THURSDAY, MARCH B, 1911
PAGE FOUR,
5LR—Si
Mrs. E R. Gleason left Monday for
Yreka where she is with her duught-
er, Mrs. Lawrence Bodin, whose hua-
band is very ill.
LOCALS
Junior Class Presents
Don’t Darken My Door
Word was received Tuesday morn­
ing of the birth of a baby daughter.
Mrs. G. H. LeBell and two sons of
Dorothy Virginia to Mr. and Mrs. Fremo spent the week-end
at the
John Townsend at Burley, Idaho. The Dorland home.
baby weighed 9 lb. 1 H ox. Mother
and daughter are doing fine. Mrs
Sugar Pine Shakiw, new
Townsend was the former Dorothy
Faber's.
To wall.
Mr. L. P. Mathes, who recently
made a trip to Portland and as far
west us Toieod. stopped for a two
hour viait with Ersel Lewis at Salem
Mr. Lewis is feeling fine and report
that he feels like a sixteen year old
boy. The doctor says he can return
home any time but Mr. Lewis feel like
it would be better to wait until the
warm weather of summer is here.
During Mr. L P. Mathes' trip he also
vi«ited with Mr. Otis Finn of Vida
who formerly lived in the Table
Rock district.
Mr. Finn sent mes-
sages to Theodore Glass and other
friends.
I
The P.T.A. executive council meet-
Mr. L. Hatfield received word from
his son Clifford of Seattle, that he
had left the firm that he has worked
with for the past 22 years and ac­
to have met with Mr*». Hanson but
cepted a better .position with a drug
owing to the serious illness of Mrs. firm having 46 «tores. He will live in
Mrs. Los Angeles.
Hansen's mother,
met with
Jewett instead.
The Health Unit met Thursday for
The Sullivan family have moved a luncheon at the Thornley home.
from Beall lane to the Reese Creek
neighborhood.
ing was held at the home of Mr. H
P. Jewett Tuesday afternoon. It was
A large crowd witnessed the junior
presentation of "Don’t Darken My
Door" last Friday evening.
This splendid .performance was due
to the persistent coaching of Mr. Har­
rison, who may well be proud of the
Mr. and Mr*. Jack Gees, Jr. have results of his efforts.
Mrs. Martha Booth Is being cared
rented the McManama cabin, Jack
The play was well east: Woodrow
In the opening games of the 14tli
for at the Musty home where she is is attending one of the night
annual Southern Oregon College of
classes Phillips as Roger Kent, gave a con-
The American
under the doctor’s care and obaerva-
for metal works in Medford.
| vincing performance of a crusty old
Education invitational basketball
tlon. She is to be in bed a week.
bachelor, who was trying to rid him­
tournament at Ashland yesterday af­
A number of carloads of peuple self of his young niece.
!
Maxine Moore is working In a beau­ ternoon. Talent defeated Sams Valley.
Muriel Weidman had the misfor-
were In Central Point Sunday from
34-11, and Central Point beat L-ok-
Elaine Westrup portrayed Rose« ty shop In Grants Pass.
tune to break her arm last week,
Dorris, California to attend services mary Kent, a young girl who was
inggla.es, 37-16. This morning Cen­
Tuesday afternoon while jumping
at the Full Gospell Hall. Rev. Howry devoting her life to make her uncle's
rope.
She returned to school this
The school board met Tuesday tral Point defeated Talent 20-19 in
was pastor of the Full Gospel church house a home. She was an ardent
evening and all the pre ent teachers a hotly contested game.
week after being home the balance
at DorrU a few years ago.
reader of Jane Perkin’s novels.
of laat week.
were offered a new contract for the
SAUCE PANS
I9e
Mt Pitt Rebekah Lodge No. 167
Richard Krupp ably portrayed Tom coming ¿a hool year.
PUDDING PANS
A birthday dinner was given at
.... 19c
Wednes
met
at
their
regular
session
Garrish, the fictitious strong, silent
Mrs M. J. Rummel of the Eagle
the home of Mr. and Mrs
Roy
BAKE PANS
29c
day evening. A social time was en-
man who had suffered.
