The Central Point American. (Central Point, Or.) 1936-195?, November 13, 1941, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOIR LOCALS Suggestions Mrs. E. R. Driver left Monday for Portland to attend the regional Mrs. meeting of the girl scouts. Driver belong to the Medford Coun- ell and the Central Point girl ■couts belong to the Medford scouts. for WINTER BUYING Mrs. Pinkham ana aaughter Mar- ian returned home from a two weeks visit with her son Nathan at Port land. They report a fine time. Norman Hansen left Wednesday noon for Santa Anna where he will work in the shipyards Mr ■ nd Mr*. Edward Jones receiv- ed word from their son Stanley at ' the Boeing plant that he was putting in tubings in camera* de-icers and oxygen tanks. He started work a ' week ago Wednesday. Stanley hope.* to be home for Thanksgiving. Art Needlework I Mrs. John Obenchain received word from her husband that he was a mechanic in the assembly department and that he works from 7:30 to 4:00 with a half hour off for dinner. Mrs. Obenchain plans to Join him about Christmas. FOUND—Bunch of keys on Main St. Owner may have mme by calling end paying for this ad. STOP—On your way to Medford at Lillie's Reaturant and Service Sta tion. Going south turn right on Court Street by Denny grocery store. Mr. and Mru. James Lillie. Prop. FOB SALE FOR SALE—Few bundles of old pa pers for starting fires and many other uses. The American. IF WANTING to sell or buy Real Es tats, see L G. Pickel. IB South Bartlett, Medford. FOR SALE—Cheap lumber or any building materials. Call us before you buy. R. O. Stephensoa Co., Court and McAndrews. Medford. Telephone 2099. SWL'ARE DEAL BARBER SHOP, for Shampoo and Massage and that nice Hair Cut and Shave Shell. Prop. Order Your PERSONAL IMPRINTED < HRISTMAS (ARDS NOW Priced 25 for 31.00 and up. complete with jronr name Pillow Cases Each—25c Stamped Aprons 25c STRANDED < ' Mercized Cotton MOST ALL SHADES 2 Skeins—5c Juvenile Sweaters BITTIIN FRONT 98c :: Misses Sweaters NEW STOCK $1.00 to $1.50 Ladies’ Sweaters ALL WOOL—NEW STOCK SI.98 :: Clayton Yost and Donald Neider- meyer were home from the Boeing airplane factory at Seattle over the week end. THANKSGIVING TURKEY DINNER (MTEOPATIIIC PHYSICIAN AND SI RGEON LOW FARES ow*v tU-WTrp law Angele. Federal Tax TOTAL S 3.13 29 • 5 43 3 9 40 .42 g 3.3? EYE EAR NOSE A THROAT £ WE SERVE GOOD MEALS AND AIM TO PLEASE £ 423 Medford Bldg Rew Ph. STI? Medford 8 oz. Pkg Swansdown Cake Flour 25 Large Package SALMON IXIW COST LIMBER and DAMON CAFE Phone BS2 (entrai Point So. City Limito—Hiway »9 > 25 Cranberry Sauce Faber's Market Qualify Groceries at A Saving’ Phone 291 £ PUMPKIN : SOLID PACK—NO. 2 S 29 ■ - Pumpkin ■ NO. 3K CAN 1*. CRANBERRY SAUCE 3 for - - - ' J 1 ! - 25C ■ ■ ; ? Mince Meat GOOD QUALITY 2 Lbs. - Leg of Lamb GLASS FREE GOOD YOUNG LAMB Raker's Aborted Kind- ■ ■ ■ For Thanksgiving I ■ ■ ROYAL CLCB— No. I CANS • CANDY BARS 1ft 1> A NORBEST TURKEY ■ : -19' - 29c C ORDER- Pound - 5 ■ ■ ;> " 4 COLORED HENS; Ready to Roast FARMERS: 2 Tins ? £ SEE Till NEW MHOIL Bill N ER-sPR A YER Ol'TFITS. BURNS LoW-COBT Fl EIA SPRAYS \NY l.IGHT-LIQl YD. FOR HIRN IN». WEEDS. HEATING WATER ITI .. DISINFECTION IND IN SECT DINTRKT1ON BV DIRECT FIAME OR SPRAY. THE MOST 1 si.I'll. SMALL TOOL YOV CAN OWN ALEXANDER HDWE. & IMP. CO. ? OYSTERS « ■ g ................ ppppf 1.1T 1 s PICK ON E FOR YOU ? PEANUTS - 27c ■ : CHRIsTM \S WILL SOON BE HERE’ Bio 53 49 PINK FARMER’S LUMBER TRY IS FIRST—WE HAVE IT Office Ph. s*.'.