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C riT R A L POINT AMERICA«! C IX T IU L POINT, OREGON
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O r e l riding horse. to the house, for I. one year in the General Hoapi-al. las he P«M on hi« ha, and l e f t the
A postal card received today front
<he « a n t ' d to go to town that day Ye«, nine long year» a g o n ." And At-
«hop.
Jack Let* t*°n>
Reno. New., atatti
He had qulc klv -addled
the h i g h - '
lison a thought«
continued.
" J u n e ! The y oun g d oc tor decided to l o o k , that In «plte o f hi- doin g a lot of
i spirited animal, leaped to the »ad- wa» sixteen t h e » — «he
would
b
the town over before returnin g to hard lookin g, he ha* discover, d h*
OK A Y O I N G IN M TO R T \ k F.S A < H ! N ( > :
die and h -aded him In the direction twenty-five n o w — d o n ’t seem possi-| hi» rm. He waa walkin g leisurely j is altogeth er to o old for that tow*
( o f the houae.
He remembered the ble
And where she is I d o n ’t know dwn the main street, taking in t h e , so expect» to »tart h om e soon
i look o f ad miration that shown from U>»t track o f her yearn• ag o
Old ¡s ig ht« and w onderin g to him self if
he depth» o f J u n e «
big brow n eye« Daily died,
the ranch wa* »old
and he could really make a go of his
The July sun hung like a ball o f making his way
dow n
th
maln a* «he stood on the por. b
M
that I n;
left
T h a t’, all I know ” And medical training m ■ place U k l tkm.
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rWt
molten fire in the western horiaon street in » -a r ch o f a bot-l.
1 look o f ad miration wa» to be o f short George Allison cloaed hi» thoughts when he saw a man on a » o r r - l horse
r n„ „ , v m.,„
,
as young George Allison, with a suit-
"1 guess this will do men for to- duration.
An old
newspaper had with a sigh. ’ Poor kid. wish I knew
riding like mad dow n the stre>i. Al-
bidder for cash
ir° i
An
old ne
caa in one hand and his instrument nigh«.’ ’ he muttered to himself a*
I lison watched the rider on the foam - tU|l hw‘t bidder, for cash.
gra d“ r-
blown right across the road in front ¡what became o f h e r ? ’ ’
. -
.
fh
sud- 1 fr e8n° « and o th e r
machinery, i,n
case In the other, stepped from a he hailed in front o f a resp-ctab lt-
o f Ginger as he neared the house.!
Ry ,j,e time Allison had finished d ec k ed horse a* he came to u au‘ H
.
c e ntemher H t h
iu --
westbound train in a western city id appearing building
with t h ' sign. The spirited horse gave a ai As ways j bis reverie o f the past the barber d* n halt alm ost at his very feet. He j
,
W y o m in g
L odgin g and
Meals
by Day o r
leap at the sight o f the paper. The ' had fin ishtd th - shave.
A thought saw , h ** rld er. a boy of about eight- !
'
nn’ H i r o - t t R
t
si , " U
With a wistful, anxious look on W e - k . ’ * ab ove the door,
sudden shifting o f his weight was came to Allison while he was paying ’’*‘n •
v,'ar8' qu ick ly
dismount
and 1 .
p L jr G rounds south o f ^Medf
his face, he hesitated a moment look-
Young Allison paid for a night's
too much for the light la dles’ stir- the barber to feel him out as to the da!<h madly up a night
o f stairs.
n n i ’ VTV r n r i i T
ing first to the right and then to the lodging in advance and was shown
rup
It had given away, throw in g 1 medical situation In the town, so he W hile he stood
there
w o n d e r in g '
le't as if he was unacquainted with to his room by the old landlord, who
htm to the side o f the plunging an­ asked the question, " H o w many doc­ what it was all about and l o o k i n g --------
bfs surroundings.
had ••• t h e appearance and marking
at the horse the boy had ridden, th •
imal
The suddenness o f it all and tors are there in this t o w n ? "
With the critical eye o f the pro- o f a typical westerner,
wornout anim al gave a heart-rend­
the handicap o f the broken stirrup
The ba rber looked at Allison with
fessfonal man he quic kly scanneo J Rem oving his hat, coat and vest
prevened him from
regaining his a slight grin on his face as he an­ ing groan and dropped d»pd in Its
the panarama o f th e typical west-! the young man threw him self upon
G eorge A llison's past ex­
balance and be was throw n to the swered. " T w o — one horse doctor and tracks.
erti city, and in a moment he
was j the bed with the exclamation, “ Lord.
perience and k n ow led ge o f horses
dusty road.
one family d o c t o r — that is. If you !
