CENTRAL POINT
iM U U C A .1
TH U R SD AY,
CSNTRAL POINT. OREGON
The fire department was c a lle d * !
The Griffin Creek Grange will
lout for a flue at Mrs Mae Jacobs ; «
hold a Festival in their hall on the Scotts Entertain
¡place Sunday evening. No damage I j
evening of December 11. There will
With Annual Dinner was done.
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1 be a floor show, booths, music and
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Ur and Mr*. Hurkboltt entertain- 1 plenty of entertainment for all. No.
Mr. Ed Vincent, local mail carrier, g
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Day of Port­
*d with a dinner party Mr. and Mn>. ¡admission will be charged and every­
says that he will appreciate v e r y '«
land
and
Mr.
and
Mra.
W.
R.
John­
J. W Bldoi and Mice Rose Jones one Is invited A door prise will bo
son of Grants Pass were recent much If patrons during the Christ - 1 ■
recently
given.
guests at the E. E Scotts, the C. G. mas rush will keep stamps on hand 5
and have letters and packages ready ■
Hhep for Cbrlatmae gift« at home
Mrs. Idu Henderson Is congratu­ Duncans and Jesse Hamricks, all of
I for mailing.
Mr. Vincent
always ■
whom
are
relatives.
before going out of town to bay- lated on being the lucky owner « 1
The annual oyster dinner of these has stamps with him for th con- ^
There are many thlnga that we must the beautiful hope chest and Its con­
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families was enjoyed in the C. G vience of the public.
go to Medford for but let us be loyal tents.
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Duncan home Sunday, November 28.1
to our own town and be sure that
Mrs. Gene Blackford entertained «
The members of the Central
we can do better elsewhere b'forc
a number o f guest* at her home ■
Point Health Unit will meet with
The Ladies Aid of the Federated with an alumium dinner Tuesday I ®
buying out of town.
Mrs. E. R. Driver Saturday and sew church met Thursday afternoon to evening.
£
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for the Clinic.
tie a quilt for the Duncan Orphan­
age, In Alabama.
Mrs. Louise
LODGE D IR E C T O R Y
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunn and Mr. Grimes and Mrs. S. D. Hill served
Bobnert attended a family reunion tea. honoring Mrs. Florence Rich-
L O. O P. 19S
Central Point
Noble Qrand. C. B Humphrey
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. ardg of Cer(* f California, who is
8co. J. B. Vincent
Dunn Thanksgiving.
About
25 visiting her mother, Mrs. John Ham
MaeU each Monday eremag at Hall
members of the famil» were present- rick.
Visitors Welcome.
LOCALS
HhlBHKAHS
Mt. Pitt Lodge No. 167
Meets 1st and 3rd Wednesday
1 0 .O F Hall
Clara Vincent, Noble Grand
Minnie Buckles, Secy.
Ladies' linen bauderchlel's, fancy
Ladies of the Rebekah lodge held
embroidered, lot each at The
a successful tamale sale Thursday
Men's Shop.
at I. O. O. F. hall in connection with
a luncheon o f tamales, salad, pie
The Past Matrons Club of Nevita
and
coffee.
chapter met Wednesday afternoon it
the home of Mrs. J. C. Cook, 805
West 2nd St. Medford for a one
o'clock luncheon. About 20 m**m-
liers were present. This wad their
WANTED
Christmas party and they exchanged
gifts. The next meeting will b*
CLARA HAWLEY— Teacher of mo­ with Mrs. Leever January 19.
dern, popular piano. Phone 615,
Medford
The Men's Shop has very’ attrac­
CLASSIFIED
WHLDINO— Electric and Aecytlens,
wrought and ornamental iron,
gifta and novelties, pottery.
Metal Kraft Bbop. 209 W. Main.
Medford.
WANTED— Ambitious students for
resident and home study courses
to business training that turn
apare time into earning time. Med-
fard BualneMs College. OWN.
FOR .HARE
FOR SALHF—Gold fish, 10# npiec-.
Suitable for Christmas gifts. See
Mrs. George Fox.
CHRISTMAS PIANO SALE — We
ars effsrlng for a short time only,
free popular piano lessons ■wtta
each piauo sold.
Fine slightly
used bungalow pianos, at a tre­
mendous savings to you. Cotne see
us and be convinced. Small down
payment, easy terms.
Hawley
Transfer. 118 N. Riverside, -Med­
ford.
FOR HALlb— i-room house and bath.
In good condition, located on
paved street near high echool.
