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PAGE MH K cu m u L LOCALS VKH.SE FOR THE WEEK The Lord «hall fight for you. and ye shall hold your peace.— Ex 14:14 Mr. and Mr». Sunday and family of Lamar, Colorado, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Homer after having taken in the San Francisco Fair. Mr. and Mrs. Homer accom panied them Wednesday morniug thru the Wllliamette valley to Port land and will travel over the Colum bia River highway before returning here Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Sunday's eight year old son had the misfortune to break tls arm and was unable to travel with them. The doctor think that the jar of travel ing might be bad for the break so he is staying at the Homer home during their absence. LODGE DIRECTORY Central Point Lodge No. 135 A. F. & A. M. Stated Meetings 3rd Wednesdays Harold Head, W. M. J. E. Vincent, Seay. X. O. O. F. 193 Noble Grand, Theo. A. Glass Sec. J. E. Vincent Meets each Monday evening at liail Visitors Welcome. ' DRESS MAKING, tailoring, altera tions, buttons and buckle» cover ed, fur remodeling, cleaning and glazing. Style Shoppe, 19 North Bartlett, Medford. 32-4t WANTED— To care for Elderly or sick people iu my home. Mrs. Clara Waldron, 251 Beatty St., Medford. Call 911-J. 31-4t CENTRAL POINT, OREGON __ i l 1 "■ The service at the Federated Church will be in charge of the men this coming Sunday as the pastor. Rev. Stanley Parrish, is taking his vacation. the sick list for a number of weeks, is confined to her bed. Mrs. Musty stayed with them Tuesday night and B! care for Mr. and Mrs. Woods until other arrangements are made. Mrs. Clara Farra, who has been A new line boys' trousers 69c at suffering from an attack of flu for two weeks, 1» Improving. Faber's The eighth grade presenting their Kd Vincent seen going into Ethel teacher wkh a prtty box of candy Beauty shop, for a wave we suppose and finding that the Hick wouldn't told that any one want work at all. W* ate ing rain notify Bert Hedgepeth and Four o f the wore stalwart teach h„ will dig up the street, which ers braving the cold of Diamond never falls to bring It. lake while angling for the wary John Ross going fishing and trout and coming hack to Central shooting the head off a 14 rattle Point with fish— and chills which rattle-snake with a sling shot. He they report they will never get over. also stood out In front of Ross and Ross and shot the stove pipe on the TRADE AT HOME— lVart blacksmith shop. Some shot. Every party living In Central Point should support their home Mr. Moore saying that if the town merchant. Just stop and think ladles expect him to water the park about It . If it 1» a product that you they would have to furnish a rock can not buy In Central Point by all ing chair, now h<* ray« "never mind” means go to Medford for It. We I'll just stretch nut «n one of Peris are for Medford 100% . But if you benches". haven't tried to buy what you need In Central Point, try first at home. George Ford modestly claiming Count your time and cost of trans half the credit for the recent million portation both ways. When you dollar rains, then generously giving •pend a dollar In Central Point It the hay farmer the other half. enables the merchant to carry a larger line of merchandise and a cer Joe Collins grinning delightedly on learning that he Is the uncle of tain amount of every dollar comes back to Central Tolnt in public Im a brand new baby boy. provements, better schools and Doc Davis' hoy sotting out to eat streets, etc. Aside from the amount all of the ice cream he could hold and discovering that the last portion wasn’t nearly as good as the first. ' Archie Parker leaning on a hoe handle and gazing skyward, mental ly deploring the downright cussed- g ness of Oregon weather in the g spring. J The W.R.C. enjoyed a very nice meeting last Saturday. Next meet ing will be in honor of those having birthdays in this past quarter. A covered dish luncheon will be Orville Castor daubing pretty pink Jj served. Every one Is to bring a paint on a green motor boat— the ^ covered dish, except the honor result no doubt will cause the Rogue g guests. Gold Hill corps has been In River fishes to rise up and rebel. |B vited to attend. Miss Pastorlno telling a really' J Don't fail to stop at the Economy TRUE fish story amid delighted a Clothing Shop, 145 N. Front, Med howls of her listeners. On finding , ■ Mrs. Fry .who has been visiting ford. Closing out sale on men’s ONE attentive listener, telling the her neice Mrs. Frank Lawrence, left suits, coats, women’s and children’s story all over again annd receiving Tuesday morning for San Francisco. clothes at very reasonable price. the comment, “ Well, it was a good With the help of some of his story, anyway.” •Mrs. Clara