- but I am tired!
This bed sura feels
told him in no uncertain language
He remembered how sheepish he can call Green a d o c to r .”
a
A
/ * » | f * ~ | f~ ~ |-*\ K' ,<>d ’ and in a moment
he was
that the horse had been fairly ridden
felt as he rose to his feet and saw
" A n v s u r g e o n s ? ” again asked Al-
I
• *
asl ep
And as he lay the,
to death.
Ginger racing back to the barn, and ! lison.
---------------------------------------------------------------upon the bed, his pale face toward
( T o be Continued Next W e e k !
" W e l l — Green claims -to be a sur­
WANTED
the celling, k was plain to see that the look o f in dignation and disap­
pointment on th e face o f Ju n e Daily. geon, but I’ ll be hanged for a horse-
--------------------------------------------------------------I his weariness was more o f the mind
.Mrs. Elbert Glass and daughter
WANTED-— SOU people to buy d*U-1 than the body.
He rem em bered how he tried t<> thief if I think he Is. Chet W il son
Central Point Wocd Yard
are m ovin g to tow n « o as to send
cious food at th” Civic- Club c o o k ­
It was nearly dark when G eorge explain to her how It happened, for got shot in the leg the oth er day in her daughter to the Central Point
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ed food sale Sept, l x , at the public Allison aw oke from his
much-re­ he knew she did not understand, but a gun-fig ht in the Spread Eagle sa ­ high school.
library.
she would not listen to him.
He loon, and Dr. Green let the poor
freshing sleep.
“ Keel better,” he said as he rub­ could still hear her fiery w ords as devil bleed to death while he was
W A N T E D — Song book called ’ 'Peace
bed hia hands over
his
week-old she said: "G e o r g e Allison, I am sur­ probing for the bullet. If Dr. Green
Purity and Power, No. 1”
con ­
growth o f whiskers, " a n d could I prised at you. Of all the horses you is a surgeon then I am a ring-tailed
taining the song " N o t Mine Own.
do with a shave? Guess I ’ ll g o look have broken for Dad— and to think ja ck a ss."
or H* Paid Such a Price For M*-.’
up a barber "
Suiting th e words you w ould let Ginger pile you in the
Allison did not press the barber
T H E C O F F E E SHOP is addin g more cou n ter »pace and will serve
Will pay $2.00 for book. If you
I am surprised and I ’ m disap­ with any m ore questions.
with action he put on a fresh suit dirt.
He felt
have It. write to me. Jam»* Me
o f clothes and sauntered forth In pointed in you. So far as I am c o n ­ he had gained all the in form atio n
Dowell, Central Point, Oregon
search o f a ba rber shop. He did not cerned, you are through with th e that was necessary-
“ I n>ay have
Middle aged widow wants work in have t o g o far before he caught sight Bar Q.”
a chance h ere," he said to him self
A RACE
for
LIFE
By ARCHIE PARKER
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FOR SAI F
Green Pine
Slab Wood
I CZ.LJ
$2.25 Load
Coffee Shop Expands
Lunches for School Children and Students
resurl raring for cabins or h»lp in of the familiar red and blue st rip ­
office W rite Box 15. care o f the ed barber pole that designated his
American, Central Point.
destination, and soon he had bis six
feet at brawn stretched full length
W A N T E D — Tractor
work
reason­ in the chair.
able price, or will exchange work
"Stranger in this part o f the c ou n ­
for livestock o r machinery. Call t r y ? " asked the barber.
at The American offic e for infor-
" W e l l — yes. I have never been in
n^atfn.
4t
"h is part o f W y om in g b e fo r e ,” Alli­
W A N T E D W eld ing
work
o f all son replied in a very subdued tone
beneath
a pile o f
kinds. If we c an ’t fix it. It coat* o f vole» from
you nothing.
Metal Kraft Shop, steaming hot towels.
"E astern part, I p r e s u m e ? " again
20» West Main, Medford
Our
slogan Is: "IK Mac can't weld it, A k e d the barber.
"Y es, eastern pa rt," answered A l­
throw It a w a y ."
Show cases and
lison, as his thoughts wandered back
store fixtures.
nine year» in the past when he was
W A N T E D — Am bitious students
for working on the Bar Q ranch as th»
resident and home study courses top wrangler.
In business training
that turn
The barber did hot ask any more
spare time into earning lime. Med­ questions.
