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About The Central Point American. (Central Point, Or.) 1936-195? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1939)
THURSDAY, AUGUST 24. 1030 1 -------------------- f Mrs. Willie McClain of Gold Hill Oregon Federation of Music club». Mr and Mrs. Marsh of Medford were callers at th E. P. Slone home ha* purchased th« unlucky number Artists from all parts of the «ute last night, it happened to be Mr. 13 on the beautiful crochet bed- , will appear In the Federation’s mu*, and Mrs. Stone's wedding anniver spread that Mrs. W. A. Shell ha* ica] entertainments. sary. thought they did not know ‘made for the W. R. C. Mrs. McClain asked for the first number on the Leon Mojica's popular radio or wh-n they called. bedspread at a W R.C. meeting a chestra, playing regularly from El Mr. Jum Smith of Whittier. Cal.. number of months ago and she Pate0 at San Francisco, will be at the Oregon state fair, tn Sal-m arrived Sunday for a couple we k chose 13. September 4 to 10. to play for the visit with his mother Mrs. II. L. Oregon music composers will ot nightly free dances and also at the Smith and brother Cliff and family. Hi« mother had the misfortune to honored on Saturday of the state AH American revue. ' fell and hurt herself quit* badly a fair, to be held in Salem Septemb' r __________________________________ couple of weeks ago and has not 4 to IS. on th.- several program»"» . otR CLASSIFIED ADS ALWAYS been able to be out. She is und -r be given in the daily serie« by the i the doctor’s care. CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN CENTRAL POINT, OREGON PAGE FOLK . ........ --------- m j _ l —■ ITS LOCALS GETTING CLOSER The Woman's Relief Corps held their regular annual dinner Tu*‘ day evening in the Central Poli' city park. About 30 were present Everyone voted it the coolest pia in town. After a big dinner, cream and cake were served, »njoyed a social time afterward Joe Cox, who has been suffering from an Infection in a cut on bis Bp, is much Improved and expecs to go back to work soon. In break ing up kindling wood a piece flew up and cut his lip, making it neces sary to take five stltche« in th wound. School Supplies—Always the la’ eat idea in school -upplies at pof ular prices at S’one’s Drug Store. Mrs. Grace Fredette has pur-> chased the Brown’s Cafe at the cor- ■ nor of Main and Front sts.. Medford. I Mrs. Fredette* husband Harry C.j Fredette will manage the bunlness. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Fredette are well I known here and have many friends to wish them success in this new business. Anklets—fall colors, 10c, 15c and I 25c. Faber's. Mrs. Anna Bissell of Fort Jones. Calif., who accompanied her sister. Mrs. H. M. Dorland and husband on a tour of California, Is visiting at the Dorland home. She will leave Sunday to be back home In time >o open her school August 28. During their trip south they attended the fair on Treasure Island. Notre Dam» and Tla Juana, Mexico. They visi’- ed relatives and friends all along the way. Mr. and Mrs. George Lottes of Fresno, Calif., who have been guests at the home of Mrs. Lottes sist'r, Mrs. O. H. Bohnert, her mother. Mrs. Burn* and other relatives, left for their home Monday mining. Little Dick Hamilton had the mis fortune to catch his thumb in wring er, tearing the skin. It was neces sary to take 11 stitches to close ths wound. He Is doing fine and will suffer no permanent injury. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lanning and small son are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ross Kline of Lone Mountain. Mr Lanning is Mrs. Kline's nephew. Mr. and Mrs. Lanning are traveling with a trailer house and are enjoying their trip very much. Don Patterson, who has been on Harriett Berry from Washington the sick list, plans to be back at the arrived Wednesday evening for a service station this week end. visit with Mrs. J. J Murphy. Henry Maury and L. Hatfield are Watch our windows for further spending a few days at the Gipsy particulars as to our tenth anniver huckleberry patch. sary In Central Point. Stone's Drug Store. The new fall colors in Berkshire Hose at Faber’s. Donald Richardson is spending this week at the San Francisco fair. Fick's new hardware store are Donald received hi« degree at the having special bargains for the university at Eugene last spring. thrifty all the time but some extra special* on Saturdays. Be sure and inquire about the bidding blanks on the Speed Queen washer. SCHOOL SUPPLIES- Playground equipment. Latest Electric Vac uum high speed eraser cleaners. Call D. D. Davis, 905 W. 10th St., Medford. Tel. 1727, 46-2t FOR SALE—4 milk cows. Fourth house across railroad track on left side of road. Central Point. Chas. M. Mabln. 