Point district is visiting her daught­
Mrs. Vern Hansen's mother Mrs joyed and afterward Minnie Hedgpeth
Nichols Sunday In honor of D. M.
< (H 1 III l> SAUCE PANS
Coral Hilkey as Poppy Foster add­ Palmer is very ill.
er Mrs. Stimson for a few days.
2 Quart Size
. 29c
Grisham’s Kist birthday, fourteen
and Sally Musty served refreshments.
ed much humor to the performance,
T-
SAUCE PANS. 3 Qt.
29c
guests being present.
in her role of the sturdy country girl.
Mr. A. B. Carlaon is confined to
COVERED SAUCE PANS
Albert Thompson as Alee Stubbins, his home with rheumatism.
3 Quart Size ....................
Word was received by Mr. and
39c
an
awkward country boy. was a sure
Mrs. E. I’. Htone from Nell that he
COVERED SAUCE PANS
Mr. Earl Moore and Mr. and Mrs.
1 Quart Size
....................
49c
has Joined the lKth Engineer band laugh at each appearance,
WANTED
stone,
Virginia
Stimson
added
much
Everett
Faber attended the Eagle
SAUCE PANS, Set of 3
4»c
and was sworn in Monday and will be
humor as the bulwark of the Feath- Point grange Tuesday night.
I ISH PANS, 14-qt. .............. ... 59c
FOR RENT OR SAGE—Four room stationed In Fort Lewis for a week
famlly.
erstone
COVERED
KETTLE. B-qt. ... 59c
and
then
in
Vancouver
for
a
while
I
modern house on Court Ht., Med­
Edward Inman, son of Mrs. Tracy,
Miss Susie played by Maxine Hale,
WATER PAIL. l()-qt.
... 59c
ford. Rent |15 a month. Inquire In six month’s time, he expects to be
showed capability In handling tho is taking a course in electricity. Un­
TEA
KETTLES
at
Fort
Murray,
Washington
where
69« •
at this office or phone 601 Central
der Mr. Trowbridge the students
role of the romantic old maid.
the local boys are.
COVERED KETTLES, Slqt.
•9c
Point.
Leona Huston waj seen as Jane wired and put in electrical fixtures
69c
PERCOLATORS, 9-i up
Mr. Alexander says it has been two Perkins, the writer of love novels, In a new house being finished by the
FOR RENT—New papered house.
Phone 23
Central Point
CHICKEN FEEDERS
months since he has been down town who took an assumed name and lent Trowbridge«’.
Phone 217. W. M. Tetherow.
Open Evenings after 5:30 P.M.
15c
Galvanized 12-in.
.........
but he la improving. He hope that a helping hand to the Kent family,
by Appointment.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and lit­
FOR RENT—Four-room furnished every one will get their spring work
Galvanized 16-in.
.. 20e
Those in charge of the arrange­
tle grandson are moving from Butte
modern house, newly refinished, started. Spring is early
z
Galvanized 22-in
. 25c
but too much ments are also to be commended for
Falls to their place northeast of Cen­
Frigidaire, lights and
water in­ moisture has held up the plowing their fine co-operation.
Galvanized, round
FOB AI TO OR PERSONAL
tral Point. Mrs. Smith is a daughter
eluded. Inquire of Theodore Glass, in some places.
13c
( liick fount, glass ...............
Central Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Parson and lit- of Mr. T. Gonderman.
( hick fount, metal
. 10c
See the Spring Style Oxfords at tie daughter Fonda Rose of Klamath
WANTED TO RENT—Single apart­
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph VanZyl from
Falls arrived Sunday to congratulate
Faber's.
ment, completely furnished.
or
are visiting
SEE GENE THOMAS
the newly weds Mr. and Mrs. Veri Redmond, California
light housekeeping room.
Inquire
Mr.
VanZyl is
friends
in
the
valley,
Lie. Nos. S-211 & M-217
Edwards.
Mrs.
Edwards
Mr. Curt Hopkins is sick with the
is a neice of
Pilone 521
Central Point
at Faber’s Market.
