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CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN, CE nirnsOAY. XT, OREGON T—— Hnry Eldon, Bert Peck and Mr. , Gebnard are hunting east of Klam- L. Hatfield and Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Mr. W A. Shell, who han been Myers are hunting In Lakeview very ill. 1» better at thia time. Mr. E. P Stone baa a very attrac country and will be gone the rest of the reason. tive window display. Mrs. Owings reports that »he is closing the service station for the wlnter this week, she may open It up In the spring. She Is moving her trailer house out to her daughter Mrs. LaCasee's place. Mrs. Owings expect to spend some of the winter with her mother Mrs. Belle Milton at Rogue River. Mrs. Milton is elghty-elght years old and confined to her bed all of the time. Joan Collin« la expected home from the Shrine hospital sometime this week. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ridgeley and family of Portland, on their way to San Francisco to make their home, stopped In Eagle Point to visit their mother Mrs. Charles Hanscom and brother Earl. A new lot 2yrs., «yrs., Syr*., lo yrs. overalls at Faber’s. I Mrs. Gladys Muse received word from her husband that he had been picked one of five out of a platoon to be drill inspector In the Marines. Mr. and Mrs. Al Maple received a letter from Mr. Maple’s daughter saying that her son Kenneth Wagner was Quartermarster 3/c and that he was changing boats. correction — Sorry but thru a misunderstanding we reported Lt. Donald Richardson as being across but he is still In the Desert Training Center in the U. 8. He is near Needles, California, La it week his battalion was given a plea sure trip to Grand Canyon, He wrote that after so n-apy months of desert training, it was a most won- derful outlng. , i i ! I Cpl. William (Billy) Keizur and father, Mr. Keizur were dinner guest-, of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Minnick Sat- urday. Billy left th!« morning to re- turn to the hospital for more treat- ments. MUSINGS O ctober st. itu The whole problem is too big for the local people to solve alone and we are glad that Uncle Sam is get (Continued from Page One) ting interested In matter. the course, part of the job must be done And unless such creek channels arj locally, the county, city and the kept cleared of willows and other farmers themselves. But we will Flora Dove Rogers is home with growth, there is sure to be trouble. need help and hope to get it. gathering In her ear. This abnormal growth of willows County Commissioner William along the creek channels is caused Perry is leaving today for a huntin'« Mr. and Mrs. Richard Danielsnn to a large extent by the fact that trip. and little daughter Delta Diane have there is so much irrigation nowdays the Midway Road. moved to The Keystone elaas are entertain- that the creeks carry more water in Mrs. C. M. Johnson received word Ing the High school class at the summertime than was the case years from her son Arthur In engineer new Drygoods have some Faber's Christian church Friday evening. ago. corp, that he had undergone a ma juvenile blue denim overalls. jor operation and was improving Mrs. Gilbert E. Cays is visiting her slowly. Mrs. Elmer Wilson nas arranged aster and family in Seattle carng for N YTIONALLY ADVERTISED a very charming window display of her sister and the little new nephew. WAVES Teddy McCoy was home with a dishes, wine color glass dishes having Closed Mondays until Four. Even sore throat the first of the week. a prominent part in the display. This Men’s rubbers, light or heavy ing Appointments then. Mrs. Mollie Neal is spending the is in the Wilson's, hardware. weight at Faber’s. week with her daughter, Mrs. Bert »:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Central Point, Oregon l*ec.k Phone 23 Central Point Mrs. Stotts’ husband T. Sgt. Stott« TEX for Pro-TEX-ion Mrs. Barbour of Ashland spent the called from sisters Wednesday night Wurm Blanket» cotton and part afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. and told her he thought he would Shell recently. wool, at Faber's. maneuvers about be home from Nov. 7th Mr. Lylne Merrill was the guest of Word ha» been received that Pvt. Lucius Lull is now in Kentucky at honor at a chicken dinner at Kyle's Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Ayers and < s AND GATES WILL BE