CENTRAD POINT AMERICAN. CENTRAI. POINT, OMOK
every day. Not all ask for recipes
and advice on low-point meals.
A
good many, telling of fthnlly pro
blems, expect and get sympathetic
replies from a Home Service Dept,
staff which has taken on the digni
fied. friendly personality of Betty
Crocker.
Mrs. I.. II. Smith, who broke her
hip about two weeks ago, is doing
nicely in spite of her ninety years.
Friends «ill be sorry to know that
Miss Marna Sandvlg is attending
I Mr. SI Buckman and Mrs. John (‘ash
business college in Medford.
I ire both in the hospital.
Stanley Jones, son-in-law of Mr
and Mrs. W. M. Tetherow, left the mill! I - IN MEDFORI
hospital after having spent several
It. J. Patterson and his three sons,
days there.
Russell. Gene Allen and Billy, have
Mrs. Carl Kite underwent a goitre arrived in Medford to visit Mr. Pat-
operation at the Sacred Heart hos- terson's pareqta-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
pit 11 Wednesday. Thursday her con F. J. Newman. Central I’oint Road,
dition was reported as fair.
and later will go to Lake o' Woods
Mrs. Sarah Doty of Portland ¡M where the boy« will spend a month's
visiting friends here this week.
vacation at the Newman summer
home. They will be in the care of
Mrs. Ka.sb. who accompanied the
family here frm Millbrae. Cal. Mrs.
Paterson, the former Dorothy New
LOST
man. is engaged in the advertising
LOST -Red leather coin purse, con business in San Francisco and will
taining $12 in currency. Believed spend the coming months in New-
dropped in front of
Postoffice. York on business.
WANTED
Bathroom Plans
Can Make Homes
More Convenient
PIANO LESSONS
through
Will
resume
teaching
new
postwar
In planning that
summer. I-ocatlon—next to Mld-
home
pay
more
attention
to
farm
way Store, «4 mile north of Big
Y Junction. Highway 99. Nettle B. getting a convenient bathroom, sug-
Sheley. Accredited teacher.
gests Lois A. Lutz, home manage-
IF YOU HAVE Fresh eggs, fat hens, inent specialist in the O.S.U. Extcn-
frying rabbits, call Earl,
Phone slop service. .Many of the labor and
space saving ideas cr-imon ill the
741. We pay top price.
kitchen can also be applied to this
IF WANTING to buy or sell real es important room, she says.
Though the bathroom is one of the
tate, see L. G. Picket, 16 South
Bartlett, I’hone 4?6O or 4888 Med most expensive rooms in ths house
liecause of the cost of plumbing fix
ford.
tures. most of them are designed
WANTED—Dead or worthless ani simply to hold the three tradition'll
mals, they help the war effort. units without much attention to con
Phone 2943 Medford or 362X Cen venience,” she explains.
Floor and
tral Point. Collect.
wall space can Just as well be Used
for cupboards, and working counters
FOR SALE
as wasted. The space under the
Foil MADE—We have some good washbowl, for example, can be made
buys In City property, small acre into a cupboard for cleaning supplies
age. and farms of all kinds. When Just as the space under the sink Is
you think of buying or selling, used in well planned kitchens.
phone 562 or call at office Central
In H house having only one bath-
Point, or Medford Oflce, next door
room for the whole family, this roôni
to City Hall, Medford. I,. J. Reed,
may be arranged for the use of more
Broker.
'»RFEN FIR SLABS and SAWDUST
for immediate delivery. Call 4449
SUSY
The store cat allows
that its even hotter than
that.
Krupp, Crabb and
Keizur ’have been be
having themselves so
there is nothing to wor
ry aout.
Received a hay car
rier, two grapple forks,
a Jackson fork and a
good supply of poultry
wire. Have a good sup
ply of hay salt yet.
Mower parts are in
good shape, also culti
vator shovels.
Would like to buy a
couple of old horse
drmm mowers to sweat
over
MYERS
W A T E R
SYSTEM
PAINTING
220 N. Bartlett
Medford
than
person
____
time.
example, partitions or curtains may
be installed around the different
units so that children may use them
while father shaves—a saving of
much time and confusion at the
rush hour in the morning when the
family is getting ready for school and
work.
Much upper wall space could be
put into roomy cupboards to hold
towels and bathing and dressing sup
plies. Miss Lutz adds.
Lower wall
space might hold a built-in bench for
dressing, or the opening to a bin for
soiled clothes. Counters on either
' side of the wash bowl may be ns
I much of a convenience as counters on
cither side of the sink ln the kitchen.