46-2t Dr. Frank A Freeburger FOR SALE — Dining room table. Phone 84. FOR SALE—Wooden (Holxern Leffelj at Shoe Shop. . . ■ ■ ALL GOOD MEAT Evaporated Milk 24c 19c 2 Lbs Sliced Bacon SUGAR CURED Pound 17° Veal Roas! Pound 15 Cottage Cheese IT'S FRESH SPICEI' PORK ■ Can . . . 25c Pound 10c Motorists Save Money I mu in a position to save you money on all your mech anical work. Only tlM' best of parts used. All Work Strictly Guaranteed. Let me quote you niy money saving prices on all your work. ANKLETS, Fall Weight, New Color» Obenchain’s Garage Save Money and Time at LEO IL OBE.NCHAIN, Proprietor 2 Dlock.« East of Central Paint (I km ' sc Factory Faber's Labor Day SALE Central Point Market Groceries - Meats - Feeds PHONE 441 ♦ ♦ : « * ♦ « rr . YOU SAVE 10% on all Kodak Film, also Kodaks and movie cameras. Free developing, free enlargement print« as low as 2c each. 7-hour service. Anders Studio 4 3-4t Chicken Growers * See Us For Sperry Feeds PERMANENTS ♦ ♦ ü : !! ♦ : ü ♦ i ■ ♦ 4 ’ : :: ♦ : ♦ ♦ ♦ ■ ! ♦ ♦ •: i ♦ i: ♦ ♦ 11 < ' < ’ <> i’ ü on the Famous :: FIRESTONE ! ■ :: ü ;! <> <’ . ; : > TIRES I ' lor School (Tülilrin FOR SALE—Heavy Friers, Deliv- ered when ordered. Phono 367, Central Point. 4 4-8t ♦ ♦ ♦ I I or under ♦ ♦ ♦ $1.50 FREE—1150 Mlectrlc lantern to cash customers. Ask for patrlcu- lara. Davis Feed Stores, Medford and Ashland. Ethel’s Beauty Salon Phone 23 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ : ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Centrili Point FOll SALE — 3-burner <oal Ml stove, folding bed, rag carpet loom. Call this office. The Story FOR SALE-—Electric A BC. Wash ing machine In good condition. New rubber rolls to, wringer. *20.00 Inquire nt this office or phone 601. about the farmer’« daughter make« people smile However Surelay Mash Surelay Pellet» SUREBUILD Cracked Corn Wheat Hen Scratch Watermelons The Thrift Sensation of 1959 11 J lb. lc How you can get one of these amazing Tire« at Va PRICE 3 lb. 13c Bananas To l>c without ICE i" h«< a laughing mnttcr. IF WANTING lo buy or sell Reni Estate. 8ee L a. plckell, 1« 8. __ Bartlett. Medford ■■ :: . ■ J i > < •«•••••••a t Buy one at list price and get the next one G. M. MORRIS AT 50 , DISCOUNT Dally Deliveries Alao Rales at Damon'« Cafe III'STERN A FINII ER Ml V S7>e COFFEE. POT Medford's Only Drive-in Tray Servier LOOK < ’ Featuring Buy Your Gun Now, Rave Pirk the good ones. lx>w Priii'« on Rial, Reel«, Line« Cabinet Works Cliff’s Sport Shop 817 N. Ill ver« I de Mr. and Mrs. Sanford J. Richard son and Charlotte, Muriel Weldman and Mr. and Mrs. John Townsend went to Diamond Lake last Saturday and returned home Sunday night. Hamburger 25c Fruit Pectin—2 Jars for 23c * Convenient Termi 3 dozen SCHOOL CLOTHING BERKSHIRE SILK HOSE % FOR SALE—Heating Stove. Good shape. Only been used two years. Frank Lawrence, 4th A Ash Sts. 45-2t 29c Kerr Lids SCHOOL SHOES Distinctive Glasso« when needed spoous or McDowell's 45-3t The No. 3 Tin«—Reg. 10« TAKE TIME TO SEE OCR ENLARGED STOCK Testa for first grade children ap plying for admission to schools in Jackson County, outside of Medford and Ashland, will be given in the office of the County School Superin tendent In the County Court House beginning Friday August 25th an! extending through Wednesday Aug ust 30th. Appointment must be made before time test is desired, and may be made by phone or hv mall. Tel. 1353, address County School Superintendent, Courthouse, Medford LOK SALE Grapefruit Juice 4 Can» Summer Stock at cut prices at Faber's. September 11th Pre-School Tests For County Schools FOR RENT—Three-room modern furnished apt. Private bath and entrance. Abundance of hot water. Electric range. Water and light» paid. Adults only. Phone 601 or inquire al this of fice. Phone 291 School Begins Mr». Jtfkmie White «pent Wednes I. O. O. V. 193 Noble Grand, Theo. A. Glass day with Mrs. Shelly in Medford. Sec. J. E. Vincent Kenneth, Dick Wyatt and Oliver Meets each Monday evening at Hall Visitors Welcome. and Bill Grimes were swimming at Bybee Bridge Tuesday afternoon. FOR RENT ‘Quality Groceries at A Saving’ 4 for LODGE DIRECTORY CLASSIFIED daughter Mr. Dorland took Miss Lois Dorland to Portoria, Cal., last week where her school opened Monday, August 21. She teaches English in the high school. ■ Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ivan T. Skyrman Wednesday August 16. a baby boy weighing 8 lbs., in the Community hospital. The baby has been named Carl Hamilton in honor of his two grandfathers. Little Gail, sister of the new baby, has been visiting her aunt Mrs. Erma Cooper in Dunsmuir. Faber's Market • Medford : 9 i everything tn Cabinet Work ♦ ♦ A Long Dog—10c Frozen Rogue— u . mayn < xm » l ... and refreshing ------LUNCHES » ♦ North on Riverside »tab'.labed tn I1N*N A.A A A.« • • ••••. A.A.A.A « ♦..♦..« A.A.M..« .♦.«. 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