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PAGE FOUR
C K M T U L POINT
Mr. George Fox is improving and
able to be down town again.
A n U C A I
THURSDAY. MARCH
CR NT H AL CO W T. OREO O S
SIX YEARS AGO
THIS WEEK
Prospect P.T.A. to
Interesting Items
Present “ Fifty-fifty’'
From Old Paper
BEFORE THE MIRROR
An habitual celebrant c r e p t
stealthily into his house one night
but despite his caution, he fell and
broke the empty bottle he was
carrying in his hip pocket. He was
sufficiently lucid to realize that first
aid should be applied to the cuts
which resulted, and accordingly
backed up to a mirror and applied a
generous dressing of adhesive tape.
As his wife showed no signs of
having been awakened, he was no
little astonished when she rousca
him next morning with. "So you
came home drunk again last night."
"Why. my dear, what in the world
gave you that idea?"
"If you were sober, will you
please explain how the adhes've tnpe
got all over the mirror?”
Mr and Mrs. Lovell and daughter
At the basketball tournament in
A hilarious three act comedy
Virginia of Medford attended the
The following item« were taken Ashland, Central Point won four
oyster supper with
Mrs
Lovell’s Fifty-fifty" will be presented by from the columns of the Central games and lost three Arago won
sister. Mrs Moore.
the Prospect unit of P.T.A. at the Point Herald, published May 3, 1906. the championship with Riverton sec­
Medford Junior high school build­ The first two items were taken from
Miss Margaret Finley, daughter ing Friday March 25. 8:00 P.M. un­ the fifteen year ago column and re­ ond and Chiloquin third.
C. P. Talent filed for sheriff.
of Mr. and Mrs Clem Finley had der the sponsorship of the Jackson
fer to happenings in 1891.
Oregon State college band gave a
the misfortune to slip on a wot County council of P.T.A. Proceeds
A May day bail is being advertis- I short concert at the Central Point
board going into the collar and fell from this presentation will be used
ed, the floor managers named are nigh school.
Mrs. J A. Hughes, daughter Wini­ and cut a deep gash Just below the to carry on their welfare project.
Lou Hale, Geo. Bloomer, ( has. Rip-
Harl weather halt» attendance at
fred and son Cal of Uunsmuir and knee. The doctor was forced to put
The cast of the play is under the
tHe> local Grange meet.
Mrs Mary Coker of Medford were her leg in splints and she will be in capable direction of Ruth Wilson pey and J. C Hall
LoM On Tuesday evening about
Krneat Hostel, member of the
week end guests of Mrs. Lettie Gre­ bed for two weeks.
and is as follows: ‘ Henry Brown", 50 lbs. of bacon
The
party
will
c
ra(er
Lake park staff, returned
gory and daughter Lysle.
Howard Aarant; "Paul Green" John please return und get the balance. | Tuesday from Roseburg and Grants
A boy riding a bicycle run Into
Phipps; "Patrick O'Malley” , Floyd C. Jef.ers was warm enough to fry
The friends of Mrs. Bert Hedg- little Delores Cox knocking out some
Pass where he spoke briefly on wild
Dole;
"Mrs. Padge", Florence the bacon when he discovered the
peth will be pleased to know that of her baby teeth, also some per­
life In the Crater Lake Park.
Smith: "Sopha Bland", Alta Sehrae- loss and says that the thief is not
Mr. Hedgpeth received word from manent ones the first of the week.
W. R. Glass and family moved in­
der; Miriam Rickey is "May Dexter” mor than a thousand miles from
her that her doctotr stated that h
to the Bert Duncan home on Luurel
Geneive
Gray
Is
"Mrs.
Hawley”
,
Har­
here.
Supt. H P Jewett gave a talk on
could see no reason for an opera­
and Third streets.
ry Goode is "Smudge” , Marjorie
A regular meeting of the Black­
tion and that she would recover the early history of education at the
After the severe frost Tuesday
Phipp
is
"Josephine”
and
the
role
Talent's P.T.A. Dad's night Friday
smith and Woodworkers Association night and the awful pall of smudge
with treatments.
of cop is ably filled by Heston of Jackson county was .ield here in
evening.
smoke which hung over our valley
Grieve.
The Missionary Circle will meet
the town hall last Saturday evening. all day yesterday, the welcome rain
at the E. E. Scott home Friday.
Mr.
Grieve
is
a
nephew
of
Mis.
