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About The Central Point American. (Central Point, Or.) 1936-195? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1937)
PAGE p o n t I R I M D A Y , O C T O B E R 21 , m s 7 - « - — ----------------- - „ . ------ - C E N T R A L PO INT AMERIC AN C E N T R A L POINT, OREGON LOCALS Born to Mr and .'Ira. H. B. Ayer* o f Central Point a baby girl at thc- Sacred Heart Hospital at Medford Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. Gondcrm au who have been living on th<dr daughter* ranch near Eagle Point thia Hu m mer, have recently moved back to their ranch near Central Point. The Flower* and Johnson Real Estate Agency o f Medford have re cently «old the W a gn er ranch to W. J. Gebhard. The ranch joins Mr. G ebhard’s orchard on the north and east. C L. Perkins, optom etrist, form er ly o f Portland, has taken over th* practice o f the late E. D. Elwood. Dr. Perkins is qualified to give the most modern eye service 135 if. Central Ave, Medford The senior young peoples class >f the Christian church will hold a hallowe'en barn par.ty at the hom o f the hom e o f Mr and Mrs Chat Klde, everyone is expected to wea their old clothe*. Men's Blanket lined coats— $1.89 — The Men's Shop. Master Jimmie LeRoy Ross was up town taking In the sights W e d nesday afternoon. The Yellow Cab, Medford, mak s special rate* o f $1 between Medford and Central Point We are sorry but the mix-tip in the Associated Service Ad last week was the entire fault o f this office. Mr. and Mrs F. F. Gerber ha\> moved Into one o f the Valandra cot tage* and expect to make their hom there for several months Mr. Jack Southwell of Oakland is visiting friends in Central point for a couple of weeks. Vlrs. Charles Estes of Crescent City visited at the Schell home re cently. Mrs. Schell who is sick would hi ve returned hom e with Mrs. Es tes |f she had been abl°. l i p Ethel Hoiaington of Portland who h:n been a house geu o f l.. i s'ster, Mrs. Viola I.aiapman for the past two weeks left this morning #m her heme. Mr*. Hoiaington was ac companied by her sister Mrs. De- 1 Veny o f St. Louis, .Missouri who j spent the summer with her sister, 1 Mrs. Lampman. Both sisters plan on making another visit soon. Mrs. De Veny expects to return next fall and spend the winter here, left Monday for Ashland and were overnight guest* at the home o f Mr. | and Mrs. Victor Noel. They continu ed on to their home Tuesday m o r n ing Men's Bib overall* at a low price — 79c— The Men’s Shop. Mrs. A. J. Moore o f Pulluyap, Wa. arrived Friday evening for a few days visit with his brother, Mr. Moore and wife o f the Nip and Sip. Sunday they motored to Crater Lake but were unable to see the l^uke on account of the fog. Mr. and Mrs Marlin and Norma Jean o f Graeagle who have b c e n .v i- wltlng their parents tor several days LODGE DIRECTORY R B BEK AH S Mt. Pitt Lodge No. 167 Meet« l*t and 3rd Wednesday I.O.O.F. Hall Clara Vincent, Noble Grand Minnie Ruckles, Secy. C L A S S IF IE D W A N TE D I mous Deschute potatoes returniug Mr Mayfield and oth er party pur Mrs V M Barto o f Gold Hill call home. ed on Mrs. Margaret Hubbard Tiles Mr and Mrs Loren Tucker o f La home Tuesda) He visited H ow ard chased 26,000 acres in British Co- day afternoon and they attended tb Grande are vl iting at the home o i i May Reid and the 'ollow tn g item will ihow at the Crateriau. \,r. and Mr«. P D. Lofia ud and also i„ of • >'■- " e-nds li-r" A new stock Girl'* O xfords 11* t o ! with Mrs. Tucker's parent* o f Grants 2»— $ 1 1 9 The Men'» Shop j Pass. Mr. Landon who wa* operated on Mr. and Mrs. J. H Rohl received at the C om m unity Hospital about j the sad news of the death o f Mrs. ten days ago Is im provin g and it is ‘ R o h l’« sister, Mrs. Sarah Richardson hoped that he will h able to r -- j at Kelso. Washington. Mr. Rohl left turn home the last of the week to attend the funeral. He returned Mrs. Landon'8 sister, Mrs. Com stock home Tuesday. from Spangle Washington arrived Mr E C. Faber left Monday for i;.»t nigii’ r ,i v j ' •... Land' Redm ond after a load of thos«* fa- for regular and soft fine hair, while it lasts for Get Our Prices; Ä § JE » ft ♦ ♦ ♦ 1 On Soli Sulphur and Horse Head Lime before veu buy. AI.SO A CO M PLE TE LINE OF F IE L D NEEDS AND CASE FAR M M ACH IN ERY Finley Implement Co. FOR S A L E rine wood. $1 76 x t h r by the load, delivered. P 1> || Lolland. 