('EM 1 K A L PO INT rom Mrs. Mollie Holme» and Roy Jones were among those in Central Point to receive an invitation fiom Mi aud Mrs. Joseph Boswell of Los An­ geles, to the marriage of their dau­ Thomas Buck Is confined to his ghter Wyvette, to Mr. Aloysius Eweu bed at his home north of Bear Creek on Tuesday the 27 of Dectinber ai Mr Buck Is a World War veteran 12 o’clock noon at the home of Mrs. Henry Heryford at Williams, Calif. Mis» Arlene Thompson is working Mrs. Ewen was a former resident In a Woolworth store In San Raphael of Central Point and has many California. friends here. I LOCALS Reminding you of felt slippers— Fabers. Mr. and Mrs. Jaatine Muse of Kla­ math Falls visited Mr. Muse's uncle Mrs. L. H. Smith spent the day at Talent recently. with Mrs. Clara Karra Tuesday. This is the first time Mrs. Smith has Mr. John Rosa is completing a been in tow'u for a month. She has shop or den for himself, Mr. Rosa been forced to stay at borne since is a talented artist and paints many she hurt herself a number of weeks j signs and other pictures and it reai- ago, but is Improving slowly. ' |y will be more of a studio where he Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart and can paint. son of Boise Idaho, visited Mr. Mrs. C. C. Hall of Albany, who Stewart’s grandmother, Mrs. Nancy was called here by the death of her Wilson and other relative» in the sister-in-law, Mrs. Wilson is remain­ valley recently, leaving for his home ing for a short visit with friends. Wednesday. Mr. Stewart is a Kov Mr. Hall, owing to ill health was ernment official In the forest ser­ unable to attend. vice. Christmas handkerchiefs now ou Mrs. Guy To* who has been vis­ iting in Prospect plans to return sale at Faber’s. home either Saturday or Sunday. Mrs. Purkeypile and daughter. Mrs. Mollie Holmes says that the Airs. Ethel Jones, Miss Geraldine pleasant little clerk in Roy Jones’ Jones of Yreka and Mr. and Mrs. store certainly can make tamale,. Kent of Medford left last Thursday If you enjoy them once you will for Portland, called there by the ser­ want them again. They are tha best ious illness of Mrs. Purkeypile’s ever. daughter, .Mrs. Grace Malone, who was operated on the preceding Tues­ You can buy Christmas merchan­ day. Mrs. Malone was so sick they dise at a saving.— Faber’s. were not allowed to see her. The en­ tire party with the exception of Mrs. Mr. Jack Tharp hag just treated Purbejrpile returned home Sunday the switch board at the telephone evening without seeing Airs. Malone. office with a coat of paint and var­ Airs. Purkeypile remained until nish. Wednesday when she returned home. During this time she was able to see daughter twice and when she L O D G E D IR E C T O R Y her left for home Mrs. Malone was much improved. I. O. O. F. 103 Noble Graud, E. W. Hedgepeth Mrs. K. C. Faber and Airs. Wiley Sec. J. E. Vincent entertained a number of friends on Meets each Monday evening at Hall Wednesday at a farewell party in Visitors Welcome. honor of Mrs. Viola Lampman who is leaving soon with her sister, De- Vlny for Portland t0 spent the win­ ter. Episode 2 “ TREASU RE IS LE ’ Mrs. Roger Y’ ost and Dickie and Mr. Don Stanley attended from here. Mr. and Mrs. Chat Eide were guests in Sweetest ____________ from Grants Pass. Sweetest Girt Contest N o w— Contest Closes, December 24—4:00 P.M . Prizes A w ard ed , December 24— 6:30 P.M . C O N T E S T R U L E S 1. 2. 3. — Anyone may in t.i except members of this firm ami families. — Dec. 8 to 10— \otes will la- accepted for any girl. — Dec. 10— Votes will he counted. The ten highest will enter 4. — Dec. 17— Votes w ill be counted. ..The five highest w ill enter finals. — Dec. ¡44— Contest closes at 4 o’clock P.M. Prizes w ill be aw aided at 0:30 P.M. M A Y ROBSON At all leading druggists T I E — WED LE W AYRE S M A R Y C A R LISLE The finest display of u Christmas Cards C H R IS T M A S C A R D S Hold ’Em N av y ’ If you were buying a violin you would look for an antique, but in Christmas Cards you want the latest. That is why we change oiu stock every year. We have a large variety of brand new