Dennis McGuire was awarded con­
Those present were: Jeffers and last night was glorious. Hurray for
Everyone ig welcome.
tract to continue as principal of the Guy Tex. Floyd Dole is a graduate Peart, F. A. Hawk and W. E. Price
our wonderful weather man (Twice
Gold Hill high school. Mr. McGuire of Central Point high school.
of Central Point:
Messrs. Wilson. in a While).
Mrs. Frank Cochran is Improving
Tickets are now on sale at Stones Boeck. Higgenbothen, Medford; Pat
was coach in the Central
Point
and Is now able to be up.
Drug Store.
high school a couple of years ago
Donegal) aud C. H. Basey, Jackson­
Mr. and Mrs. Mnnick and Ver-
ville; Marion High, Ira Reeder and
nice Humphrey went to the Tolo
Mr. A H. Ban well, manager of
Mr. Gale, Ashland.
district Sunday and returned with the Jackson County Chamber of
S. M. Neulon of Table Rock went
by Iris Hill
Wednesday, March 23, 1938
an armloads of lambtongues to de­ Commerce, received the sad news of
to Ashland Monday in the interests
The high school Girl Scouts of of the coming re-union of the old
corate the tables for the oyster the death of his father at Bristol,
There are 28 children here. Four
Central Point, the White Rose soldiers which will be held In Grants are out, this morning.
England March 1
supper.
Patrol, enjoyed a party at the skat­ Pass, June 18.
It rained all night. All the
Donald Richardson arrived last ing rink in Medford last Friday
At a meeting of the school board creeks are very high. There is
Wednesday for a few days visit with evening
Miss Laura
Pasterina,
the following teachers were elected water running in the fields.
his parents. He returned Sunday to troop captain, and Miss Melba Put_
Tomorrow is Miss Carlton’s birth­
for the coming year: Prof. A. J.
I. O. O. F 193
Eugene where he is attending the man. patrol advisor, accompanied
Noble Grand. C. E. Humphrey
day. We will write her a letter.
Hanby,
Principal;
Miss
Carrie
Mar­
University
the girl» who were: Maxine Ayers,
See. J. H. Vincent
We wish It would stop raining.
tin, 7th and 8th grades; Mrs. A. J.
Meets each Monday evening at Hall
Itis Hill, Faye Cassman, Adalene
Hanby, 5th and 6th grades;
Miss We want to play outside.
Visitors Weloome.
Charles Pheister, the veteran fire- Cassman, Nelda Ayers, Geneva Mil
Thursday, March 24. 1933
Elizabeth Gibson, 3rd and 4tli
place builder of Medford, has Just I lard, June Furry, Virginia Ricks,
R E BEK AH S
An angry bull ran after Vangie
grades; Miss Stella Purkeypile, pri­
completed a fireplace at the J. S. Vera Ayers, Marjorie Pierce and
Mt. Pttt Lodge No. 167
this morning.
Vangie was too
mary.
Richardson house. The face and Jnunita Holmer.
Meets 1st and 3rd Wednesday
A communication was received frightened to move.
mantle are constructed of sandstone
I O.O.F. Hall
Clyde Lees came along. He car-1
yesterday from Dr. C. R. Ray, gen­
taken from a quarry near the Ed­
Missionary Circle of the Christ­
Ina Amlck, Noble Grand
eral manager of the Condor Water ried Vangie to safety. He saved his I
dington place in Sams Valley and. ian church meets at the home of
Minnie Buckles Secy.
and Power company, asking for a llfa.
according to the 81-year-old builder Mrs. K. E. Scott on Friday March
franchise for constructing and opera­
of unique fireplaces, is one of tho 25. This is an invitation to all
ting an electric railway line on the
prettiest he has ever built.
ladies of the church to be present.
streets and alleys within the cor­
WANTED
The Missionary Circle of the
Pope, porate limits of Central Point. The
Chas. Horton and Leland
Federated Church are meeting this stockmen of Klamath county were matter will be taken up at the re­
JUST OPENED— My Heal Estate afternoon at the Ayres home. After | in the valley last week buying cows, gular council meeting next week.—
GROCERY
Office. I want your listings. W the regular meeting there will be a
Things are beginning to go some in
M. A. Bowman of Merrill, Oregon this bailiwick, thank you.
C. McGlasson, 1713 North River party in honor of Grandma Grimes'
was in Central Point Monday. Mr.
side, Berrydale Addition.
