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CENTRAL POLVT AMERICAN. CENTRAL POINT, OREGON
THURSDAY, MARCH 13, ion
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Roy Walker has just completed
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Middleton and
painting the front of H<ss and Ru*s Theron and Stanley oJnes of Algoma
store.
arrived Friday and visited Mrs. Mid
dleton's parents here and Mr Middle
The Sugar Pine Company have
Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Stimson und ton's parents in Grants Pass, return
added an extra shift and are working Yvonna enjoyed Sunday dinner with
ing home Sunday afternoon.
steady.
Mrs. Myrtle Nelson, east of Medford.
Lee and Ernest Pinkham arrived
Saturday evening fur a week end
visit. They are both stationed at
Fort Steven* and while driving home
with four other boys on highway
beyond Grants Pass their car struck
the rear end of a freight truck, The
boys were not seriously Injured bui
the car was so badly damaged so that
they were forced to return on the
stage. They left Monday evening.
Word has been received
of th“
Miss
birth of a daughter, February 26. to
high
Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Humphrey of
Ukiah. Cal.
The baby was named
Mrs. Humphrey is the
Mr. Gleason went to Yreka Sunday- Nancy Ann.
The Church of Christ hus been
Little Joann Minor will sing at the
former
Miss
Ethel
Cole of Medfold,
After Mrs. Gleason.
They returned
completely redecorated and a
new
Revival meetings at the Church of
Mr.
and
Mr».
Humphrey
lived
in
home Monday.
A number of Med
Im lined floor laid which is a big im
Christ this evening.
Central
to
Point
before
moving
ford and Central Point friends called
provement. The revival meetings are
on their daughter Mrs. I-awrenct Ukiah.
much
drawing good audience» and
Mrs. J. E. Weaver has been suf- Bodin and Mr. Bodin, who 1» very
Interest
is
being
shown.
Infants' oxfords at 98c to *1.15 at
fering with rheumatism and a cold ill. Among the Central Point friends
for the past week.
was Sidney Britsow.
Mr. and Mrs. Faber's.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Palmer of
Bodin are running the Red Mill cafe.
Sacramento
and Mrs. Phillips How
Henry A. Freeman of Portland ar
Martin Minor Is redecorating the
ard and two sons of Arcata, Calif.,
rived
on
the
United
Malnlin'cr
Wed
Helen Lung celebrated her 12th
•Inside of the Nip & Sip and plans to
arrived Saturday, called here by the
birthday on
Wednesday,
She
re nesday morning, called here by the
' sat ve Ice cream and cold drinks.
illness
and death of their mother,
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celved two birthday cakes, one tro m death of his mother Mrs. W. J. Free
Mrs. Palmer.
man
Tuesday
evening.
Rubber gloves for spraying at Fab- her father and another from
her
Dr. Norman K. Tully and
Mr. Perry of the Shell Station ia
I
planning to repaint the station and Catherine Lyon spoke at the
school assembly Tuesday.
plant sonii shrubs and flowers.
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grandmother.
rFg.
T ä |
•chool lunches are to be
Your correct size in overalls at
turned ever to the W.P.A. for the Faber's.
bala n«. of the year.
The Young Parents study group
Ge
i Weidman returned to her will meet at the home of Mrs. Eve-
work
Cdford after being unable I lyn Skyrman on the Pacific highway
week on account of the north of Central Point this evening.
I Assisting the hostess will
be Mrs.
Opal Tartar and Mrs. Dorothy Morris.
Richardson
arrived
Saturday evenlnng at 12
Mr. Jenning of Glendale, California
Mrs. Richardson, Charlotte has rented
the
Shell
downstairs
riel Weldman drove him back apartment.
work In Eugene Monday, re-
Mrs. W. A. Shell is Visiting Mrs.
g home at nine o’clock.
Barber in Ashland.
Mrs. Shell and
Clayton Y'ost arrived home from Mrs. Barber are old friend». Mrs.
Seattle Friday and
visited
friend) Barber recently returned from spend
(mil relatives over the week end.
ing the winter in Arizona.
ff-
CLASSIFIED
WANTED
Fay Wood and family are now in
New Mexico,
Mr. Wood's younger
brother went with him but has re
turned and is living with his par
ents in Medford.
Lloyd Stimson is driving a new In
ternational logging truck and trailer
for Mr. Segesnman
Will Ferguson ha» been confined
to his home with the flu since Friday
but is much better now.
Mrs. L. M. Swartz is very ill.
Mr. and Mrs. I*. D. Lofland and
Lois made a trip to Yreka last Sun-
day.
HAY TOOLS, Forks, Hay Carriers,
Pulleys, barn door track & carriers,
litter carriers A tracks, stanchions
A fittings, cow water bowls, barn
brooms and shovels,
Harn plana
contemplate
free to those
who
building.
Davis Feed Store, 1715
N. Riverside, Medford,
Plenty of
convenient parking »pace nearby.