3t $3.69 STONE’S DRUG STORE This o f f e r is g o o d un til the first o f N ov. I ♦ «■■■■BJaiaiaiaaiM aasiiuaaaa<aa¿$ak3iiuki Specials for Sat. & Mon. Oct. 23 &. 2L 5 H oney ap|K>intmcnt .IHNXIE H. HKXTOX H iU rdriM fr S h o r t e n in g IT 'S H K K K FROM EASTERN OREGON 4-lb. pail 35 2 combs Listen In 49 j - REST Q U A LITY Another Associated Service Finley Implement Co. (k't o u r price* on all tillage tool* b e fo r e you buy. Rem em ber u e handle Feed*, Seed* FVmtHirer*. & With Colors Flying For six years you have labored for a better City— With a “ Mountain Spring” in every home, you will have gained a most worthy Achievement. E.C-FABER t h e MEN S S h o p Y es, W e N eed M e d fo r d W a te r ft E verrendy P reetono Arvlu Car Heater* Firestone Tire* and Matterie* ASSOCIATED Service Station L. C. Grimes n 49 B e e f L iv e r 10 POI ND SACK I'K BOX ES— E rodi •a c : 45 Delicious Apples n 2 pounds Deschutes Spuds THE VERY 50-lb. sack - 95c ¡ Box . . . 6 9 c 100-lb. sack - $1.85 ■ We Invite You to Serve Yourself- GROCBRY Faber’s MARKET Phone 201 M We, the Undersigned Merchants and Business Men o f Central Point Wish to Express Our Appre ciation of the Good Work tor the Welfare of Our the Past Six Years Under Its Present Manage ment, and also Our Wish For The Future Success of the Paper and IP s Publishers: Faber’s Grocery & Market L. Hatfield Sonoma Valley Cheese Factory Pendleton & Patterson Associated Service Station Jack’s Shell Station Stone’s Drug Store PREWAY Hotel Valandra James McDowell Finley Implement Co. Oil Burning HEATERS to M a tin th e h om e Damon Cafe Bike Shop Central Point Hardware Love’s Barber Shop Edward W. Jones Rawleigh Agent Ross & Ross I. D. Lewis Owing’s Service Station Faber’s Feed Store Milton’s Woodyard Roy Jones PLANER BLOCKS $4.75 load More Heat with Le»* Fuel Alexander Hdwe. & Imp. Co. Central Point Hardware Central Point Beauty Salon Long's Second Hand Store Central Point Planing Mill Central Point Wood Yard We also handle SPARK Heater» Tel. 38 3 ^ H O IN APPRECIATION- - - Lees’ Garage See the NEW "I * ■ BEST Central Point Auto Wrecking HUMIDIFIED HEAT $4.00 load * Stock C|R< I L A T E Mail R A D I A T E Dry Slabs H GOOD Q U ALITY City Accomplished B y i(The American99 During Don t Say Bread SA Y - a * « C 2 Pounds a a M in c e M eat J ( ^cc^te Cherries -lh. ! 17 c 5 Pound 49 V3. Stanford KMED Saturday, 2 P. M. c Flapjack Flour Washington 5 B e e f R oast ! Swans Down 2 pks. W A N T E D — A girl for general hour»» work, steady, references required Leave answer at this office, Box 203. FOR SA LE— A pp l-s Different varie ties. Also good red Bennett w in d falls. Oebhard's 4s mile north Bear Creek Bridge. Masks, Crepe Paper, Plates, Napkins, etc. C A K E FL O l’ R Cake Plate Free with PIANOS— W m must sell these piano* to make room for new slock. G ood | used pianos. All at rock bottom prices. C om e early. Easy term*. Hawley Transfer, 118 N. River-] side, Medford FO R SALK $4.00 Hollywave $4.50 Redwood Oil NEW FUEL FREEDOM! WELDIN G — Electric and Aecytlene, wrought and ornamental iron, gifts and novelties, gnttery. Metal Krafl Shop. 20 » W . Main. Med. W A N T E D — Ambitious students f< resident and home study courses tn business training that turn spare time into earning time. Med ford Business College. GWN. HALLOWEEN ! CENTRAL POINT SALON II BEAUTY Plion«* (Y ntrnl Point, for A W AN TED — Ironing or plain sewing Eva Wrig ht, 4 hlocks norih Fire Hall 1 — 21. I Take things you d o n ’ t need to 15 S. , Front, Medford and get cash or liberal trade The T R A D E M ART I >. i ♦ stocked Ha l/o we 'en ♦ P E R M A N E N T CO M PLE TE A A I New shipment will raise in p r i c e ; ' ♦ ...................................... W A N TE D — 26 or 30 Turkey picker* I at once. R. C. Humphrey, Central Point. : lumbia which is already with cattle and equipment. Çongralations From Geo. A . Hunt Theatres, Medford M