 Share« ¡n Federal Home Loan Bank of Portland .... 3.00ft On Suspense ...... ..................... .... ............. .......................... 37.15