These may be useful for bathing the
baby, doing hand laundry, or hold
ing shaving and dressing supplies.
Even the ceiling may lie put to use.
A folding
rack to hold laundry,
attached to the ceiling, will prevent
draping wet stockings and
other
clothing over towel racks and shower
bars.
for all occasions
WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY,
& SATURDAY
1
SWEM’S
Medford
RUPP’S HOME
DINING ROOM
HEADQUARTER FOR
CLOSED THURSDAYS
Shoe Laces— Oils
and Polish
Saddle & Harness
Leather
HOURS:
Weekdays from 4 p.m. til Midnight
Saturday and Sunday 1 p.m. till
• Midnight
DINNERS SERVED WITHOUT
RESERVATIONS
PHONE 75 for reservation for
parties, banquets A- luncheons.
503 Front Street on Highway 99
WE NOW HANOI,E
DRY-PED SHOE GREASE
LONG’S CAFE
NOTICE!
Under New Management
ETHEL and JIM TUER
CABINET WORKS, SASH, DOORS AND SCREENS
Made to Your Order
BOX SHOOK
HOME COOKED DINNER
HOME MADE PIES
CUSTOM PLANING
from li A.M. to 1
Clo.Mtl Mondays
Central Point Cabinet & Mill Work
On Highway nt North Citi
Win. CRABB. Proprietor
Official U . S. Navy Photo
Heroic Photographer. Lt. R. R.
Rubner, USNR, photo officer of Air
Group’s torpedo squadron took 1.000
shots over Jap territory with equip
ment War Bonds helped to supply.
U. y. Treasury Department
< ’
SKATING PARTIES BY
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT
Medford Armory
C. P. SHOE SHOP
Betty receives up tu 4.000 leters
O| m * ii
MEDFORD
ROLLER RINK
Greeting Cards
“BETTY CROCKER’’
IS BENT KNOWN
The woman "best known to the
housewives of the United States with
the exception of Mrs. Roosevelt,” ac
cording to Fortune Magazine, is Bet
ty Crocker, a character invented by
General Mills, Inc., Minneapolis, for
their correspondence with homemak-
FABER’S MARKE!
Central Point’s Leading Market
KEM-TONE
FULLER PAINTS
1-in. BOARDS
DOORS & SASH
HARDWARE
¡>
4
GROCERIES
MEAT DEPT.
CENTRAL POINT
LUMBER CO.
£
While They Last
BEEF SHO. ROAST
£
CANDY TABLE SPECIALS
J'C
J ni ted !nates naucmai nan
Phone 291
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Nestle’s Alpine Milk
3 Cans
1
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PERSONAL
NEEDS! I Caramel Corn Snacks 1 *" fiC
IT'S HT/tS
to R. J. Dearborn, president,
Q«1L, LAST MIGHT I DREAMED
3 Candy Bars
Mole Traps
Mole & Gopher Baits
Garden Dusts
Hoes and Rakes
Extra heavy Gardei
Hose with an extra
heavy price.
more to the oil companies, accoj^
higher octane value without rain
prices.
To the People
of this Commun!ty
Remember the Kid in Upper
Four? He thinks about you, his
home folks, even under the mur
derous fire of enemy machine
gunners. The
kid came
home the oth
er day to re
ceive a deco-
ration. Un
ashamedly he
recalled say
ing this sim
ple prayer:
"Father in
Heaven, take
care of Mom
and Ik <1 and my brother and sis
ter and all the folks at home.
Thanks for the food and water
we have in this shell hole. Take
care of my buddies. Take care
of me. Amen.”
In this case the kid’s name was
Private Ken Miller of Greens
burg, Kan., veteran of Iwo Jima.
Private Miller won't mind if you
substitute the name of your boy
for h:s as the boy who prayed
in a foxhole for the home folks.
The link between foxhole and
home is never broken unless
you break it here yourself. Your
fighting sons look to you in the
"th War Loan to demonstrate
that you are helping them in one
of the most direct ways open to
you, the acquisition of the most
War Bonds you have ever bought
in any Wai ].■
THE EDITOR
After tne war you'll g«t beiUr
prewar gasoline without payj,-^
Bett.v haa even recieved ten pro says wartime improvements ln
posala, from lonely or honie-cooklng- ing crude on wU enable (he
panics to wnufacture engine fue’^
hungry men.
CLASSIFIED
Finder please return to Mrs. Mor
ris Jones. 115 Alder St., Central
Point
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