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P O T R A I - POIN T
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Re-established. September 13. 1928
Devoted to the best interests
of
Central Point and vicinity.
Kntered as second class matter at
In. ;,f .t , 'f "o Central Point, Ore-
'■ t of March 8. 1879.
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\RTHUK E D W A R D P O W E L L
Editor and Proprietor
T H U R S D A Y , M ARC H 2 3 . 1037
C E N T R A L POLNT, ORIXiON
By A rchie Park er
First Grade News
The follow in g Iteihs were writ­
ten by pupils In the
first grade
o f the Central Point
school
as
part o f their regular school work
for
the purpose
of
increasing
their vocabularies. They will ap­
pear each week:
• smile will go a long long way.
.nd rest your soul at the close of
day.
WTten your heart Is sad and your
thoughts are blue
I " tell you my friend just what to
do.
Just walk and walk and walk for
miles,
W ednesday, March 24, 1937
And listen to the ECHO o f your
Happy Easter Day will soon
be
SMILES.
hpre. W o have just lou r more da v3'
to wait. W e will sing songs at Sun­
day School.
W e will wear our pret­
ty dresses.
Louise is goin g to leave us. She
is goin g back to
California.
She
TH E D A Y O F LIT T L E BUSINESS will he glad to see her Daddy, and
It is often argued that the develop­ her grandmother.
Billy Is movin g away too. He will
ment o f large businesses— especially
go to another school. W e are sorry.
In the retail fields— has tended to
destroy little businesses and to mak
it next to impossible for a man with-1
out vast capital to set up his own
establishment.
Roberta W ertz
This argum ent has strong appeal
but apparently facts contradict it.
Mr. Jewett attended the meeting
During the depression, thousand* of ity superintendents from all over
o f little businesses sprung up in the the state at Salem the latter part of
coun try— largely because o f the d i'ti- last week.
culties o f individuals in fin din g em ­
The baseball season
began
this
ployment. These little businesses o f ­ week with about fifteen boys turn-
low er I jnK out for practice. T h e first sche-
fer specialized
services, or
prlcej, o r were the ou tgrow th of a duled game is to be with Jack son ­
new idea o f som e kind.
Many of ville April 2.
them found a ready w elcom e, anti
The girls o f H ome Kc. 11 class arc
have prospered.
With the return of makin g light bread this week.
better times, they are g oing ahead
Members o f W orld History class
-and In due course a percentage of . :ire entering Into a study o f the reign
them will becom e big businesses.
| o f Napoleon Bonaparte.
Some o f these little
businesses .
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday
failed— because they provided poor ,,f this week have b**en set aside as
service, or did not fill a
definite | " t a g days" when students
are
to
need
But many a large busiiie** | have the opportunity o f purchasing
has failed for the same reason.
i at a reduced cost, a copy of on e of
One has only to look around any the 1937 a 11 school annuals which
grow in g c om m u n ity today to see a litre being published this year.
legion o f opportu nities in retail lines
Evelyn Stanley and Patty
Craw-
for young men and women who are ! ford bicycled to Eagle Point Satur­
w illing to w ork , and tealtze that day.
They returned Sunday.
riches c an ’ t be earned
overnight.
Arlene Scott visited Marion Stray-
Even as changin g times made neces­ er Sunday afternoon.
sary big business com bination s to
Bob Hoagla nd and Homer Myer
serve the public, so the evolutionary motored to Four City View Sunday
process has created a hundred o p ­ I afternoon.
portunities f o r th e small retail busi­
Dorothy Smith and Ivy
H u gg er |
nesses where on e existed a genera­ shopped in Medford Saturday.
tion ago.
Norman Holland and Zada Cash
The day o f little business
isn’t spent the week-end at Grants Pass
don e— It Is
just
begin ning.— The visiting Z a d a ’s sister.
Ch em u n g Valley
Reporter,
Horse-
Mrs. Fleischer attended the r egu ­
heads, N. Y.
lar meeting o f the Jackson County
T each ers’ C horus in Medford Satur­
day morning.
CRITICS
Mary Lou Gerber shopped in Med­
It has long been the fashion for
certain writers and speakers to c ri­ ford Saturday.
ticize the Am erican people for their
c om m ercialism — their
desire
to
make money.