TURNED VPsIDE DOWN WITIIOI T Fort Knox. He expects to be sent honoring his birthday one evening Maxine -pent Saturday and Sunday THE VISIBLE AID OF HI M IN HAND. As THIS WIERD SPIRIT to Missouri for more training before this week. There were fflteen pre with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Grimes and MOVES OVER THE LAND YOl WILL PI RH IPS PLAN A PARTY sent. Mr. Merri|l left Wednesday David at Klamath Falls. being sent to school. TO BE IN KEEPING WITH THIS TIME OF THE YEAR. noon for Alturest to be with his Miss Ruth Keizur was operated on grandmother, who is very ill. Mrs. Henry Bile left for her home for appendlcltus Wednesday morning In Long Beach. She received word and is doing nicely. Her brother, Clyde Conrad arrived home Wed that her husband's boat was coming Cpl. William Keizur, who is home nesday on furlough. His mother in. Mrs. Bile has been visiting her on leave from the hospital, expects accompanied by Clyde left this mother Mrs. Helen Hostutler of to return to the hospital soon. morning for a visit in Roseburg. Eagle Point. Central Point Beauty Shop Complete Beauty Service GUY TEX Fire & Automobile Insurance HALLOWEEN Get your black cats, owls, witches and decorations at STONE’S DRUG STORE FABER’S Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy re ceived a letter from their son James saying he was fine and asking them to send him paper and Ink. Harold Wilson A S. from Farragut Is visiting h s parents on leave. He expect to be stationed somewhere else, when his leave is over. Leo Roscncrans IS also visit ng his par ent < and comes from Farragut. The boys never saw each other while in Farragut. .Mrs. Loursa Cash returned h >m» Haturday, Oct. 16, from San Jose. Calif, where she had visited a week with her daughter, Mrs. Esther Fugltt and family. Her son, Ned Cash from Santa Barbara, Calif, came up on Sunday, Oct 1, and stayed till Friday night, Oct. 15 so they had a nice visit together. SATURDAY Wluit y ' m ßuq, Willi Free Merchandise Prizes WAR H ILMI.'i 5 Ocean Navy When Pearl Harbor burst upon us our great expanse of territory was protected by a one ocean navy of about 350 first line ships with an addition of an approximate number building. SPECIAL PRICES GROCERIES New Merchandise Now we are in a five ocean war and we are required not only to pay for the building of enough ships of the line but also for hundreds of Lib erty ships and auxiliary craft. The amount of money you invested in War Bonds when we had a one ocean navy was all right then, it isn’t enough now. Buy more and more War Bonds. I New Firtex Ceiling' PREM TAKE your «»ailing to Eva Wright. Hhe'll do It right. 4 blocks north of fira hall. Sth and Cherry. New Roof 35c Jar WANTED New Paint MECO PEAS 303 Size . 10c We are back to normal and better than ever. i ' I ! Pound KNACKELROD R* HALF. »LU u | 2 for Everything done to make our Store the best in Southern Oregon 15c piece. Two 1* months heifer« Inquire after &.30 I’.M. al J. E Sullivans, 7th and Oak St. L'Mb CARS, *& of them to choose hem. 1311 to 1*41 models. Ixirgeet stork In town. Priced to sell flkults Bros.. North Riverside be tween 4th and Sth eta.. Medford. WKKEN FIR SLABS and SAWDUST ter Immediate delivery. Call 444k Medford or 1*1 Central Prtnt VOIR (IIOI-S VOIR We Done It! FABER’S MARKET HAD A FIRE AND CLEANED UP THE MESS. A Good Place To Trade Since 1910 i CENTRAL POINT FAVOR« ROASTS STEAKS. FROM INSPECTED New Fixtures T FOR SALE- !»»rge du. ks. SELECT U.S. MEATS A GOV. AT LEADING GRO CERY. T. Treasury D/farim/M WANTED—Dead or alive, old and worthies animals The tallow #nA grease from an average thousand pound animal will furnish enough glycerine to make 300 pounds of high explosives. Certain ooaps made from this tallow are used In the manufacture of aynthetlo rub ber. Meat and bone meal are key- etonee In the manufacture of egg mash and turkey feeds. Your country needs theae products bad- ly. Don't let that important sal vage go o waste. Ca'l THE SOUTH ERN OREGON BT-PRODUCT8, AT THEIR EXPENSE. THEY WILL IM) THE REST. New Fluorescent Lights 25c 3 for MEAT DEPT. ITE Lipton's Soup Mix CLASSIFIED Of FARBER’S MAH- 1‘ulnt Price KITT. CROWN VEAL Roast - - - . Fresh Ground Beef - STEER BEEF Roast................. Shoulder Pork Steak .... Colored FRYERS - . Fresh HALIBUT - . Fresh SALMON . . DILL PICKLES . 2 29 29c 31c 31c 43c 42c 45c 5C C 6 7 8 8 for free COFFEE and donuts Served Ail Day
