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THlRbD.lY, JVLY, 1.3 1989 CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN. PAUK TWO CENTRAL POINT. OREGON 2__ ' Mr. and Mrs. Charley Hamilton Mrs Lettie Gregory and daughter We shall survive only through the Crescent THE CENTRAL POINT __ City C. ' last __ ' and another group of friends from du<- process of democracy, limitin’? Lysle motored to C ___ r_"j were t. guests at th® * “ Julv 3rd. returning home: Klamath Falls .. our President. Twelve year» carries Monday a - - -- -- - a — • -« • » • - » X. ... — A flu t hl. f /Nil 1' t h Mr». Gregory’» »•iater. Buckman home on the Fourth. us, we fear, straight toward a dic Saturday. Mrs. Mary Coker returned home tatorship." Friends are glad to have Mr», -— —......... — . ■■ — ■ Pointing out that the same posi with them for a visit. Cliff Phillips back home and much Re-established, September 13, 192t. tion would have been taken in the Mrs. The Golden Link class will hold improved and able to be up. been Devoted to the best interests of day» of Washington or Lincoln, the Phillips and children have article said : their party at the Kilburn home Central Point and vicinity. ___ _____ Eugene _____ _ up near visiting Eugene. Even if President Roosevelt had Friday afternoon. Entered as second class matter at drawn the nation upward out of the did not return with bls mother as his aunt made h'm a Kitt of a trip the po»t office, Central Point, Ore depression, even if he had cured Mr. and Mrs. E E. Scott left laet to the World’s Fair. the evils of non-employment so that gon, under the Act of March 8, 1879. there actually was a labor short weeg for Eugene for a visit at the tv, even if he had succeeded In Bruce Powell home. Jesse Richardson and i Clarence SUBSCRIPTION RATES balancing the budget, even if he _________ _ to Gold I Beach a trip Mis. Elaine Brophy and house Long made Six Months ............... »100 had stimuated private industry so with’ a «af® for Mr. Dickinson, who 1 guest Miss Peggy Fraser of Seattle One Year ..................... Il.»0 that the county was materially pros purchased the bank from L. Hat perous, even if the legislation he tv left Sunday morning for San Fran field. Payable in advance cisco where they will visit the sponsored had ameliorated economic Advertising rates on application and social conditions, even if he World’s Fair for a couple of weeks. Office—Second Street, off Main had Mr. and Mrs. Gilman spent the innoculated the country against The Hotel Valandra will be known week end at Marshfield and Empire. subversive isms, even though, from now on as the Rossi Motel. Mr ARTHUR EDWARD POWELL through eight years of labor and Rossi has all new signs painted. Mr. E. E. Scott was proudly show Editor and Proprietor vision, he had brought the United ing a picture of his children taken States to the peak of her history, at his home on Father’s Dav. All we would ask him gracefully to OVERLOOKED LAST WEEK terminate his tenure of office." (Editor’s Note: The following his children were home and none of There is the gist of the most poi items were prepared last week but them had made plans with the nt argument against Mr. Roose somehow overlooked for the run.) others. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Scott from White Fish, Montana. Mr. and velt's third term ambitions. Even TWELVE YEARS TOO MUCH had he been successful as a Presi Mrs. Laura Fisher and little Mrs. Everett Scott of Dunsmuir, Mr. One of the clearest recitals of op dent. he should not seek to establish daughter Gloria May returned to position to a third term for Presi himself permanently. Failing in his their home in Empire for the dent Roosevelt has been set fourth foremost pledges to reduce unem Fourth after a three week visit with by a church pubication under the ployment and raise farm prices, he Mrs. Fisher’s mother Mrs. John heading, “Twelve Years Too Much". should be even more inclined to Brenner. Disregarding all discussion of prece step out and give someone else the Mr. Flaharty has had another dent» and other historical argu chance to improve conditions. ments, the publication goes to the number of teeth extracted. It seems FURNITURE REPAIRED heart of the question by asserting: like be must have more teeth than "It may be pleaded, realistically, most folks by the number of ses AND REFINISHED that there is a crisis in the nation sions he holds with the dentist. or and that President Roosevelt alone can save us. How many years will Billy Grieve, small son of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kelly and boys M IDE TO OllDEK be need to save us? We shall be Mrs. Heston Grieve of Prospect re left Sunday morning for Crescent saved by no one man, for that turned to his home in Prospect City to spend the holidays but was means dictatorship. We shall be Tuesday after being confined to the driven home Monday evening by the Med forti »21 S. Central saved by no single governing clique. Community Hospital with a frac- frac rain. tured arm for a few days. AMERICAN m EDITORIALS and Mrs. Victor Noel and little a picnic at Jackson Hot Spring» but daughter Vicki Jeannine of Ashland. owing to the rain was held at the Mr and Mr» Hadley Dressier Of Scott home. Medford and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Anders and children Barbara and Jimmy were all in the pictures as FOB well other pictures with Just