Farra’a neice Anna neighbors, who presented him with neice Anna Dean from Oakland this Little Howard Wealty proudly a beautiful birthday cake, John H. Dean from Oakland arrived today McJlmsey, one of the best known displaying the certificate he earned m for a visit. and liked residents of this city, for writing and looking quite crest ■ celebrated his 83rd birthday Tues fallen when he discovered that his ■ Mr. Scott Darby teporta he sold day. Mr. McJlmsey Is one of the name had been misspelled. ■ another car Tuesday to a Klamath few remaining pre-boomday resid One little girl complaining woe Falls party. ents of this city, having come here fully that she hadn’t passed and from Indlana in 1899. He spent Mesdumts Arnold Bohnert, Hol that when she got home would get most of his life setting tile for drain spanked and wouldn’ t get any quar Jj land, Holt, Gandee and Mr. Gandee ing purpose» and say» he probably ter, either, but adding hopefully that attended the 8th grade picnic at the has traveled as far as across the con Mama was going to see if she could Jackson Hot Spring» Friday. All tinent on his knees in the bottom report a jolly time. n’t help her out some. ! of a ditch. James H. Flaharty arrived Sunday- night for an over-night visit with his parents, the first visit he had made for over two years. Mr. Flaharty is private chauffeur for Major Gen eral Bowles at the Presido. He brought Major General Bowles and Mrs. Bowles to Medford where they stay all night Sunday. They con tinued on the way t0 Fort Lewis, Washington, Monday morning. ■ CLASSIFIED WANTED A M O uai Mr. Donald Faber of Albany Col Among those at Di/tnoud Lake lege, Portland, will attend the for the opening of the fishing sea- Southern California University this son were Professor 11. P. Jewett, R. (summer after tbe cloae of the col- j H. Gandee, James Harrison and lege June 6th. Mr. Faber and wife Robert Webb. They report good will visit hi» parents here on his catches but rather cold weather, way to Los Angele». His sister, Miss road* were very good. From var Frances Faber, will accompany them ious talk going on here and in Med to Berkeley where she will attend ford the fact that Andy Devine and California University summer school. wife of radio fame were at the lake Miss Faber has completed her terra was of as much Interest as the fish of school teaching at Vernonia. ing to part of the visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Devine were very friendly Mrs. Green has been sick with the and chatted with the fishermen. flu but i» better at this time. Mr. and Mrs J. D. Culbertson with Mr. and Mrs. Roger Yost, accom' their son Cecil and family and panted by Mrs. Flltcroft, left Friday other friends spent Sunday picnic- for Coqullle, where Mrs. (litcroft lng on Rogue River visited relatives. Chester Flltcroft Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tex and Post accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Yost to Marshfield and other coast points. master and Mrs. Tom aPnkey mo They returned home Sunday even tored to Wlmer Sunday and brought ing. Dickie Yost stay with his borne some Azelias both plant» and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Yost dur blossoms. ing his parent's absence. Mrs. J. C. Woods, who has been on Sugar Pine Shakes at Faber's. Cecil Cochran is visiting his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cochran. Mr. Cochran is employed by an oil company in southern California. During his visit here he 1« enjoying fishing and visiting old friends and relatives. Also he is assisting his father and mother, his mother being 111. po pn t »So w h a t? - -Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Shell accom- panlel Mr. Okerman to Hoqulam Water wwhen frozen becomes <* Springs Sunday. They report a very Man's capabilities have never cake of Ice WANTED— Ambitious students (or enjoyable trip, returning home *>7 been measured: nor are we to judge Food when placed In your Ice box what he can do by any precedents, residence and home study coure* Gold Hill and the Stage road. becomes fine in business training that turn so little has been tried.— Thoreau. Tne first graders visited the tele Fine food becomes something to spare time into earning time. make your »mile phone and printing offices Tuesday. Medford Business College OWN. John Perl overheard promising A smile Is always very becoming certain ladies that his wife would be Mr. and Mrs. Tharp, Vivian and FOR SALK to your face. at a certain tea if he had to break Vestal attended graduation exercises the sprayer. It seemed that his wife YOU SAVE 10% on all Kodak Film, at Talent. Standing room was at also Kodaks and movie cameras. a premium. The room was a bowel might stay at home and spray. I-C-E Free developing, free enlargement of flowers. Mrs. Tharp'» sister Is good stuff Katherine Fry wishing that she prints as low as 2c each. 7-hour Mary graduated. could go on a trip, adding hastily. service. Anders' Studio. 