« Fancy Mixed Nuts $ ROSSI CAFE Paint—< 'ement—shingle* : ■ Pound - - 21c ■ -------------- Dr. Geo. S. Jennings ■I £ BEAUTY SHOP 50c ■ 2 for - - ■ j Allsweet Margarine Ride de luxe st low com — by Greyhound. Service everywhere. See more. save more, enjoy more. ■I November 14th, 15th, 17th, 18th, 19th BUILDING M \TERIALS : by Greyhound £ « Thanksgiving Food Sale MAXINE’S WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS ■ V EASIER V NIFTIER V THRIFTIER £ £ ODD ITEMS DI»PIAVED— The articles in the window at this : office are being removed this week They were all found In an old shed on the Hilkey place. The odd piece of machinery was a home made J machine for making the groove on barrel at top for the cover. Every one knew what the fungus growth was and also the ox shoe, Many The were interested in seeing them odd piece of wood wap thought to be a diseased growth with the fiber twisted in every way. It was ven 14 bringing in odd. Fred Virtue is Indian shoe last, made from pigeon rock, that are very old These will be placed tn the window. PERL’S Funeral Home Easy Parking 2 Lbs LUXURY TAX—1C% ADDED home Jerry Weidman returned Wednesday from a few days' visit with her sister Mrs. Frank Thomp son in Klamath Falls. Save Money at GUT A ART STORE Medford F ree Delivery < • All Permanents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Homer and Bobble and daughter Mrs. Harold Hedcpeth visited Mrs. Virginia Burke at Grants Pass Sunday. Mr. Burke, who is stationed at Ft. Lewis, was home over the week end. Childs’ Slippers :: 59c Misses Slippers 69c :: Women’s Soft Soles $1.00 Women’s Hard Soles $1.00 to $1.25 S WE M ’S SHAMPOO AND FINGER WAVE S1.00 her Ida Belie Wright Ip taking helping sister Virginia’s place and Virginia was Miaa Lola Blackford, married recently. Bed Room Slippers FABER'S It Pays to Advertise in The Central Point American! Joe Mann received the sad news that his brother John Mann of Checo was seriously ill with pneumonia and not expected to live. STAMPED ■! Quantity Savings on Quality Food ‘'You’re living in the Paradise Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jones and Mrs. Dorman called on Mrs. Margaret apartments.” “Yes; in the seventh heaven.” Hubbard Armistice day. Mrs. Hub bard is confined to her bed and was very happy to see old friends. She M living on Griffin creek. : > l»ii PHONE 441 On account of Thanksgiving teacher» Institute, both being he! i next week, school will he do«?1 all week Mrs. Lola Thompson of Grants Pass underwent a major operation at the Community hospital in Medford. Mrs. Thompson is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grisham. 13, Central Point Market £ Mrs. Mabel Reinking went to La Fayette. Calif., to care for her sister who was operated on recently. Mrs. Reinking is a sister of Mr. Clarence Long. Rayon Hose Pair—35c Cotton Hose Pair—25c Berkshire Silk Hose 85c and $1.00 Cinderelle Hose 49c and 69c Only 41 more days before Christ mas and that includes Sundays and holiday*, Only two more leaf to be torn off the calendar before 1942 arrives. CLASSIFIED Keith West of Medford U working Point the in the Faber Market. He has been , window this noon. No other dAm&gc there a week today. i l-eing done that we have heard of. Mr. W. A Shell and E P Stone have had new florecent light Instal- Nell Stone was home Sunday but led. had to be back Monday for band I» practice and Tuesday to march in the Armistice day parade in the new alr- ON THE IP AND VP port band at Portland. timely Sira George Hays, Vem Hansen, Harvey Rogers Lester Hansen and all won wrist watches in the radio contest. san Pnim-iMx» Federal Tax TOTAL“~ NOVEMBER CENTRAI. POINT AMERICAN, CENTRAL POINT, OREGON Produce ? < VTAH L £ 10c Celery Stalk FANCY I . S. NO. 1 5 lbs 19- 2 Lbs 37' Sweet Spuds 131 » 3 13 S • -» ROSS A ROss Phone 3M Vic’s Associated Service £ Cranberries PRESTONE ANTI-FREEZE—S2.65 $ GREYHOUND SOLID HKXDs Lettuce Radiator & Heater Hose » « 2 Heads CHANGE VOIR Oil. NOW IX»R WINTER DRIVING "A 13 i