THURSDAY, JYLY, 13 1Ö.TO
CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN CENTRAL POINT. OREGON
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LOCALS
Mrs. Bonney received a letter from
Mrs Hulburt saying that it was cold
and rainy and that her little son
would have to wait until he came
back to southern Oregon for his coat
of tan. Mr. and Mrs. Hulburt are
in Seattle where Mr. Hulburt is at
tending »chool.
Mr. and Mrs. Paxon from Lo>
Angeles left for Canada this week
after a visit with their friends Mr
and Mrs Rossi at the Rossj Motel
Mr. Paxon is an artist and has been
doing some pictures while here.
They plan to stop here on their re
turn trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Meyers and
-Mr. and Mrs Frank Lawrence spent
Sunday up above Union Creek at
Minneha Falls. They report it was
very beautiful, some snow left but
nice and warm. They had a good
catch of fish.
Mr. W. G. Trill, who has been
confined in the Community hospital
recovering from a fall, has returned
to his home on West 2nd Street.
Medford.
Word was received here of the
sad news of the death of Mrs. Lula
M. Penland in Marshfield last week.
Mrs. Penland is well known here,
having lived in the Eagle Point and
Table Rock district. Her son Mel-
burn Atkins lives at Eagle Point and
her daughter Mrs. John Nealon lives
at Table Rock Grandchildren, who
live here are Melburn. Everett and
Leonard Atkins and June, Janice
and Donna Nealon.
Eleanor Fry, who has been visit
ing her neice Mrs. Frank Lawrence,
left this morning for Santa Marie
to stay until our weather cools off.
Mrs. John S. Lawrence of Med
ford recently returned from Zonta
convention at White Suphur Spring
in West Virginia. Mrs. Lawrence
gives a very interesting account of
her Journey.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Dynge return
ed borne after spending the week
end with friend» and relative» in
Bend. Mr. and Mrs Dyngo and
son-in-law and daught er M r. and
Mrs. Steile also made a recent trip
to Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Anders and
children Barbara and 1 Jimmy mo-
tored to Crater Lake Sunday. Mr.
Anders took pictures in colored
films and exhibits pictures on screen
to his friends at bis home.
LODGE DIRECTORY
I. O. O. F. 193
Noble Grand, Theo. A. Glass
Sec. J. E. Vincent
Meets each Monday evening at Hall
Visitors Welcome.
CLASSIFIED
WANTED
MRS. EIJSIE ALEXANDER
Teacher of Guitar
Private and Class—IOC Almond
Medford
WANTED—Ambitious students for
residence and borne study courea
in business training that turn
spare time into earning time.
Medford Business College GWN.
Mrs Elva Lough of Medford visit
ed over the Fount holiday with re
latives in Roseburg and on the Ump
qua River. They enjoyed a picnic
on the old donation land claim that
had been in the Lough family for
the past 50 years. They spent some
time at the summer eabin of Mrs
Lough's cousin but Mrs Lough said
that she wouldn t call it a cabin. It
was just a house to her. There
were 21 relatives there.
The local telephone company ba»
been having quite a bit ot trouble
recently on account of breakdown of
the cable crossing Pine street at
Third it is thought that water in
»ome way got into the cable, causing
shortage. Mr. Tharp has been busy
for the past few days putting in
temporary wires across Pine street
t<> take care of all phone» in the
north part of town whie the cable
>s being repaired.
A kitchen shower was given Mi»»
Avvs Ayer» by her Sunday School
■lass recently. Miss Ayers received
many lovely as well as useful gift».
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lees and fam-
i) enjoyed a picnic Sunday with
heir daughter and son-in-law. Mr.
ind Mrs. Eddie Martin and little
laughter. Penny, of Graeagle. Jack
,r. left that evening on the train to
eturn to his boat. Mi»s Carolyn
^ees. *ho had been visiting a num-
,er of weeks with her sister Mrs
dartin, returned home with her
parents.
Miss Vivienne Ross returned home
recently from a month spent in
California. She visited at the Knad-
ler home for a number of weeks and
then joined her unde and aunt Mr.
and Mrs. Clatous McCredle and
visited tne fair at San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Scott left Fri
day morning for Eugene where they
stopped at the Bruce Powell home
where the Powells Joined them and
they drove 30 8 miles to Yachats on
the coast where they fished, catch
ing many tom cod and smelt. They
returned home Monday.
Mrs Beulah Faber entertained
st her country home recently with
a stork shower in honor of Mrs.
