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PAGE FOUR THURSDAY. FEBRUARY IS, HH1 CENTRAL POINT .AMERICAN, CENTRAL POINT. OREGON ( LASS TO MEET Mr Oscar Minnick. Mrs. Hill and The Golden Link Class will meet Zoe Hill enjoyed a birthday dinner at Friday afternoon with Mrs. T A. the Hill home Tuesday, February 4. Marine. This will be an especially in which was the birthday of all three. A recent letter from Chester, Eng teresting meeting as the members are Mr. Hill. Mrs. Minnick and Irl» Hill 1 The Jackson county dog control An opinion expressed by a Lake land. reported that some relatives to bring their |1 and tell how they were aim present. board met wit^ the county court Creek rancher in regard to coyotes, Paul B. Rynning. county engineer, from Yorkshire visited there tor a earned it. Tucsslay afternoon to take up mat returned Sunday evening from New- When they first moved to Lako number of days and were anxious fur Mr». Kenneth Powell underwent a ters connected with the collecting of York. where he attended the national Creek they could hear the coyotes an air raid alarm as they had never major operation at the Sacred Heart convention of the American Road IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE howl all around them, but they were dog licenses throughout the county, Builders aemoeiation as a delegate been In a raid or even heard an alert hospital Monday evening, CENTRAI. POINT AMERICAN She U It appears that during the past not bothered with Jack rabbits or from thia county. Mr. Rynning was on sounded. At Yorkshire they would doing nicely at this time. not enough dog tax money was year the program of the counties divis ground squirrel» or gophers. Now they never know from actual experience collected to pay for depredations of ion of the convention. there wa* a war. Mr. Tony DeAmicis report that lie have no coyotes but are greatly both dog- throughout the county. So the Mr. Rynning attended the annual is well pleased with the patronage ered with theee other pest» which county court asked the dog control meeting of the Redwood Highway as Be sure and read the Sassy Shop he has received for being open such do more damage than the coyotes board to bring this to the attention sociation in San lyrancisro several ad in this issue. It contains some real a short time, Mr. DeAmicis operate» ever did. Perhaps if there were a of their «ollector and urge him to try weeks ago and left from there for the East. Following the New York bargains you should not miss. the Rossi Cafe which ha» been newly greater number of coyotes they might to make a more thorough checkup meeting he stopped for a brief visit do a great deal of damage. remodeled They also found the same thing this year It is a well-known fact that with his mother in the Mid-west, re Mr». Erma Hedgpeth 1» at the turning by way of Minneapolis. Spo true of hawks, they kill many mice there are many dog. in the county A reward i« offered for the return Sacred Heart Hospital very ill with kane and Seattle. on which no tax is paid and the court of a Green Knox hat, size No. 7 and a and other small insects that do more Intestinal flu. All through the East signs were Is anxiou.» to have this situation im- pair of men's gloves that disappeared damage than the hawks, they kill evident of the intense antivity caused Phone 23 Central Point proved. by national defense contracts. There Ernest Scott 1» inkproving slowly at the grange hall Wednesday even- many mice and other small insects Open Evenings after 5:30 P.M. appears to be a shortage of skilled from a severe attach of sciatic rheu ing. If taken by mistake return to that do more damage than the hawks. by Appointment. NOTICE labor in many lines and all factories If a hawk U caught carrying off a this office and receive reward. matism. are humming. 1I tea The W. R. C. will give a silver chi< ken, shoot him for he will come Spring styles in Footwear. Pumps. back for another, but very few hawks Saturday at the hall after the regu Mr». C. W. Torrence, who lived in lar meeting at 3:30. Every one is .■■■■■■■■■BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBa bother, the chickens. the Schell apartment recently, but Oxfords at Faber’s. a invited. Thia is the opinion of one rancher. ■ now lives on the coast, recently under Born to Mr. and Mr». Lowell went an operation for aippendichus. NOTICE Blackford at the Sacred Heart hos A special meeting of the telephone Her husband is much better »Ince The Pas'. Matrons of Nevita Chap pital Friday night a baby daughter board has been called to consider the they moved to the coast. Mr. Torrence Sharon Jean weighing 7’4 lb». Mrs. new contract received by the new ter will meet with Mrs. Evelyn Skyr- ■ is a son of Mrs. W. A. Schell. Blackford and little daughter re president of the board. Mr. E. C. man Wedne-day February 19. I.unch- ■ turned to the Gene Blackford home Faber this morning. The meeting is eon will be served promptly at one 1941 Tuesday morning where Mrs. Gene Have you seen the Spring mostly to clarify and classify the new o'clock. Keda? See Faber's. Blackford will care for them. rates applying tu business phones. A number of local children attend- C. W. Hilton, who is in poor