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About The Central Point American. (Central Point, Or.) 1936-195? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1939)
CENTRAL POINT .IMUUm, PAGE SIX THVmBukT, bSCEWMUl 14, 1039 CENTRAL POINT, OREGON rr -------“ Mrs. Owing is suffering with the flu. Her son-in-law, Jack LaCasse.. is in the service station during her illness. .Mr. C. W. Dickson of Torrington. Wro., is here looking after the es- tate of his uncle, W. D. Dickson, re- cently deceased. Mr. Dickson ex- pects to be here another week at least. Mrs. W. D. Dickson's daugh ter in Nebraska writes for Mrs. Dick son to come and make her home with her, but Mrs. Dickson plans to stay here in her own home. ' *< < HRISTMAS PARTY Most business bouses in the city Christmas Cards, big assortment variety of prices. Stone’s Drug have Christmas trees outside and Ruby Webster and Mrs. ’•’aryi3» many have very beautiful Christmas Langston are having a Christmas ( jtf Store. windows. parly for the beginners department ^4 Gleti Duncan, from Minnesota, is Saturday afternoon at the Federated I ta Mrs. A. W. Ayers entertained Sun visiting bis grandparents, Mr. and Church. All members are wel-.ftL day with a birthday dinner in honor come. There will be a Christmas R Mrs. C. G. Duncan. of her daughter, Mrs. John Tharp. tree and everyone will have a good ' Sr Don Patterson is confined to his The following guests were present: time. 1 Sr Mr. and Mrs. Bill Grimes and the 1 home, sick in bed. honor guest, Mrs. Tharp and her | Mrs. Moffatt and son, Mr. Bald husband. win of Medford were callers at the The library floor will be rpfiniah- ; Schell home Wednesday. ed as soon as the weather is suit Turkey Dinnei ■with all able, we are informed by Mr. R. II « Mr. Everett Faber, manager of The Trimming- Moore. I 4» Faber's Market, has suffered a re <- lapse of the flu and is confined to Mr. McJlmsey is reported down I I I his home. with the flu. I CHRISTMAS DAY 5 f « DAMON CAFE 5 Mrs. Mary Richardson has been Gifts for Father, Mother, Brother, sick with the flu ever since she re turned home from visiting her Sister or Sweetheart. Stone’s Drug daughter Mrs. Ward Davis and fami Store. _____ F ly in Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Flaharty received a card front their son Dorsey say ing that as be was returning from a trip to the doctor a woman driver Central Point Lodge ran into his car and broke the run No. 135 fle nlng board, fender and door, A. F. & A . M. had his shoulder re-taped. Stated Meetings Tree decorations and wrapping 3rd Wednesdays material. Stone’s Drug Store. Harold Head, W. M. J. E. Vincent, Secy. LODGE DIRECTORY . I. O. O. F. 193 Noble Grand, Theo. A. Glass Sec. J. E. Vincent Meets each Monday evening at Hali Visitors Welcome. CLASSIFIED WANTED WANTED—Used woven fence—Inquire at this office. FOR SAW FILING and Knives and scissors sharpened see C. H. Mosher, 2 blocks north of Da mon's Cafe. All work guaran teed. Special for CHRISTMAS s Permanents—$ 1.75 I 1 $ Ideal gift for Mother, Sister, 31 IF WANTING to buy or sell Real Estate. See L. G. Pickell, Medford £a¿t Mlitmte 5UGGE5TIDFÌ5 Gifts for every member of the family Children’s Slippers...........................- 59c Ladies’ Soft Sole Slippers - - - - 69c Ladies Hard Sole Slippers - - - - 98c Men’s Felt Slippers - - $1.00 & $1.35 Berkshire Silk Hose - - - - 75c & 98c Nightingale Silk Hose............................ 49c Infants’ Wool Mittem, & Hoods - - 25c Children’s Warm Gloves - - 15c to 25c Women’s Knit Gloves - - - 25c to 50c Handkerchiefs in boxes - 10c—18c—25c Men’s Initial Handkechiefs, - box 3—50c Men’s Ties ------ 25c & 50c Shop early and get good selections ■H! Central Point Market Grocertea—Fresh Meats—Feeds PHONE 441 Trade at Home Save at Home Kraft Dinners Each 10c MILK 4 Tins 25c 9-Ib. Bag 35c SUGAR 10 Lb. 59c SHORTENING 4 Lb. 39c 3 For 29c 3 Rolls 13c ALBERS OATS NO. 214 PUMPKIN TISSUE Wife, Daughter FOR SALE FOR SALE—Small cook stove, price 15.00, J. A. Flaharty, 121 Oak St., Central Point. BABY CHICKS Barred Rocks, New Hamps, R. I. Reds, W. Leghorns Black Mlnor- cas and other breeds from double blood tested, clean flocks, at low est prices consistent with quality. Order early for best chix. |>A\TS feed STORK Medford—Ashland Kill RENT FOR RENT—Winter rates for cot tages and steam heated rooms. In quire Rossi Motel. 3-4t FOR SALE — 3-burner coal oil stove, folding bed, rag carpet loom. Call this office. SOAP SPECIALS Ethel’s Beauty Salon J Phon» 28 Faber's Market | Central Polat Quality Groceries at A Saving SUGGESTIONS FOR Phone 291 Xmas Presents <’. M. HOMER AOCORDIAN RADIOS, SHOES, (LOTH I NG OF ALL KINDS Genuine Antique Buffet 4» I Each Giant Rinso Each 49 59 25 25 19 WASHING POWDER I Many Other Items I I Long’s 2nd Hand 1 Giant Borene Store Christmas Candy Each WE HAVE A DOZEN KINDS TO CHOOSE FROM, each made from pure sugar and as fresh as it can be. Use our Christmas Mixes this year and be sure of Fresh, Pure, Whole some Candy — AND NO EXTRA COST. 7 Bars Christmas Oranges FIRESTONE TIRES SWEET JUICY NAVELS GOOD QUALITY—NOT CULLS JUMBOS 2 Dozen DELCO BATTERIES LARGE 2 Dozen Suggestions Don t Forget the ROAST TURKEY DINNER Christmas Day HADES HOT WATER HEATERS 2 Pkg. WHEATIES 23c Swift Premium Ham U IIOLK nr M tit' 26c Lb. BACON FOG LAMPS EVEREADY PRESTONE Lifebuoy, Lux, Palmolive For SWIFT PREMIUM DRIVING LIGHTS CHAMPION SPARK PLUGS BORENE 25c Lb. PRODUCE CABBAGE Lb. at the WINDSHIELD DEFROSTERS OREGON TRAIL CELERY Each ORANGES Each Next to Post Office I i ASSOCIATED STATION L. C. Grimes USEFUL and PRACTICAL GIFTS ORANGES For Mother or Wife rwr>. ........... . Sl.l'.CTRIC IRON. CORN POPPER. TOASTER OR W UT LE IRON. ENAMEL WARF. HOUSEHOLD BRUSHES, SCISSORS, RULES, TAPE I NFS, ETC. Anders’ Studio Make her happi the J ear around. Open Day and Night Just Think—12 Christmas Gifts for Less Than 30c Each ■lack Knives anil Tools for the Boy Tool.« anti Farm Implement« for Father / en More Shopping Days ALEXANDER HARDWARE & IMP. CO. CARROTS ONIONS t i 98c 3 Bunches 10' Lb Ie ‘/2 Case LARGER AND BETTER Bonney’s Tamales 2C 9C 1c Each 10