45 S. Central
Medford
assistance tester for the dairy herd
flu.
the Parsons.
Improvement association.
FOR IIENT—House and ahop in Cen­
Mr.
Mrs.
Edward
Jones,
and
Mrs.
Le
Bel
of
Fresno
Mrs.
Roger
tral Polnt. Mabel Messenger, Gol!
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Collier and /■■■■■■■■■■»■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■»■■■■■■■a
Hill, Oregon.
22-4t Yo**t and I>i< kle accompanied Mr. spent the week end at the Dorland
Don Stanley to Grants Pass Sunday home on their way to Washington family from Trail and Mr. and Mrs.
mil SALE
and visited at the Chet Eides home. to visit friends,
Lois Dorland will Joe Collier and family from Klamath
be home soon to spend a spring va­ Falls visited over the week end with
FOR SALE—No. 1 Sugar Pine Shakes
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lusk have cation of ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Blackford,
30-lnches. flu and 111 per thou­ moved from Central Point to Grants
Mr. Colliers are brothers
sand. Ivan Nye, Prospect.
22-lt
Pass where Mr. Lusk has work in
Mr. and Mrs. Clark AjcDowell have Blackford.
bought the Grimes house from Mr
HAY TOOLS, Forks. Hay Carrier», the cheese factory.
Tetherow.
Pulleys, barn door track & carriers,
Mrs. Furry received a letter from
litter carriers & tracks, stanchions her daughter Mrs.
June
Blair of
Mrs. Tex accompanied Mrs. Blanche
& fittings, cow water bowls, barn South San Francisco
that it had raln- Friable to Proapect Wednesday.
brooms and shovels,
Barn plans ed steady one week
Tuesday and she
free to those who contemplate didn’t mean drizzle,
It was a *»teady
The Civic club is having the lot
building.
Davis Feed Store, 1715 downpour.
next to the librarby dragged and
STEAK DINNE» SPECIALTY
N. Riverside, Medford,
Plenty of
ALL GOOD MEAT
leveled ready for planting a lawn
convenient parking apace nearby.
SIIOIIT ORDERS
Wooden Shoes for service and The new evergreens on the lot are
looking fine.
24-Ilour Service
HEED POTATOES—Bliss, Early style, see them at Faber's.
Rose, earliest of all—Kanota oat«,
Mrs. Richardson received a letter
Rev. C. A. Phillips is very ill with
rolled oats, rolled barley, ground
from her husband Sanford J. Rich- what is thought to be a relapae of
feeds, wheat, millrun and bran at
20-ycar Experience
srdson saying he had passed his the flu.
right prices. Davis Feed Store,
typing test with 55*A which is more
1715 N. Riverside
(Berrydale)
than required and that he would
Medford.
take the teletype and code examlna-
For Sale—Light, two-wheel trailer, tlon Tuesday and Wednesday.
Hla
shift is from 4:00 P.M. to 12:00.
15. Gong's 2nd Hand Store.
Grocery Stores. ('em nil Polnt
Restauranti«. ('entrili Point
WHITE LEGHORN COCKERELS
The Indies Berean Billie Class of
Service Stations, Centra! Point
2c each, leave order at Davis Feed the Federated Church will hold their
Blacksmith Shop, Central Point
Store, 1715 N. Riverside, Medford. March meeting at the home of Mrs.
Pool Hall. Central Point
No. '4 TINS
BABY CHIX-—Hampshires, Barred George Wright. Thursday, March 13.
Dry Good« Stores. Central Point
Rocks,
Ijeghorns,
many
other
MXGAZINES. Mll.lv SHAKES. SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
breeds at new low prices for best
A. STATIONERY. (.11 T ITEMS. TOYS. ETC.,
grades. Davis Feed Store, 1715 N.
Rlvei*4de, Medford.