the children and Mr. Scott. Monday, SEE July 3 the same group which in COMMERCIAL FINANCE cluded Mrs. Scott, with th» except CORPORATION ion of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Scott en Medford. Oregon joyed a dinner, picnic style, at the State License No. M-131. Scott home. This was to have been AUTO LOANS at moot Reasonable Drices PERMANENTS—$1.30 up A Special Oil Permanent at $2.50 An Excellent Machlm-les» $3.50 Cook’s Beauty Shop SEE BOTH FAIRS ROUND TRIP FOR ONLY in chair cars and coaches Here’s the chance of a lifetime to see the U. S. at low cost. *135.00 ROUNDTRIP In Standard Pullmans, plus berth Southern Pacific See local S P. agent or write J. A. OKMANDY. Gen. Pase. Agent. KI Pacific Building. Portland, Oregon Clifford Smith and a couple of friends from West Salem, Wisconsin stopped for a brief visit with Mr. Smith’s cousin Mr. Edward Jones and family Monday evening. Mrs. Frank Cochran had the mis fortune to break her arm and is in the Community hospital. DANCE with GLEN HAMILTON and his band Oriental Gardens Medford Make CHET LEONARD Super Service Your Headquarters when in Medford. RICHFIELD HI-OCTANE — U.S. TIRES & BATTERIES We specialize in correct Lubrication, motor tune-up, brake re-lining, headlight and front wheel adjusting, and Electrical Service Medford Riverside at Sixth I’hone 12!»» ($5.00 Holds Any Garment) IN HIS NEW HOME caraculs , squirrels , squirrel locks HUDSON SEALS, MUSKRATS, MINKS ERMINES Doing the Same High Class Work FURNITIRE UPHOLSTERY Arista Fur Shop MATTRESSES MADE AND RENOVATED “Fur* of Distinction" Holly Building Miss Hazel Neff returned to her home in Bend after a long visit with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Lindley. Swem’s Gift Shop On Main St. Phone Bl 14 S. Bartlett Medford, Oregon LOCALS 11 ¡ 'I The largest and finest selecton on display here. These are Unusual Bargain* City Cabinet Shop Mr. and Mrs. George Howard and son Bill spent Monday In Medford. Mr. Howard is manager of Diamond Lake resort. Greeting Cards For Ever Occasion Better Permanents Medford, Ore. »M»/- st/l 4th at Riverside MÍÓVA» t /. if < Af /..I t 1A» Medford H 1.1» AAV/..'* RIGHT NOW! THE TOGGERY’S Store-wide Men’s Wear Sale SATURDAY NIGHT Regular Old Time Orchestra Small Hall One admission in both Halls Men 40c—Iatdie» 3Oc TROWBRIDGE Cabinet Workt Everything In Cabinet Work Established In 1908 FOR YEARS THE TOGGERY HAS BEEN KNOWN AS THE LEADING MEN’S WEAR STORE IN SOUTHERN OREGON, OFFERING FINER QUALITY CLOTHING AND A MORE PERSONAL SERVICE TO THE MEN AND YOUNG MEN OF THIS COMMUN ITY. IT IS THE SAME FINE QUALITY AND THE SAME PERSONAL SERVICE AS EVER. BUT RIGHT NOW AND FOR THE NEXT FEW DAYS YOU CAN BUY EVERYTHING AT REDUCED PRICES (contract goods excepted). SUITS, SHOES, HATS, SHIRTS ETC. EVERYTHING GOES. Cool Suits $24.50 Men’s «Suits FOR HOT WEATHER Why suffer with the heal when you can he comfortable in one of these lightweight Tropical Worsteds or summer wash suits. $15.00 Summer Suits In white, greys and greens. Double or single breasted. These suits can be washed or dry cleaned. Now $16.85 Every suit new this spring. New styles, new patterns, new values. $12.85 to $29 Tropical Weight All-woo| worsted suit.«. No different from year-’round suits ex cept lighter and cooler. You'll stay cool and have that well groom<-d look all day long . . . even wwlien it's a hundred in the shade. $15.00 Tropical Worsteds, $9.85 $19.50 Tropical Worsteds, $15.85 $22.50 Tropical Worsteds, $17.85 All Sport Coats at Reduced Prices. Some As Low As And It’s CLEAN . COOL CONVENIENT . ECONOMICAL In warm, summer weather an electric range is a neces sity in YOUR kitchen ’ It’s CLEAN—no soot, ashes and grime, no scouring of pots and pans ! COOL, too ! Electric cooking ends the drudgery of preparing meals in on overheated, unhealthful kitchen CONVENIENT in every way—instant heat exactly where you want it at the turn of a switch, automatic cooking, too, gives odded hours of leisure ECONOM ICAL ? Certainly ? Only half os much os you'd gu««s it would cost ! Special for This Sale Only Dress Slacks and Pants In this large assortment of pant» and slack/, you will find just llic l««lr you need to go with »our spurt coat or to complete your sport outfit. Gaberdines, Bedford Cord«. Flannels and Worsted*, Up Up Up Up to to to to $5.50, $7.00, $8.00, $9.00, Now Now Now Now $3.95 $4.89 $5.89 $6.89 All Dress Shirts At Sale Prices. Some as low as .19 $19.85 $32.50 «Suits Now $25.85 I So cool and so easy to wash. Sanforized shrunk. New and attractive patterns to choose from. $2.35 VALUES, NOW $1.89 $3.50 VALUES. NOW »IM $3.30 VALUES. NOW $3.49 $a.oo VALUES, NOW »3.0$ All «Shoes At Reduced Prices NUNN-BUSH SHOES *S low As $6.95 EDGERTON SHOES as low as * $3.93 IM »BBS and H ARDEMAN Felt Hats Every bat new this season HARDEMAN $I.<H» «ALUES Now DOBBs Now 1M»BBS Now $5.< h > Values ......................... $7.50 Values ......................... $0.3» At Reduced Prices VALUES, VALUES, VALUES, VAH ES, NOW NOW NOW NOW I $3.95 All Straw Hats $2.» mi •3AO $4.00 •5.00 »i $3.1!» $1.40 SI SO $2J»9 $3.89 ALL-SPORT SHIRTS—SWIM TRUNKS-WORK CLOTHES AT REDUCED PRICES THE TOGGER Y £ £ In thi» group will be found those long-wearing, hard-finished, worsted suits for which The Toggery has long been famou* ! Wash Slacks Values Values Values Values S E 34 North Central, Medford, Oregon B. C. "Mac'' McKenna—A. D. “Art'' Hwu y, - £ I