merchandise. There is no danger that you will »»rid your friend the same card you sent last year if you buy from us. See our boxes of 21 Assorted Card for 33■ ills. Blacksmithing General SATU R D AY NIGHT Regular Old Time Orchestra in Small Hall One admission in both Halls Men 4Oc— Ladles 30 c FOR SISTER— Skates, Scooter, Lunch lh>\. and R E P A IR W ORK C E N T R A L POINT BLACKSM ITH SHOP O. H. ( “ K liorty") Minnlck, Prop. Kozy Komfort Slippers Res. Phon* 891-J-2 (Succeosor to Dr. B. C. Wilson) Medford H ardw are & Implement Co. 7 Ih 7Re 40c to 09« $ 1.00 8I.37Ì 7.V- ....... $1.79 Cernirai Point & S' Free Lecture on C h ristia n Science SUBJECT: C H R IS T M A S O N W H E E L S T R IC Y C LE S — W AG O NS— SCOOTERS— IHCYCI.ES Complete U n e to Choose From A «mall deposit will hold until Christman Who Is Central Point’s SIMS Phone Ml Central Point Hardware ALEXANDER Faber’s A N. JOHNSON, M. D., D. N. B Phyalclan and Surgeon FOR TH E F A M IL Y — Electric Corn Popper. A IR T IG H T , R A D IA N T A CIRCU LATING HEATERS O IL STOVES, STOVE PIPE , DAMPERS, ETC. E LE C TR IC A L GOODS A SUPPLIES ROOFING A ROOF PAINTS M ake an ideal Gift C H ILD ’S Bt \\Y « L I P P I RS MISSES L E A T H E R SOLE S LIPPE R S LAD IES’ SOFT SOLE S LIPPE R S LAD IES’ HARD SOLE S LIPPE R S MEN’S F E L T K LIPPE R S HOY'S’ F E L T S O IT SOLE .................. MEN’S HOMEOH .................................. FOR BROTHER— Jack Knife, Wagon, Flash Light. »STOVES— C o m fo rta b le fo o tw e a r f o r th e e n tire fa m ily “ Christian Science; Newness of Life.” BROS. 23 North Fir M edford BY Dr. J O H N M. T U T T , C.S.B. Sweetest Girl Radiator W ork K a n s a s C ity , M isso u ri Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church. In all its branches The First Church of Christ, Scientist, of Boston. Mass. For A ll C a.s ? OUR S P E C I A L T Y HOIl. O l T — F L I M l O U T — L E A K S , ETC. FABER’S in Grunts PasB. Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ ward Jones and Stanley and Mr. an-1 100 Votes given with each pound of Christmas Candy or nuts Purchased at “ T rigger T rio ” ‘Perfect Specimen’ S H I N G L E S A SR Another family Thanksgiving was held at the Alfred Middleton home A sk a b o u t C o n te s t a n d P riz e s a t th e S to re Sat. Only! TH R E E M KSQITTEER h M r«. Jus. F ille r says: " O n on m y «t'.in- ach was so bad I cou ld n't eat or «¡cep. Gas even prewa* d on m y heart. A d lerik a brought me quick relie f. N ow , 1 ru t a * I wish, sleep fin'», never fH t bet t- r " NOTICE O F HALE Winter applet, toe and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 4Uc a box. Chas. Mabln, 1-8 mile west of Central Point. 7-3t i’ll December 31, 1938. at 10 o'clock, i A.M., lit the front door of the court­ FOR SALE— -Cotage organ In good house in the City of Medford, Jack- condition. W rit« P.O. Box 426, son County, Oregon, I shall sell at Central Point. 6-2t public auction for cash to the high­ est bidder, the following described IF WANTING— to buy or sell real real property, to-wit: Beginning at a point on estate, see L. G. Plckelt. 6- It North and South Center line of Section 25, which is a stake FOR SALE— Franquette Walnuts, 330 feet north of quarter sec­ 12^4 and 15 cents a pound. W. M tion corner between Sections Tetherow, Phone 211, Central 25 and 36, Twp. 3« South Range 2 West of the W. M., and Point. 4-4t running thence East parallel with the South line of Section FOR SALE — Used electric and 25, 1761 feel; thence North 28 treadle sewing machine. Easy deg. West 352.8 feet; thence terms. Singer Machine Agency. West 1595 3 feet to the center 22 S. Grape, Phone 782, Medford. line of Section 25; thence South on said center line 311.5 feet to FOR SALK— 3-room house and lot, the place of beginning, sltunted and being In Jackson County, — clear. Alio cow and bicycle. 8” * Jack Mosher. 4-4t Oregon. Said sale is made pursuant to an FOR BALE--Body Pine, $1.50 on execution Issued out of the Circuit the ground or $1.75 delivered. Court of the State of Oregon for Also Oak. P. D. I/ofland. lv* leckson County, and dated Novem­ tnllea northwest of Central Point. ber 30, 1938. In a suit whereiu 4-5t Jackson County Building and Loan Association, an Oregon corporation. 