H ome linked l*ies at the
W hile It is true that
the
mere
making o f money is not a very high
ambition, It must be
remembered
that It is throu£h_Jtn_i___gen^u^i f.,i
EDITORIALS
High School Notes
ROGUE
CAFETERIA
East
>liiln
M edford
Dr. I. H. Gove
S P E C IA L
M E R C H A N T ’ S LUNCH
2.V and S5c
D EN TISTRY
Salad. Veg eta ble, Ments, Bread
Coffe»* and Dessert
4 1 0 Medford Bldg.
M e l ford , O regon
PHOTOS
4 for a Dime
Copying—
W ith o r Withoiii Negativ,.
EN LARGIN G— TIN TING
W e Servi-—
ROGUE V A L L E Y
Loan Association
Shows Big Growth
Oregon Mutual Fire
Insurance Co
Dr. C. W. Leu
Magneto Repair
RET
U B M
W*; carry a complete ]
iiODGEN BLEWbs F; F
Sug'ar
l ine G ranula ted
................... a » lb d o t h bag
...+........ W a y r r ly 2 lb carton
ugar
.... Brow n o r P o w d e r e d lili*.
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.! Ilo i r Jellwell
Honey
Eunch Vegetables
Oranges
I ettuce
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,
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k
Stewart Clear, pure 51b l»a 1
Any kin-1 ;i for
43
10
Texas largì- Ju’ey iloz.
L arg e cris p heads ea.
Q U A L IT Y M E A T "
Se usage
Dill Pickles
Hams, Cudahy's
35‘
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25
H alf o r w hole Hi.
FRE E D ELIVERY
P R IC E S FO R M ARC H 27 A 2 0
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WAVES
COMPLETE
Murray’s Beauty Shop
S M O O T H
A S
C L A S S
Phoue 363
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4 07
Mal,,
M E D F O R D L U M B E R CO.
SHULTiS BROS.
ICE CREAM
PEARS
Dependable
A u to Painting
K e»-.unable
BODY ¿k F E N D E R R E P A I R I N G & GLASS
2 2 0 N. Urtiti*-ft
Phone 1030
Met I ford, O iv g on
Farmers Attention
Second Hand Rebuilt
FA R M IM P L E M E N T S
At Bargain Trices
Call and see us at
31) S. Grape St.
M edford
BRICKS, EASTER BUNNIES, ETC.
Special Molds & Colors for all Occasions.
\ny sire Ph oto— 111-Iter for I/»»»
Phototown Studio
Yvonne I.andere. a senior, entered reliabie place to invest th e'r sav r -
school .Monday.
him conies
from The First Federal Saving* * -d
Association offers a most attractive
Clarkdaie. Arizona.
Erma Thom pson
and
Margaret solution. Savings left here o ot
Scott shopiM-d in Medford Saturday. fore the 10th o f the month v. 11 e
first
of
lb-
U eoigla Conger went skiing
at dividends from the
month.
C rcter Lake Sunday.
O fficers o f the
association
ar-
-J iii> Wold saw the show at the
Fred
Heath.
president;
W.
E
Kial’ o Theatre Friday evening.
Edith and Leatha Vincent visited Fluhrer, vice president: R F Kyle,
friends in Phoenix Sunday m ornin g secretary-m anager; F. P. Farrell, at­
torney and Mary J a n e Beebe, ass
tant secretary.
Directors are, F r -d
L. Il-ath . Stephen G. Xye, Hruce H
Bauer, P. M. Janney, Wm. 11. F I” 1
rer. M Pierce, Wm. C. R ook a rd c
R F. Kyle.
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One o f the strongest
and
most
progressive financial institutions in
Southern Oregon. |s the First F e­
Safe Insurance »I a Hating
deral Savings & Loan Association o f
Medford which has offic e * at No.
27. North Holly street in the Flu h -
rcr ilukeries
building.
Mr. R. F.
Kyle, secretary-m anager, spent
his
boyhood in Central Point where he
(Incorporâted i
graduated from higli school.
He is
well known for his
honesty
and
I.ELAN D C L A R K . Ag< m
sterling character.
10 N orth Bartlett M
This association is sponsored and
M e d fo rd . O re .
P h o n e I 10«'
supervised by the Federal g o v e r n ­
ment, although locally owned.
See us for Fire Insnr -- •
T h e safety o f every investment in
on Hay A Gran
this ass'n. is fully insured
up
to
$ 5 0 U 0 by the Federal Savings and
Loan
Insurance
Corporation,
an
agency o f the United States g over n ­
ment.