Evelyn Skyrman Officers and mem
bers (,f N’evita Chapter of the East
ern Star were incited guests. Mrs.
Skyrman received many
lovely
gift*.
Mrs. George Balke and son
George •If- and Nancy of San Fran
cisco have moved into the T. A.
Marine house. Mr. Balke has to
finish up his work in San Francisco
and will Join them later. Mrs.
Balke'» mother Mrs. Nancy Wilson
will make her home with her
daughter.
Chester Flitcroft han leased the
General Petroleum service station
on North Riverside street in Med
ford.
The Medford Ladder company are
putting out Venetian blinds. Just
what you need In thia hot weather.
Professor Claire Franklin and
wife of Woodfield. Ohio, paid Mr.
Franklin’s cousin Mr. E. C. Faber
and family a short visit recently.
Both Mr. and .Mrs. Franklin teach
in the Woodfield r.choola.
To People
Central Point Water Witboat
I C E
I» What Cat«» are to Mice
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—Fat fryer». 30c each
Mrs. Ted Furry
40-lt
TRADE—Model A, long-whee) base
overhauled. Also
Truck. Just
Player piano for coupe, hay or
stock. Mrs. Lindley, 315 Man-
39-lt
Malta St.
FOR HALE—Grevenstein Apples.
W. J. Gebhard,
mile north of
Bear Creek bridge.
WELDING, AUTO WRECKING
Rave «0% on Tire« and Parts
We have wracked <3 cars this
year, G«t our prices on welding
first. Every Job guaranteed.
MAC AA FLOYDS
232 N Riverside
Medford
Pbonn 120
FOR SALE—Th« lc« box ot Rev.
Lewis at « bargain—See E. C.
Faber.
WATER SYSTEMS—A typ« «nd
Bls« for every home and condition.
FIELD SPRINKLER 6Y8TEM8.
IRRIGATION PUMPS. WATER
SOFTENERS
E. R. WHITE, Sales Engineer
Phone 288
Medford
IF WANTING to buy or sell Real
Kstala See L. G. Plckell, 1« B.
Bartlett, Medford.
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THE FIRST JOB
Lorrance Dassett will sing Wed
nesday night July 15. at 8:15 P.M.
at the First Christian Church in
Medford. Mr Dassett comes well
recommended.
Mrs. Lois Young
heard him In Salem last month and
speaks very highly of him.
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During these summer months
many a young graduate will start
out looking for his or her first job.
A personal director or employer is
quick to appraise an applicant by
his appearance, before ever getting
Mrs. Vern Pendleton returned down to his special fitness for any
home Friday after spending five particular work. How many of these
days with her mother who was ill. young people, as they approach pers
Men’s Harvest Jacket« 59c at pective employers will pane this ap
pearance test—good posture; clear,
Faber's.
fresh complexion: sparkling eyes,
Mr. Tom Velio, small son Ingan- good teeth; a well-nourished body.
clo, friend Jack Pisani and head
bookkeeper Mias Lucy Masnada for but not overweight?
Employers are looking for a
the Sonoma Valley cheese factories
made a business trip here for a few worker that will be alert and keen
days and continued on to Myrtle In » busy, crowded office. The
r*reek
habit» that disregard "body needs”
may prevent a young person from
A number of subscribers are com building the health which should be
ing in with thia year's subscription.
Check on yours and see if it is out. a part of youth, and th- lack of
We are also adding new readers to which may keep his from succeed
our list all the time. If not a re ing to the extent of his capabilities.
gular reader of this paper come In
A wise mother will help to estab
and sign up.
lish good food habits early in child
All Men’s Overalls at competitive hood and will continue to encourage
young people of high school and
prices at Faber's.
college to drink milk, eat plenty of
Mrs. E. C Faber and .Mrs. Frank fruits and vegtables, and include
Holmer left Wednesday morning for whole-grain bread and cereals in
a few days at the Lake of the
their daily meals. Such food habits
Woods
together with plenty of fresh air
Mr. H. H. Jewett and sister Miss and sunshine and long hours of
C. Jewett, accompanied by their sleep will give boys and girls that
neice Rebekah Putman of Salem ar look of keenness, freshness, clean
rived Monday to visit at their broth
ers H- P Jewett home. Tuesday ness, and good health that should
morning Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Jewett 'complement bis or her special train
and Mr. Jewett and Miss Jewett left ing for a job.
for San Francisco to visit the World
Perhaps not enough young people
Fair. Miss Putman, who is a sister appreciate the importance of good
of David Putman who has attended
the Central Point school, remained nutrition in improving appearance.
here during the absence
Jewett family.