New Spring Oxfords
prices at Faber's.
at
popular k
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Mr. and Mr». Jackson and son have
rented the Floyd Hilton house and
moved in. Mr. Jackson works in the
Southern Oregon Sugar Pine Mill.
The Jacksons were former residents
of Eagle Point.
The Golden Link Claw will meet at
the Edward Jone* home Friday af
SEED
POTATOES—Bliss,
Early ternoon.
Rose, earliest of all—Kanota oat»,
rolled oats, rolled barley, ground
Albert Milton 'purchased the Goy
feeds, wheat, millrun and bran at Foutch house and after remodeling
right prices. Davis Feed Store, and redecorating, has rented it to
1715 N. Riverside
(Berrydale) Mr. and Mr». Janies Harrison.
Mcdfo rd.
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Mr. Jack Lees was back In the shop
WHITE LEGHORN COCKERELS—
Tuesday, the first time for about a
2c each, leave order at Davis Feed
week, being sick with the flu and
Store, 1715 N. Riverside. Medford.
other complications
ADA BY CH IX—Hampshire», Barred
Rocks,
Leghorns,
many
other
BIcOOMIX' PARROT W \S PASSING
breeds at new low prices for best
ITS I.Essox ON
rade*. Davis Feed Store, 1715 N.
Bert had spent hours trying to
feivendde, Medford.
teach his parrot to say "Hello, Uncle."
POULTRYMAN — Each
year ready for the vUait of his weathy re
nr^ie people bring us their hatch
ing ka< auaa "Jamesway Hatched"
To no purpose. Uncle came—and
g vWruu ail the extra chicks and
went—and the parrot was dumb.
poults. let us do your custom hatch
Bert seized the bird by the throat.
ing
Hen egg settings, every Tues
"Hay Hello, Uncle,' or I'll wring your
day and,. Friday. Turkey egg set
bloomin' nock,” he roared.
ting
five days starting March
And when silence continued
he
5. c'*WNyl Point Hatchery.
21-tf
twisted the bird's neck and threw it
MEN'S qjy* t Work Clothing, shoes into the fowl pen.
Coats, £-ptic and other garment»
Queer squawks drew him to the
In gc>o6 6 "dltion. Lidies' dresses, fowl pen next
morning.
On
the
shoes. aUc r Lo"k them over on way grounds were thrte dead hens, The
to MMftl
1405
N. Riverside,
parrot had a fourth by the neck.
acron»
eck’s Bakery.
shaking him and shouting:
'Say.
Tol
CHICKS” Produced ‘Hello, Unde,' or I'll wring your
program. In a bloomin' neck.
under <>ur
hatchery
clean, neat, and
available Wed.
sanitary,
Rocks. Reds;
and Hat. each week
Hampshire, Buff Orpingtons, and
LegE. «•
Chick starter feeds,
st erf 'd cthlcks. Custom settings’*
eve»1^ Tuesday and Frida)
Central
21-tf
I’oMc* II «tc hery.
Cll'.l;
STARTER
*2.25.
Chick
f. rstfch *2.10.
Laying Mash »195
i,
g this ad- good for 5c on one
purchase* chick feed.
Davis
Fry<| Store. 1715 N Riverside, next
Lost River Creamery in Berry-
Il.
SQUARE DEAL BARBER SHOP,
for Shampoo and Massage and that
nice Hair Cut and Shave W. A
Shell, Prop.
*26 00 ton
Ground Hog Feed
49-lb *1 00
• Farmer Joe” Flour
49-lb *1 15
"Feather Flake” Flour
New Shipment garden seeds Just in
Cwt *1.95
' Egg Pep" Mash
CASH A CARRY FEED STORE
1715 N. Rlvemide. Medford
Next to Lost Kivar Crsamsrj
GIVI Ill'll! IHl
<M'i \xi \t.\ix lx
Don Patterson
Service Station
I'lieup reading material here.
All kinds of Slid hand
magazines from le to 5c
LONG’S
2nd Hand Store
i
ROSSI CAFE
NOW OPEN
SIIOHT ORDERS
Tony De Amicis
Open Evenings after 5:30 P.M.
by Appointment.
2O-ycur Experience
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■■lllSIlIlIlllllIliaillllllBIlllBJBKII!
‘Quality Groceries at A Saving’
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Hamburger
ALI
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$3.00
19c
2 for
Brooms
GOOD DRY Flit
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at SOUTHERN OREGON SUGAR PINE MILL
CENTRAL POINT
■
2 Pounds
19
Picnics
PETITEN
segar CEREI)
25
Pound
19
Shortening
Pearl or Westminster
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Elkhorn—Central Point
35c
4 Lbs
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19
Sweet Prunes
4 Lbs
M
WEINERS & KRAUT
49c
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GOOD MEAT
2 Lbs
EREE 1)1 st pax
Big Double Load 300-cu. ft. Delivered
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Faber's Market
Pound
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W
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Made
20c ■
■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■as iiiüiiaitmisaiiOiaKii siZ
Specialized Lubrication
at
Associated Service
TIRE:----- BATTI.RII----- MOTOR
V CEssOltll x
Garden Plowing'
MOBILGAS and
Mobilgas Special
YOt R CAR de-“rv*-s the best. You
feel that way about it So do we.