health, Emil Troutman and family have Rev. Luther left Tuesday for Port ed the concert by Rublnoff yester- has moved to Jacksonville to make moved into the Jennie White house. land and will return home Saturday. day afternoon, Mrs. Otto Bohnert ■ his home with his daughter, Mrs. He Is in Portland In the interest of took the following little girls; Patsy Leonard Chrlstan and Mrs. Hilton will the Iaike of the Wood» Young Peo Faber, Lollle and Margary Jewett OBJECTION SUSTAINED live with her daughter. Mr». Fred Help Reduce The Surplus SUOI EDER ( I TS Dolores. X’lvienne Ross and ple Conference that will be held and Yocom. Mrs. Hilton says they were Louise Lofland also were present. a from June 23rd to 30th at the Lake married 33 years ago on Lincoln’» Mr. and Mrs. Ti. F. Thumler attended of the Woods. birthday and their oldest child was the concert in the evening. born on Washington's birthday. Mr. Ivan L. Hale, who has a mill on the Aimlegate, plans to pile hfs Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bodin of lumber in Central Point. Yreka visited Mrs. Bodin's parents ALL GOOD MEAT EXTRA GOOD No. 2's Tuesday. They have pui chased the Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Britteon are Red Mill restaurant in Yreka and living in the Dickinson house. Mrs. will be pleased to meet their friend Dickinson has been In California for there. Judge—Prisoner, it is your righ' about two months. Rynning Returns Dog Control Board Rancher Tells Good Consults Co. Court Coyotes May Do From Eastern Trip FEBRUARY SPECIAL Permanents—S1.75 Ethel’s Beauty Salon Faber's Market ‘Qualify Groceries at A Saving’ Phone 291 Fresh Egg's 29c ■ 2 Doz to challenge the jurymen you ob make their decision. The first of the week John Bohnert took home a land leveler made by (.'»car Minnick, which he is using now. JUST LIKE HIM Mr. Frank Cochran was taken to the hospital this morning sufferin'« with high blood pressure. —— l aber'» market Ju»t put up a new ■Ign. CLASSIFIED Tony DeAmicis 20-ycnr Experience Shortening' SLIGHTLY SALTED Pearl or Westminster 27c 2-lb. Pkg 4-lb. Pkgs /4 f/VCHCS H/6H J NEW STOCK “KEDS” ' ÄÜ » Good Fitting and Serviceable FOR HALE—Two-wheel trailer. *5. Long'» 2nd Hand Store. LOWEST PRICES FOR SALE—Home cured bacon und shoulder«. 1 V4 Mlles N.W. of Cen tral Point. P. D. Lofland. 19-2t "These political chaps say »<>■■■, awful things about each othit "Yes. and the worst thir <■ ■ n, I BAliY CHIX—Hampshire». Barrod Rocks. Leghorn«, many other it is that some of those things arc true. breed» ut new low price» for beat TYDOL MOTOR OILS Central Point Market "Declare yourselt. comrade I oviet is disposing of all idlers who ave no useful employment.’’ "I'm safe. I'm a barber ” FOR SALE—’31 Kuli k Hednn. 33 Ford Coupe. '24 llulek Sedan nnd '30 Ford HoudRter Valley Paint .♦ Rody Shop, Central Point. * Associated Service DELIVERIES ANY TIME---- XNY PLACE AND NEATLY PRINTED Birds-Eye Frozen Food SPECIAL FOR THIS SATURDAY Garden Plowing PEAS Friend—1 hope you get handsome :urns from the poems you send ■ut. Poet The return slips are often luite handsomely gotten up. 5anka Coffee HONEY OFT OF THE PICTURE Lb. s TAMALES I 1AM X SEI I (T He—My former wife and 1 never 1 a fuss fhe—My! How monotonous OYSTERS 29 c 29C Lb. 11C Each 10° 2 Tins 25 Phone 632 5-lb. Pail ■v OLEO and Leveling 20c Package HQUARK DEAL BARHER SHOP for Shampoo and Miissagv and that nice Hair Cut and Shave Shell, Prop. Ground Hog Feed 124 00 ton "Farmer Joe" Flour 4»-lb. 11 00 "Feather Flake" Flour «»-lb. |1.IK New Shipment garden seed» just in "Egg Pep" MiuOi Cwt It »5 CASH A CARRY FEED STORE 1714 N. Riverside. Medford Next to Lust River Creamery Minor Auto Repairs Quantity Savings on Quality Food PHONE 441 ’4 at INCREASE In milk guaran tied. You cannot lone—Be® un at once for this wonderful offer. Davis Feed Store 127 N Riverside, Medford Auto Accessories Groceries—Fresh Meats—Feeds FOR SALE -Range cook stove. Cheap at 112.00. J A. Flaherty, 121 Oak St . Central Point. 10' PSRKELÏY, CALIF Flying 'M” Gas -MEN'S Used Work Clothing, shoes, Coats, Pants and other garmonts In good condition. Ladles' dreraes. shoe», etc. Look them over on way to .Medford, 1405 N. Riverside aero»» from Beck’» Bakery. WE CAN NOW SUPPLY you with "Top quality" Chicks. Thousands hatching under our rigid program. Special rates on ■ untom hatching In February and March. Central Point Hatchery. 17-41’ PREMIUM CEPT. Faber’s Clothing Store grade». Davis Feed Store. 127 N. Riverside, Medford. FOR SALE—Five room house, and cold water, bath room. Partly equipped. Electric light». Reason able. Inquire at the Oregon Trail next to Postoffice, Central Point. Afod CouficrJ. ic DURKEE FAMOUS FOODS Ö y * i 1 Central Point The World’s News Seen Through V $ T he C hristian S cience M onitop ? J tn International Daily X'icsfat«, * ? •he Mom:., i____ ¡. .' j ? fome. « PflCC »s I 2.00 \ •<irlv nr 4 I Hz) a *• Saturday Uu. including Introductory Offer, 6 h,uc, 2y Name X . ., Id-.l N..„,,r f ,r ‘M *• The Chn.nan Se.cncc P :b|, .: One. Norway Street Boston. M.V ,chu „V„ ...... Addreu SAMPLE COPY ON REQUEST I , y “* e,r ■ 32c ! MUIon TAW I A MP "Yes, the poor sucker." 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