Hut Allison ’s
thoughts
ford Business College. OWN.
kept reralling the time on the Bar
<i
How well
he rem embered the
IXlit SALK
day old Itob Daily, the ow ner o f the
R EP RES ENT ATI V K W A NT KI »— to Bar Q ranch, had told him he was
look after our magazine subscrip­ goin g to make him his t o p hand. He
tion Intrests In Central Point and remembered how proud he was when
vicinity. Our plan enables you to June Daily, old B o b ’s daughter, cam»
secure a good part o f the hun­ down to the bunk-house and taking
dreds o f dollars spent In this vici­ Ills hand in her’s exclaim ed; "Oh,
I
nity each fall and winter for George, I am so proud of y ou !
magazines.
. Oldest agency in U. knew Dad was going to make you
S. Guaranteed lowest rates on all top-hand, and I know you will make
periodicals, domestic, and foreign. g o o d ! ”
Allison remembered how hard he
Instructions and equipment free.
Start a grow in g and permanent had tried to make good on thp Bar
business In whole or spare time. (). but with a sickening f< eling in
Address M OOHB-COTTRELL, In-. his heart he also remembered the
Wayland Hoad, North Cohocton, day lie had fallen from grace in the
Ji. Y.
eye* o f June Dally. It was a bright
crisp morning on th e tenth o f May.
LOVK’H t ’HKD C A R
June Daily had asked hint lo go to
BA RG AIN LOT
the barn and bring Ginger, her sor-
’ .1C Model Wlllys Sedan
$4 25
’ 31 Ford pickup, new rubber.. $225
’ 3» Ford For d or Sedan
__ $21h
’ 3« Ford Roadster
$175
Ml Chevrolet Coupe
$24»
Ml Chevrolet 2-door Sedan
$195
Ml Chevrolet Truck, dual
wheel» and dolly, good
rutfber
................. ............ $265
M» Ford Sedan
................. $ 05
l.ois o f cheap transportation
at $50 and up.
with
1704 North Riverside
KUK S A L E — Tucson cling peaches
now ripe Bring your containers.
Victor Hursell, on Central Polnt-
Jacksonvllle highway
KOR SAI.K
D»l,aval cr»*nm separa­
tor No. 12, m otor driven, 110-gal
gas tank and pump. $25.
K C.
Richm ond. Phone l l - X X X - 1
KOR SA LK
Dodge truik
logging
trailer,
Kord
truck,
Chevrolet
truck, c id e r preas. hay chopper,
4-wheel trailer, 7-foot drag saw.
crosscut
saw.
furniture,
milk
goats. Inquire at Mary Mee hnnu
or phone 104.
KOR S A L E — 10 acr.-< i i ' s r elty lim­
its o f M edford. Irrigated, on gra­
velled road, good soil Klve-room
bouse, family orchard, city wat r
avatahle.
Kur a short time only.
$2,000, terms, or would consider
trading for larger place
L (].
P i c k 'l l . 1« South Bartlett
KOR S A L K
Half-gallon fruit jars
tw o sm all round tables with Iron
legs, one large round table with
Iron lets.
one c o f fe e urn.
one
heater, c om bina tion wood o r coal
and varloua oth er articles Damon
Cafe.
KOR S A L E Small, paying bustnee
In Medford Anyone interest d call
at this o f f ic e or phone 6*1 Cen­
tral Point a fter six o'clock
SE E the T r a d e Mart for harealn* in
used beds and stoves Swap and
sh op at T H E T R A D E M ART U
3 Front. M edford
MORSE SHOIU
and RODEO
PORTLAND, OREGON
October 2 to 10
" W e l l , " thought Allison, as the
barber gave him the finishing tou ch ­
es to the shave, " I t has been nine
years since I left the Bar Q ranch
in Eastern W yomin g.
One year fir ­
ing on the New York Central rail­
road. three years studying for an
M D., two years study in surgery
and two years constant practice as
assistant dem onsra or in anatom y at
the Fairview Medical college
anil
A GOOD M E A L at 15c o r 20.
PERMANENTS
Geo. Hayes, Manager
33.00 and up.
Mahaska Olive Oil Sham poo and
Dry F in ger W ave
$ 1.00
Plain Dry F in ger W ave .........50c
Plain W et W a ve
..................... 3f\c
Fancy W a ves .......................75c up
Man ic ures
............................