33-4t G. M . M ORRIS The ladies of the Federated "to the coast, or somewhere,” lest Daily Deliveries FOR RENT— Three room furnished someone remind her of the frequent Also Hales at Damon'» (W e apartment with private bath and Church were finishing kalsomining journeys to Grants Pass. entrance. Electric range, screen the elm ri b Wednesday. ed porch, vacant June 1. Light and water paid— 317.50. Inquire Notice at this office or phone 601 for ap pointment. Due to school activities no scout H A H N M O T O R ’S meeting was held this week. All Repair Shop— Acetylene Welding girl» io to 16 years planning on at Powerated Cars General Hardware '28 Essex Sedan ...... 319.00 tending Scout Day Camp next week '28 Ford Coupe .... 339 09 call at Mrs. Cassman's after 5:00 ' 2 8 Chevroelt Coupe ....... 349.00 o'clock Friday or Saturday for parti Commercial and Domestic ...... $49.00 '29 Durant Sedan culars. Refrigerator Service '26 Cadillac Sedan $49.00 .......... $49.00 '29 Erskine Sedan $89.00 '29 Ford Roadster '29 Pontiac 6-whcel Coupe $99.00 JOINED THE B E R K S H I R E '29 Ford Tudor .................. $99.00 STOCKING V '29 Durant Coupe .......... $109.00 '30 Ford Roadster ... $139.00 CLUB I ” '33 Chevrolet Coupe $269.00 '37 Ford Coupe $439.00 25 South Riverside Phone 13J1 Medford, Oregoa DEMINQ WATER SYSTEMS — a type for every condition. Repairs and servie« free. Ail makes— E. R. White. Sales Engineer .Phon« 269. Medford. V JU Y your colored fryers, alive or dressed at 807 Hazel St., Central Point. 31-tt FIELD SPRINKLER Irrigation sys tem give better results with less water— »ce E. R. White, sales Engineer, Phone 263, Medford. IF WANTING to buy or sell Fatate. See L. O. Plckell. Bartlett. Medford. Summer Prices WOOD PINE 9L4IW. per load S4L4A PLAYER HLOX, p.T taM 94.4A ' BRUY H R , »I «*«>, tier Central Point Fuel Phone 8.18 J "M E, TOO I THESE FREE STOCKING DIVIDENDS ARE GRAND I ” Hrre'» tome joyful arithmetic for Berkshire wearers:— Start with your bee Membership Card. As you chouse your stockings, your Berkshire .leaser wil. add to this Card the record et year purchases.The resuit* After you have bought i t pain, wewi! give vou a pair of »ERK3HIRE *TO< RING! ABSOLt'TILY TRit For tha profitable dividend, jom *#•/ BERKSHIRE STOCKINGS FABER’S Ethel’s Beauty Salon O N E -D A Y SPECIAL Friday, May 26 FINGER WAVE <Di> ) ;UV FINGER WAVE (Wet) -¿v Phone Central Point ‘Quality Groceries at A Phone 291 H am burger Fresh Eggs SAT ALL GOOD MEAT Fresili!y Ground i«l THEY ARK FRESH : s h 2 Doz. 29 - Extra Large ones -a Ibw. 83c 19c 2 Lbs. Side Pork Peanut Butter FREMII— EXTRA QUALITY 2 Pounds 4 Cans 15 Pound • Shortening Milk BRING Y O l'R CONTAINER Swift'»— Oregon— Morning Hot weather clothing at Faber's. Hydrogen and oxygen when united become water. NOTICE All members of the W.R.C. are requested to meet at the hall Tues. day, May 30 between 9 and 9:3« o'clock to go to the cemetery to de corate the soldier graves Faber*s Market : Evaporated MRS. ELSIE ALEXANDER Teacher of Guitar Private and Class— 106 Almond St. Medford THURSDAY, MAY 83,1 Mg --------------------- Sr they spend on Improving theif 0* D property, which adds to the valu, o[ all property In our town. Let all work and boost for Cen tral Point. The business men of Central PoKt are always re»dy t0 help everything that 1» for the bet- terment of our community. Let ui give them our undivided support. 8 ‘ Pound - Bacon Strawberries SUGAR CURED READY FOR CANNING Give us your Order 20 Pound It-» time to drain the rust-preventing anti-freeze that has protected your car all winter. Let us do it for you and in- a corrosion preventive which will kee pthe cooling ttys tern clean and rust-free all summer. Cooling systems must be kept clean to keep the engine from overheating; we uae— “Eveready Rustone 9 9 L IC E N S E D P L U M B E R Corrosion Preventive Central Point Hardware Firestone McCormick-Deering CHAMPION M O W E R S , R A K E S BINDERS The Tire with tbe New S A F E T Y -L O C K C O M B IN ES, TH R ESH ER S Full complete line of McCormick-Deering CORD B O D Y and New G E A R -G R IP TREAD Voti tuWev on any road. m any weather, |n any car equipped with the new lire »to n e ch am pion T ire». Farm Implements and Repairs See us before buying Don't forget the old , reliable Associated Chek-Cbart McCormick-Deering FACTORY specified lubrication A L W A Y S on tbe job ALEXAN D ER Hardware Implement C o ... < x n t r a l p o in t lour aphol.f«-rlnf vacuumed with »he Bean Vacuum Cleaner. a s s o c ia t e d s e r v ic e „ _ L. C. G R IM E S