1« plaintiff, and A. D. Perdue, et al. are defendants. L U M B E R Dated November 30, 1938. 8yd I. Brown, Sheriff, by Howard Gault, Deputy and as— Dec i, s, 15, 22_______________ 210 Medford Bldg », 1038 ENTER 1 Gas Gas All Time for s a le — .’MS Everyone welcome Girl Contest. 5. Kenneth G. Denman of Aledford was elected president of the Rogue Snowmen at the annual meeting of the winter sports club at the Jack­ son County Chamber of Commerce. He succeeds Arnel P. Butler. some of then) drove tractors all night in order to get the plowing FOR SALK di en barred rock done before t h e ground got too wet. Miteta, • old. mile N Hear Creel Bridge, Central Point, Killer the Sweetest Girl Contest. Oregon, Mr* L. James. 7-lt Phon» 4SI Mr. and Mrs. Ray Anders enttr- talned the following friends and relatives for dinner last Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Dressier, Mrs Mill and daughter Mura. DECEMBER sem i-fin a ls. home of Mrs. Hesselgrave’g father Mr. Alexander. L'OR SALE Central Point Wood Yard THURSDAY, OHEOON joyed Thanksgiving day with her Ethel’s Beauty shop will dost sister Mrs. Let tie Gregory and niece Saturday December 3 front 1 o’clock Miss Lyle Gregory. to 2:30 o’clock. After this the shop will remain open until six o ’clock S P E C I A L and later by appointment. ( H R I ST MAS O F F E R Alias Ruth and Eva Walden of $6.50 Machineleaa Permanent $5.00 Medford were dinner guests at the These Permanents made ideal home of their cousin Mrs. Doyle Christmas Gifts Mills Friday evening. Children’s Permanents $1.50 Open till 6. Later by appointment Mr. and Airs. Fred Hesselgrave end daughter Letha and Mr. and Ethel’s Mrs. Knolte, who are house guests Beauty Salon at the Hesselgrave home, were Phoue 21 Central Point Thanksgiving dinner guests at the Mrs. Erma Hedgpeth has moved W ANTED back Into her home in this city front Medford. She says she couldn’t keep she had WANTED—-As the season is hero warm In the apartment there. again for fruit tree testing aud Thru an error in last week’s treating for tre« diseases. I am in the market for such work. Joe paper It was reported that Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Grimes motored to Eu­ Mann, Bo* 276, Central Point. gene to visit their sou Jim, it was to W ANTED— Ambitious students for Corvallis where Jim is attending the residence and home study coures State College. lu business training that turn spare time into earning time. Air. Alexander says that most of Medford Business College GWN. the farmers have their fall cropB In, Tel. C E N TRAL POINT. Mrs. Everett Fab r was a gu'-st A new bicycle shed 12 by 21 feet, wil! be built at the high school. of Mrs. S. E. Phillips at a bridge It will hold 40 wheels. Luncheon in Medford Wednesday. There were four tables in play, with Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Gleason left prizes going to Mrs. Otto Frohu- Wednesday for Sacramento where mayer and Mrs. Fred Carr. Mrs. Gleason will visit her aunt Mrs. Ask for v o f s for the Sweetest Coleman and her sister. Mrs. Hess. Mr. Gleason will cover the surround­ Girl Contest. ing cities on his route. They expect to return Sunday. Jimmy and Mervyn Nlron Turpin of Foots Creek who are staying with their grandparents. passed away at his home, was buried from the Perl funeral home Wed­ E. P. Stone has very attractive nesday at 11 A.M. Services were in Christmas windows. charge of Rev. Millard. Mr. Turpin was a brother of Arch H. Turbin. Mrs. Lawrence Bodin spent Tues­ day with her mother Mrs. Gleason. Alia. Alary Coker of Medford en­ CLASSIFIED We have the best grades of Cedar Shingles *• only $3.80 I $1.40 per square AM ERICAN : i : m ■ ■ . i ! . Hooper’s Radiator Service Clogged Core« Boiled out and Repaired F R IG ID A IR E IXIRKK IN S T A L L E D 33 S.’» * h R artleM «W SB pack l HOLLY THEATRE MEDFORD, OREGON m Sunday, December 4, 1933 3:00 P.M . w u n a tn a and W E L D IN G M e d fo rd . O r * « « T he P u b lic Is C o rd ia lly In v ite d