BVC up
Tint-O-RInse for your
Hair
25c
Plain W et W aves for Sch ool Girls
25«
This sh op carries
Gypsy Lure Cosmetics
CENTRAL POINT
BEAUTY SALON
Phone Central Point, 2.3 f o r
appoin tm ent
J E N N IE H. SKXTON
Hairdresser
| BACK
J
IVK H A V E A
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Complete Assortment of School Supplies
Including
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PENS, PEN CILS. R l ’ L E K S , INK, C R AY O I.AS . W A T E R COLORS
T A B L E T S , DI MMED R K IN FO R t EM ENTS, P E N C IL I.EADS
G L I K , P A S T E A N D S P I R A L NOTFItOOKS.
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Specials For Sat. & Mon. Sept.
Fountain Pens
Pencil Tablets
fores -
nu lines
E. C- FABER
Hard
FROM SP RIN G LAMIIS
l >llt!
H ark 'd
2 for
S hop
Ready for School? ¡1
*
Try this Store for
_
25
Pound
GROt F R Y
Faber's
>1 \I!K FT
Phone 2 » f
LEATHER SHOES and OXFORDS
BALL BAND TENNIS SHOES
Come and see us for your
8
T h ey a re b e tte r
LUMBER NEEDS
DRESSED or ROUGH LUMBER
MILLWORK, SUGAR PINE SHINGLES
Cash & C a rry
Central Point Planing Mill
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4 Blocks North on Hiway
Your Electrical System May Be At Fault
•
I" your ear doesn't run as fast as It did o r If it
is
hard
to
start, buck» at low speeds or cuts o u t at high speeds, in all probabi­
lity your electrical system may b > at fault.
We
are
equipped
to
clearly diagnose the trouble and fix it for you at th» minimum ex­
pense
The scientific Instruments that we use in dia gnosing m otor
ROBOT 2 >«u
DOES
H oW OO I K N O W
ear tr oubles insure this.
COLLINS DAIRY
Leg of Ham
NOTEBOOKS
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PEP and POWER GONE?
I A B G I E f tlM lU H LISTS
tom
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MEN’S
FRE SH
R O Y A L ( ' L l It
All Flavors
T R O P H Y IiOOHE L E A F
■ h E
I,A R G E
Gelatine Dessert
IlL ACK * W H I T E
Reg. lite Seller
I t Shews In One
Pet Steok,Wild life,
Monufoctured and I
lend Products, 4 M I
C lu b end Smith
Hughes Vocational Education Work,
else Horse Show end Indoor Rodeo.
Frankfurters
EXTRA
G. M. MORRIS
•**•••••♦••• • » cecca:.®::«
11 & 13
Pound
Please d o not think
am a skunk because I st opped deliverin g
your ice last Tuesday.
Cnforseen condition s have m ade it im possible lor me to do
otherwise.
Yon can now buy ice at D a m on ’s.
Cash will be appreciated as the overhead
in v o l v 'd
in the
handling o f ice in this manner is som ewhat higher.
I thank you for the business you have given me this su mm er.
It has been a pleasure to deliver iee to you.
I am,
Y ours with gratitude.
»C C M JO Ü K
•»orb.Doflt.Poul-'r,
SCHOOL
Notice to my Ice Customers
j
11 ocre« under ene
roof fa h ib itt ef
pure bred U v e
to
GOOD G t A L l T Y
£ar *>*
CL
At From 5e Up
Ü
He answered her in a mild but d e­
termined voice: “ Yes, Miss Daily,
I am th iou gh with the Bar Q and
the West.
You to l d me you knew
1 would make g ood, so make good
I will.
If I c a n ’t make g o o d here I
will in som e oth er place and in some
oth er w a y ."
He rem em bered
her
bitter laugh as she said: " W h e n you
do, Mr. Allison, com e back and I ’ ll
look you over— g ood by ."
WHIN I F\ ON A FOREIGN
BROADCAST ?
ASSOCIATED SERVICE
WAVE.
BAND b E L E C TO R - I T S
DUCK S O U P f
L. C. G R IM E S
Grade A raa and Pasteurised
Milk A Cream
USE THE
0OBOT DIAL AND
"C lea n lln *»»’ ’ our Motto
• pen lor Inspection at all times
Joe Collins, Prop.
Central Point Hardware
1,1 N t'H
ltA «*K K Ts^—W ith o r w lth o n t
T h erm m
H ts llc
l \ » g i h on i H i l k l m
Ham, 2!bs. 25c
Ijulliin I h i f M ’ , lb .
¿ V
EMIL’S MARKET
» K t W. Main
Mtslfotsl
\<»W
IS T H R T IM K TI* K F -K O O F
bring* you World wid* reception . . Europa . .
South Amanca . . th* Oriant . . on monay back guar-
ant** Select th* medal for your requirements • priced
from $19.95 up at
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