And because we realize this »e
welcome the opportunity to im
prove our gasolines from time to
time In keeping with the fast pace
set by modern motor transporta-
tlon.
Last May we offered
prove I New Mohilgas
gas special. Today We
able to you these sa
tive motor fuels with still higher
octane
We hope you will enjoy the eVen
greater performance now made
possible by these two fine gaso
lines the beat w<* have ever pro
duced.
FOR SALE
Central Point
Phon« 2S
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children of Eagle Point picnicked at
Miss Margaret Hansen. Mias Joan the* li. C. Jolley home Sunday.
Neusb.iuni. Mrs. Helen Hostetler and
Last Saturday Mr. and Mrs. George
daughter Miss Roe visited at the
John Walch home last Thursday.
Stedham, Mr. Chas. Newstrom am!
Mrs. Gustie Seefleld of Grants Pave,
Mrs. Hazel Simmons and
young and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bergsman
»on Alvon of Eagle Point visited Mrs. and son Donald of Medford visited at
Simmons’ mother. Mrs. Wilhite last the John Walch's.
Sunday.
Phone 291
FUEL BILLS
)NE «HI
By Mis. B. C. Jolley
Ethel’«
Beauty Salon
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and Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Powell and
STEAK DIXXER SPECIALTY
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SEE G EXE THOMAS
Lie. Nos. S-211 & M-217
45 S. Central
Medfortl
Buy Select Green Pine Slabs Now
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Powell and children of Central Point,
Lake Creek Ripples
EASTER SPECIALS
Permanents
LOANS
SAVE ON YOUR
FOR SALE
Mr. and Mrs. George Marsh visited assisted with the cattle branding at
their new mice, M ük Sandra Chelar- the Henry Myers'.
di in the Perrydale district last Sun
day
Miss Ghelardi will soon
be
Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Powell and
one month old.
grandson Teddy, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Lake Creek grangers met at the
hall last Friday evening for practice.
Miss Petre Roe. daughter of Mrs.
Mrs. George Hunt and small son Ernest Hostetler, left
Monday for
George Jr., are now home from tlu Medford where she has work.
hospital and both feeling fine. Broth
er Johnny was feeling quite proud
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Moore, Mr. and
as he was allowed to hold the little Mrs. Ernest Hostetler, Miss Petre Roe
brother.
and Mrs. Beth Zundeil .-pent the day
at the Frank Farlow ranch. In the
Jack Tharp has added to his front afternoon Mr. Clarence Martin, Mr
lawn and fixed the curbing, The John Walch and Mr. and Mrs. Do.)
patrons of the telephone
company Lilly and sons joined the group, The
were steadily taking a few mor« men branded calves.
Inches off the lawn, It is a big lm-
provement.
Mrs. Clarence Earl of Bakersfield
left for her home Tuesday after
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lawrence have
»pending a couple of weeks here dur-1 purchased the Jameson place.
ing the illness and death of her
brother Goy C. Foutch.
The wild flowers
are
blooming
with lambtongues, birdbills and baby
The Grange Cooperative Supply as blue-eyes at their best now.
sociation reports that when they were
first organized Seiptember 12, 1934,
they had 99 members and now have IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IX THE
a membership of 374.
During the
CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN
past year they have added 42 new
T"
members. Gas and oil output has
greatly increased during the past
month, The association is strictly a
FOR AI TO OR PERSONAL
non-profit organization.
WANTED Companion nursing, cap
.Mr. and Mr». DeSpain left Wednes
able of driving any car. Years of day morning for Hot Springs, New
experience. Will take patient in Mexico for Mr.
DeSpain’s
health.
home. 1135 Court Street, Medford. They were formerly in the Shell sta
One of the valley packers was
heard to remark the ipear tree are
tion.
WANTED—Wood tierers, Inquire ut
blooming in March, we will be pack
So. Ore. Sugar Pine Mill, care of
Mr. McKee returned from St. Joe, ing in July.
the Wood Yard.
23-11
Missouri and reports that when he
IF WANTING to buy or sell real es left St. Joe, men with picks and
tate, see L. G. Pickell, 16 S. Bart shovels were digging the snow and
ice up and hauling it off the streets.
lett, Medford.
Mr. McKee worked for Mr. Alexander
FOR RENT—House and »hop In Cen for a short time before he went to •I
tral Point. Mabel Messenger, Goli St. Joe.
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Hili, Oregon.
22-4t
Harvey Cassman and family have
Mrs. Harry Tonn and small daugh
moved into their new home that they ter Helen visited at the Tonn ranch
recently purchased.
Sunday while Harry T<>nn and sons
and Leveling
Phone 632
Central Point
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FULL LINE HOUSE PAINTS AND OILS
W. E. ALEXANDER
HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT CO