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Some girls, in their effort to remain
slim deprive themseleve« of food
The
necessary »o protect health
days when it was conaideredd smart
to be “just naturally thin” ar« a
thing of the past—and the match-
stick figres of a few years ago are J
definitely out. Going without break
fast. or limiting it to toast »nd.
black coffee with perhaps other |
tneals of similar nature, produces I
malnourished tissue» and fatigue
which makes good posture impos
sible, may cause teeth to decay, and
gives a tired, sallow look to the I
face..
Young people naturally do not
put the same evaluation upon
health that adults do. But don t let
this indifference worry you—Just
check it off to lack, ot experlece.
But if you have started early
enough in your campaign for good
habits of eating you may be Bure
that the young graduate will have
the qualities of health and appear
ance which are even more important
in holding than getting a Job
OUR CLASSIFIED ADS ALWAYS
BRING QUICK RESULTS
Nothing can take the place of a
Permanent
All other Beauty Aids
Ethel’s
Beauty Salon
Faber’s Market
Quality Groceries at A Saving’
Hamburger
Apricots
FOR
CANNING
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Episode 6
SUN—MON
Shortening
“Gunga Din”
Phon? 210
213 E. Main
Medford, Ore.
Pound
“Straight, Place
and Show”
THUR—FRI
JOAN CRAWFORD in
Mrs. A. R. Owings
‘The Shining Hour’
service station
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HELP!
SPECIAL—One Week Only
make Central Point a better place
Permanent for children under 12 who have Shampoo at home—50c
to live by patronizing those who
Shampoo & Finger Wave. Mon. Tues & Wed. by
Beginners Class—25c
help support the public schools,
Sbairrpoo & Finger Wave by Graduate Class—50c
paved streets, water systems, tele
REGULAR »5.00 PERMANENT »3.0«
Medford School of Beauty Culture
Phono 84
Medford
G. M. MORRIS
Daily Deliveries
Also Halt's at Damon's Cafe
phone systems and many other
home enterprises.
ALEXANDER
Hardware & Implement Co.
Orchard Ladders
EXTENSION STEP LADDERS
and
PAINTERS’ TRESTLES
Venetian Blinds Made to Fit
Your Windows
lied Cedar Shingle»—All (.redes
Medford
Ladder Work»
Block west IJncoln School
Central Point Market
Deliveries Anytime of Day
FOR RENT
tt-Room, Modern Apurtnient
Completely Furnished
Jelly
Maker
WELLMAN’S
2 ng'
Bottles
M. C. (Chet) Flitcroft
GENERAL PETROLEUM
PRODUCTS
CENTRAL POINT
PHONE 441
Use our Free Delivery Service
New Electric Rang», Abundance of Hot Water. Screen Porch
Private Entrance, Private Bath, Light and
Water paid. Only 317.50
Call this Office or Phone 601
Oregon Milk
4 24c
Daterie», Tires and
Lubrication
tili A N. Riverside
Phone •3Ô
Medford, Oregon
Merrimac
Peas
No. 2 TINS
2 for 95c
Don Patterson
GENERAL PETROLEUM
SUGAR
10 53c
BUTTER
L b 29 c
Melons on Ice
WE BUY EGGS
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Seasoning Bacon
IN BULK
TUE—WED
THE RITZ BROTHERS
RICHFIELD GAS
& OILS
19
2 Lge. Pkg.
- 18'
Veal Roast
POST or KELLOGGS
’LONE RANGER”
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Pound
Corn Flakes
Cary Grant. Victor McLaglen,
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.
Convenient Termi,
CURED
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All Kinds of Canning Supplies
“Down The
Wyoming Trail”
Distinctive Gla.sseg
when needed
19
2 Pounds
2 Bottles
Dr. Frank A
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SUGAR
TEX RITTER in
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Phone 291
Hat. Onlx.
Freeburger
Central Point
Phone 23
Certo
Mrs. Ernestine Charley accom
panied her brother-in-law Mr. Boyd
Charley and wife to Crater Lake and
Diamond I^ake Monday
It was a
very pleasant trip.
Summer Activities—Riding,
Swimming, Picnicing.
for
PRODUCTS
Gas—Oil—Lubrication
Tires and Batteries
Cars Cleaned the Electrolux Way
Central Point. Oregon
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