Renting $20.00 monthly. Price
$1800. $200 Cash down. Monthly
Payments. L. O. Picket, 16 S.
Bartlett, Phone 366. Medford. 8-2t
TAKE Secoud hand goods to the
Trade Mart. Get cash or liberal
trade. We swap— 15 South Front,
Medford.
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Dry Slabs
$4.00 load
PLANER BLO CKS
$4.75 load
Centrai P eint W ood Yard
Tri
Try an A d in
R O O F P A IN T
SH IN G LES
Alexander Hardware
&
Implement Co.
B A R N E Y ’S C A F E
Steak«, Chops, Chili,
Potatoes
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U. S. No. 2— Extra Quality
- 2 'S
50-lb. sacks
FLOUR
PICN ICS
KITCHEN QUEEN
Hard Wlu-at— Guaranteed
.69
49-lb. sack
3 5
*
SUGAR CURED
Pound
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- 2 1 /
B eef R oast
See Our
2 5
From Host Quality Meat
Pound
t SEWN
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No Cereal— All Meat
2 pounds
B A R G A IN S
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GROCERY
LIND LIN O L E U M
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MARKET ■
Phone 201
SH O P
IN LAID LIN OLEUM
V A R I) GOODS
jjj
HUGH
V E N E T IA N BLIN D S
Phone 010
237 W. Main St.
Medford
DRESSMAKING
RE-STYLING
REPAIRING
I Mr. Driver:
Pies
* Does your windshield wiper work properly? i
¡ J Don’t get caught in a storm and be blinded
with an ineffective or non-operating wiper. J
A properly operating windshield wiper is i
essential to your safety—it gives you clear
vision on stormy days.
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Medford
N E W B LAD ES IN S T A L L E D
Associated Service Station
L. C. G R I M E S
4
Berkshire Silk Hose
Bedroom Slippers
Christmas Special
H A N D K E R C H IE F S
The $1.98 Special on Permanent
Waves will be Continued
Through December
51 and 10i Assortments
A very generous bottle of
Shampoo will be given with all
Permanents for $5.00 aud up.
The very best solutions are
used, thus making a perfect
Xmas Gift.
C E N T R A L P O IN T
B E A U T Y SA L O N
I’ hone Central Point, lift for
appointment
JENNIE H. HEX TON
Halrtlrrawr
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MEN S SM op
FOR C H * • R IS T M A S G IV IN G
Mcdfovd
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«Seasonable Items
Hot Cakes
36 S. Riverside
6 for
ECONOMY—
and
E. E-Z aber
the
SOAP
P A G JUMBO BARS
13'
BROOMS
H am burger
1
35c
Faber’s
Come in
19 N. Bartlett
The American
10.17
For Christmas
2 pounds
The Domestic Shop
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Give Food Gifts
CANDY
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Children's
Fancy
handerchiefs.
5# each at The Men’s Shop.
The Golden Link class will meet
at the home of Mrs. Edward Jones
Friday aftenoon at 2 o ’clock. This
is a Christmas party and at this
time their gifts will be exchanged.
Everyone come and bring a small
tive new signs painted on the win­ g ift
dows adding much to the appear­
Mra. H. D. McCaskey plans to
ance of the store. The signs were
painted by Mr. Haynes who is now leave for San Francisco the 20th of
painting a new sign for Faber’s this month where she will join re­
latives and sail the 23th for Honlu-
Peed Store.
lu. She expects to be gone about
Mr. H- G. Ender from Ashland two months.
was In town Tuesday buying shakes
from Mr. E. C. Faber. Shakes a re
In great demand this wet weather.
R O O F IN G &
Mr. Faber says.
FOR BALE— Apple«, 25< a box.
PORTRAITS OF QUALITY
Bring your boxes. C. E. Smith,
Same as You would get In any city
Phone 36xx2
Except the price
Make your appointments early
FOR SALE— Fat geeae, 14 to 1«
ANDERS’ STUDIO
S-3t
pounds.
$1.50.
Inquire at this
office.
9-2t
MEAT
MARKET
DECEM BER
Christmas Gifts
Look over our big »took of
Christmas Gift
Suggestions
Electric W affle Irons, Toasters, Corn Pop­
pers, Silverware, Ovenware, Dishes, Cook­
ing Utensils, Tools, Pocket Knives, Flash­
lights, etc.
Com e in and make your selections Early
Cards, Stationery, Toys, Candy.
Decorative Material
Our Gifts nr«- Sure to Plcnse
STONE’S DRUG STORE
Central Point Hardware
We also handle SPARK Heaters
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