Central Point. Oregon
b
MR
POULTRYMAN —Each
year
M
more people bring us their hatch­
Pearl or W<*tmin«ter
—
ing because "Jainesway Hatched"
gives you all the extra chicks and
poults, let us do your custom hatch­
ing. Hen egg settings, every Tue*»
day and Friday. Turkey egg net­
ting every five days starting March
5. Central Point Hatchery.
21-tf
Try an Ad in
Red and White
Enamelware
CLASSIFIED
PERMANENTS
$2.00
$4.50
Ethel’s
Beauty Salon
LOANS
ELMER WILSON HARDWARE
Faber's Market
■
■
Qualify Groceries at A Saving9 ■
Phone 291
ROSSI CAFE
NOW OPEN
Hamburger
37'
Tony De Amicis
19'
2 Lbs
Veai Roast
Classified Directory
25
Pound
1-lb. WEINERS
1-lb. KRAUT
Tuna Fish
29'
STONE’S DRUG STORE
MEN'S Used Work Clothing. shoes.
Coat*. Pants and other garments
in good condition. Ladies' dresses,
shoes, etc. lsj"k them over on way
to Medford, 1405 N. Riverside,
aero«** from Beck's Bakery.
Shortening
48
FOR SALE—Five room house. hot ,
and cold water, bath room Partly I
equipped. Electric lights. Reason­
aid*
Inquire at the Oregon Trail,
seat to Postoffice. Central Point. :
CHICK STARTER
12.35.
Chick
3* rati h 32.10. laying M ish 31 95
Bring this ml good for 5c on one
Mick purchase chick feed.
Davis
Feed Store, 1715 N. Riverside, next
to Lost River Creamery in Berry­
dale
SQUARE DEAL BARBER SHOP,
for Shampoo and Massage and that
nice Huir Cut and Shave W A.
Shell. Prop.
lit! 00 ton
Ground Hog Feed
49-lb II 00
"Farmer Joe” Flour
49-lb |1 15
"Feather Flake" Flour
New Shipment garden ■reds Just in
Cwt. 11.15
"Egg Pep" Mash
CASH * CARRY FEED STORE
1716 N. Riverside. Medford
Next to Lost River Cri»m*7
35
4 Lbs
Specialized Lubrication
We’ve many more
bargains like these
TOP QUALITY CHICKS Produced
under our rigid program, In a
hatchery that is clean, neat, , and
sanitary, Chicks available Wed
und Sat. each week. Rocks. I Reds.
Hampshire. Buff Orpingtons, and
Chick
laqthorn«
Chi*
k starter feeds,
Started chicks. Custom setting«»’»
every Tuesday and Friday. Central
21-tf
Point Hatchery.
19'
Both
Snowdrift
3-lb. Pail
■
Pound
at
Associated Service
Kraft Cheese
2 Lbs.
nui s.
. 49'
-
IH1TI 111!---- .MOTOR
\< CESSORIES
Victor. Noel. Proprietor
’32 Chev. Coach
Von do n little fl\ln* on it
mid »on liavr n Mieli cur fur
$95.00
’38 Dodge Dix. Sdn
Motor overhauled Yearly new
tire«—Black finish. I-urge
trunk and heater.
l.l NCR Ml VI
CHEESE
’36 Pontiac Coach
Ihl* I* a fine fiiiiid» rar-—
srm cover*. Radio A llratcr
SPRY
$365.00
39
30
2»
29
29
CIIIA Sedan
( HUA «1.1 R s««lnn
1 ««ex C ou | m *
Ford Sedan
(TIEV. Sedan
335
•45
•45
•45
Skinner s Garage
III ICK
STUDEB5KF.K
GMC TRUCKS
I'lionc 27 40
Medford
19
Garden Plowing
and Leveling
Rich-Tex Shortening
3-lb. Pail
$495.00
Lb.
Pound
. .
41'
3-lb Tin
Phone 632
Central Point
49
1« U 11 p
.
15'
McCORMICK-DEERING TRACTORS
Tractor Drawn Implements
LARGE ORDER OF N Yll.s \ND McCORMICK-DEERING
MACHINERY ARRIVING DULY.
ORDER NOW—PRICES Yin YNUING
Full Line ol Palm« and Oil«
PREM
1 Tin
25C
W. E. ALEXANDER
HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT CO
■