Tit- object for which the First F e­
(8ncc«v»sor U> Dr. J. 4 Rniim-s-
deral Savings and Loan Associa tion
204 M edford Ride
was organized was to provide a safe,
l rmctice Uniited to cye. ,-»r
profitable place for investment o f its
and throai and fittlng o f gin«*' -
members and to use these
invest-
ments to aid oth er mem bers to build
Tel. 1M17
Re* I t i l i
and im prove their own homes. That
the company has succeeded in itg ob-
jp<-t is evid enced by the fact that
Its assets have constantly increased
since its inception.
Since Federal charter was granted
this ass’ n has paid an annual div id­
O fficial Kale & Service
end rate o f 4 r’r on ail share accounts.
Under the provisions o f the Act of
Ye use o n ly gen u in e factory
Congress
au thorizin g
its
cha rter
part*. All w o r k quuranteed.
tills association may be designated as
fiscal agent for the sale o f United
States saving bonds
to
members.
Share accoun ts in this com pa n y are
Proni
also legal
investments
for
trust
P h one 2 6 3
funds.
M edford, C
For those w ho desire a safe and
| business that we have been able to
! provide the funds f o r in numerable
I h-ngs w orthw hile, such as are not
en joy ed by any oth er nation in the
same d e g re e .
Great sums donated to edu ca tion ­
al, religious, charitable and artistic
purposes have been made
possible
through suei -esaful business pursuits.
Scientific reearch, the ad vancement
o f health measures, better
homes
and the c o m f o r t s and refinem ents of
civilization g enerally ahve been due
to the ability o f ou r people to ac­
quire money and to their williug-
ness to spend it f o r these things.
Many o f the h ig h-brow critics of
business obtain ed their education at
colleges and
universities
endowed
and made possible by business men
Tusiness and money makin g are not
the end o f o u r am bit ion, but they
ire the means by which civilization
nay be p rom oted and preserved. —
heLogansport (l.a l Interstate I'ro-
treas.
A THOUGHT
for the week.
l/o rn fn l iu
W h itlo ck ’* G olden
A M ER ICAN
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EXPERT
WATCH
At Depression
16 ri. Central
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Medford Armory
Monday Night
Heat« «ni Sale af
and J E W E L R Y
Repairing
Rul«*
i Wrestling'
SNIDER’S
Priii-ü
M edford
BR O W N 'S , Phone IOI
V A L E N T IN E » CAFE
P h on e ¡ÍT0
C. Earl Bradfish
ItOXY
Sat.
O nly!
13
"D ark est
Sun.,
F A N C Y TEAS
CUT FLOWERS & POTTED PLANTS
WALLACE
HIGH
G R A D E SPICKS
BEERY
a.
“ Old Hutch”
Retail
24 N. ItoHleM
MEDFORD FLOWER SHOP
S 'o r e Open Easter m orn ing
ARNOLD
Nile
Is Cash
In
Nile!
Cor. ultatiou and Spinal Analysis
Flowers’ Mattress &
J. R. ItfKRMA
Upholstery Shop
Typewriters
I in nil ure Upholstering
Thnrs., F ri.
ST ATIO NERY
Maitresse«
Gary Cooper
METAL LAWN & GARDEN
FURNITURE
At Medford’s Newest Industry
“ Meet Nero W olfe”
W rit
Free Delivery
Phone I ISA7
Tues.. Wed.
EDWARD
at the new
O u r P rk w A re R ig h t.
PEANUTS
Wholesale
LOOK!
3 1 N. Central, Medford Bldg,
l a r g o Selection o f
A f r ic a "
Mon.
Ph one 1313 all hour«
FRESHLY ROASTED COFFEE
KEN M A Y N A R D in
“ Avenging Waters”
Episode
CUT F L O W E R —
Render Tea &
Coffee Co.
Mad.
Jean Arthur
“ Mr. Deeds Goes
To Town”
Sale« -------
R en ovated
413 E. Main
SU PPLIES
and
M edford
Rental» -------- Repair«
I I « N Central
Phone 291
Free
Bradford Pruyn,
D. C., Phc.
U/>e Metal Kraft Shop
GOOLD Sc McBEE
C H IR O P R A C T O R
G raduate Palmer S«'hool of
Chir opractic
PHONE 13«
20S South Central
Medford
If y ou r trou ble* are metal, brin g them in on r
Mmlem , well-equipped »hop.
•Jf»t* W . Main SI.
Phone 320