23-21* birthday.
Carpenters are engaged this week
Bowman deals in real esate and had repairing and improving the opera
WANTED— Ambitious students for
250 cattle held in the stock yards a customer for a small improved house. The front will be finished
residence and home study coureB waiting to be shipped to Bodin and acreage preferably near Central
Pilone
and the entire structure will be
In business training that turn Clark in Portland pushed over one Point.
painted. Central Point is a good
spare time into earning time side of the yard this morning and
show town and the stage in the lo­
Medford Business College GWN.
scattered over the town. At first no
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Tolle visited cal play house ¡3 one the the largest
one knew who they belonged to. Mr. at the C. M. Merritt home last week.
and best In the county.
IF WANTING— to buy or sell real
LARGE SIZE
Maust called up the various stock The Tolle'g were Merrill Pioneer's
estate. See L. G. Plckel, Phone
dealers and Mr. Dick Rlchman was but are now living in Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Faber made
363, 16 8. Bartlett, Medford
soon busy rounding them up. It
a business trip to Salem Sunday re­
Mrs.
Jack
Tharp
received
word
FOR SALE— Hanson White Leghorn was reported to us that one cow
turning home Tuesday. They report
hatching eggs. B.W.D. Tested broke Its leg. Mr. Jack Tharp fol­ that her cousin Justin Muse was re­ that it rained all the way home.
cently married at West Plaines,
*2,75 Per 100. W. M. Tetberow, lowed the largest herd of cattle and
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Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Simmonds
headed them back toward the depot Missouri.
Phone 211, Centrsl Point.
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fJOOD QUALITY
and Norma Jean visited Mrs. Sim-
Charles Jantzer returned from a
FOR HALE
Little Donald Akers had the mis­
monds' parents Mr. and Mrs. O. H.
fortune to burn his hand badly on trip to Azalea Tuesday and reports Adams in Ashland Sunday.
FOR SALE 2 acres located in the stove Wednessday evening.
A that we have no snow or rain com­
Jacksonville in center of mining doctor from Medford was called and pared to Azalea.
Mervyn Gleason made a trip to
district. All cultivated, all kiuds dressed the burns and gave him
Mr. John Anderson made a busi­ Klamath Falls Tuesday. He reports
of fruit trees and berries. 4 room something to ease the pain so he
ness trip to Salem Sunday return­ 20 cars held up on Green Springs.
house, city
water, electricity. could sleep.
SLIGHTLY SALTED
TEI»
ing home Tuesday. He reports lots His car being one of them. He was
$850.00. $500.00 cash. L. G.
4
hours
going
from
Ashland
to
of
water
in
the
Willamette
valley.
Mrs Bertha Bursell's friends will
Plckel. Phone 365.
16 South
Much more than here.
Klamath Falls.
Bartlett, Medford.
2 4 - 2 t be sorry to hear that she 1» 111.
A large number turned out to
h^ar Rev. Harry Golding’s sterop-
tican message on the ‘‘Jews In
Palestine” which proved very in­
teresting and Instructive. He show­
ed In a very convincing way how
prophecy was being fulfilled.
LOW COST— LONG TIME
LOANS
WITH SPEED— COURTESY
ANI) SMALL PAYMENTS
That's what you get when you
come here for cash. You can get
up to $300 the day you apply for
a loan. No delays— no tedious
Investigations. Call, phone or
write . . TODAY!
FIRST GRADE
NEWS
GIRL SCOUT NOTES
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'M ,
OREGON FINANCE CO.
43 8. Central
Medford
Dead
Worthless
Animals
LODGE DIRECTORY
REM OVED
Phone C. P. 24-X-2
(Reverse Charges)
Southern Oregon
By-Products Co.
CLASSIFIED
Faber’s
M ARKET
’Quality Groceries at a Saving’
201
Petite Prunes
NO CEREAL
25
; 5-lb. Pkg.
s
H am burger
B room s
I
■ 4 Sewn
Boiling Meat
2 lbs.
C rackers
LOVES USED CAR SPECIALS
1937 Chrysler Royal I dr. sedan.
$785.00
1936 De8ota Coupe
$595.00
1930 Plymouth Coupe
$125.00
1930 Ford Rdster .............
$95 00
Will trade for livestock, farm
or what have you.
170 N Riverside, Medford
P*oiniAl!jS—XCi>«7s^SpecTaT^^^nf
Packard
$126.00.
In
fine
shape.
Only
FOR SALE- -Baby Chicks.
Rocks,
Reds aud Leghorns, 10c. Hamp-
shlres HV*c; »Marled chicks, 1
to 4 weeks, reduced. Hen egg cus­
tom hatching, 3c; turkey, 5c. Dis­
counts on custom hatching and
baby chirks in large quantities.
Tel. J03. 5 blocks east of Cheese
Factory. Central Point Hatchery.
Through an error last week it was
reported that Mr. Harvey Cassman
had purchased the Henry Voelkner
place. This place has been purchased
by Harry C. Chase, formerly of
Beall Lane, now living In Medford,
and his mother, Mrs. Sarah L. Chase.
The Cassmana have leased the place
and are now living there.
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The Keystone Class of the Christ­
ian church is holding a Kid Party
at the home of C. A. Etde on Friday
evening March 25. Each person at­
tending is asked to come attired ap­
propriately and bring a kid picture.
FOR SALK or TRADE— Wood range
sewing machine, small gas motor.
Mrs. Lindlev, at old
Southwell
house
l-t<
W e b a n d i« the
Best of Fuel
Body Fir
Slab*
Planer Blocks
Dry and Clean
Central Point Wood Yard
TeL
NOW O PEN
DESERT SWEET
ÎT
ARIZONA
FEATURING ROGl'E ICE CREAM
SANDWICHES — COLD DRINKS — TRAY SERVICE
Open I,afe ut Night
N. Riverside, Medford
J ill Itl
M il
JAINS FOR
SUM t
HEAL
i;t M
NOW -
Is the Time to prepare for
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SAFE DRIVING
j
«PEOPLE.
SUGAR CURED
!D
GOOD QUALITY AT A t
REAL SAVING
FOB S U E DRIVING— BUY EIRENTONE STANDARD TIRES!
$ 3 .5 0
« POSEN AND A CHOICE OF S
Corley Studio
(over Swem't)
Medford
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Associated Service Station j I
I tv Mi FORD Tl IH»lt
Reconditioned Motor
Good tires A Paint
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Davis Feed Store
RADIO REPAIR
i o n i » IV I.I \ | I-DOOI:
TO! Ill No SEDAN
Reconditioned Motor
94 4.VO»
SERVICE
N a tion a l U n ion T u b e s
Gates Used Cars
Sandy Richardson
H AROM I TREAT
U sed C a r M an ager
M ed ford
* * * * * .a** * * * * ;• a:»"« ¡»a »
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L. C. Grimes
* MM« FORD Del I \K r o t PE
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Less than 10,000 Miles
9
Just Like New
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la w
2C
Pound
JtJ© 000«W «K ******Jsnor**> ...........» . .
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17 c
Pound
Our regular $5 and $6 a dozen 4x6 photo­
graphs are offered to you at a special
graduation price of
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Seniors!
The safest tire you cun buy. Eor th e«' tire» have the fmnou» ■
Firestone feature* o f Cunt-Dipping, that protect against blow- !
oui» , the selenitic trend protects against skidding.
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Firestone Standard Tires |
USED CARS
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Banana Squash
25
Dozen
Don’t take chance with smooth, worn-out ■
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Tires. Equip your car with
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13-31*
FOR SALE-—Itoysenberry, the fin­
est vine berry ever Introduced.
Quality, yield and as commercial
canner and barreling berry. My
planting la from original stock
Ntate inspected
1 for 25#. 6 for
60# II for $1 00, 50 for $3 50.
100 for $6 00. 1000 for $40.00
ellvered.
F. K Hall, Rog'i
River, Oregon
10-4t
Grape Fruit
a ■
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a
3
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Bacon Squares
19
UAe C O F F E E POT
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HIGH QUALITY REEF
35
2-lb. Pkg.
19 c
2 lbs.
Phon« 7$
Centrsl Point
DEAFNESS
Monotone AUDKT.E for rt««r and
distinct hearing. ______
Sonotone
PERI*KPTRON
fo r
those who thought their haartug
problem was hopeleaa
Sonotone Group Equipment
for
Churches.
Schools
and
Audi­
toriums
F r e e D e m o n s tr a tio n «
W r it e f o r B o o k le t
SO N O TO N E-PO RTLA N D CO
321 r a ilin g Bldg
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FERTILIZER* — POULTRY SI PPLIKM
CONVENIENT DRIVE-IN SERVICE
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