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About The Central Point American. (Central Point, Or.) 1936-195? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1945)
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13. 1945 CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN, CENTRAL POINT, OREGON writing, and all persons offering to purchase such bonds are invited to bld thereon at such rate of interest nut exceeding three per cent (3%) per annum as they shall designate. and such bonds shall bear such rate of interest as shall be designated by the purchaser thereof, as aforesaid. Each bld shall l>e accompanied by tabulation of the bidder showing cost of money to The City of Central Point under the bld. Sealed bids for the purchase of said bonds will be received by the Common Council at Following three years service with Picture cf a One-Man usnd Drive >e navy. John D. Colley has reeelv- d an honorable d!*<harge from the service and Is visiting at the home Henry Booth returned home Thursday from overseas after being honorably discharged from the navy. of his parents, Mr and Mrs. J. H. before Culley, 215 Cotta'g* street, Spokane, Wash., tn continuing to Join hl« wife. Miss Lillian Anderson has just re turned from a ten-week business and pleasure trip to Nebraska, She and her sister live on the Scott Hamilton place. NOTICE. OF’ BOND SALE today Bobby Homeland arrived after spending two months In underwent hospital where he append) Ills. operation for mother, Mrs. Luellis Bodin, has been confined to a Yreka hospital for Rêverai weeks. Her mother, M h NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Common Council of The City of Central Point will, on the 28th day of December, 1945. at the hour of 7:30 o’clock p.m., at the Common Council Chamber of The City of Cen 1 tral Point, Jackson County. Oregon offer for sale an issue of $80,000.00 of bonds of The City of Central Point. being the heretofore duly authorized The City of Central Point 2 General Obligatiun Water System Improvement Bonds, said bonds to f be In the denomination of $1,000.00 each, numbered 1 to 80. both inclu sive, to be dated January 1, 1946, to mature serially in numerical order at the rate of $4,000.00 per annum, on the 1st day of January of each of the years of 1949 to 1968, both 1 inclusive; said bonds to bear interest j at the rate of not to exceed three per cent (3%) per annum, payable ri ‘ semi-annually on the 1st day of 5 July and January of each year, prin- I ri cipal and interest payable at the ri 2 office of the Treasurer of The City .» of Central Point, Central Point, Ore k 2 gon. 1 Said bonds, or any thereof, not then matured, to be subject to re a 1 demption at par and accrued interest a i on the 1st day of January, 1956, or i any interest paying date thereafter, I 5 upon publication, at least thirty days prior to contemplated redemption date, of one notice of intended re demption in a newspaper printed and published within Jackson Coun ««•««««’«’«'«««»«'«'«'C't’rci'nc’ctc'fe’i'e’t’S’C’C'tM’ttt’cx'g'wgiegtwt'wiCf - ty. Oregon. y « Said bonds will be sold subject to i’i the approving opinion of Messrs. I Teal, Wlnfree, McCulloch. Shuler & Kelly, bond attorneys of Portland, 1 Oregon; said bonds to be furnished ■ and printed by The City of Central ■ - -i Point, Oregon; all bids must be in Í Surprise Her With A Beautiful Ruth Johnson, of Central Point. was married Wednesday. November 28 to Alfred Hooker. Mr. and Mrs. Gen Downing last week fo ra visit in Portland IN ACTION.— Hurry B. Smith, sports editor emeritus of a San Francisco newspaper, shown in ertioa in h.'s one-man . r Hord campaign in the "th CLASSIFIED Joan when he sold 85.933.793—a’-—rixthef all V>'.?r Bonds purchased in that city in that period. He is positive he will do as well in the Victory Loan. SPENCJ2R Health supports and foundation garments. Mrs. James Clarence Earl, former manager of Sullivan, Reg. Spencer Corsettiere. the Anderson Thrift market, «who Phone Medford 6419. has been in the hospital, is improving RUMORS to the contrary notwith standing, we still have the largest in health although he will be unable stock of McCormick-Deering parts to work for sometime. in Southern Oregon. Alexander Hardware A Implement Co Born to Maj. and Mrs. Joseph WANTED i.Miaro, 105 Amy Street, Central Point, December 9, 1 945. a boy, Joseph, Jr.. wantiug 6H pounds at the Sacred Heart hos WANTED—Have buyers Central Point property If you wish pital. to sell your property, list it with me. Phone Medford 3053 and I Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ramsey of will call to see you or call at Albany, Oregon, were overnight cal- office at 28 South Central across lers at the Don Faber home. They from the Craterlan Theatre. L. J. were on a trip to California. The Reed. Broker. Ramseys are uncle and aunt of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Smith have rented the upstairs apartment in the Kings bury home, formerly known as the Cooksey house. Ths downstairs apartment is rented to Mr. and Mrs. Gainer, who have three children. NAVY MOTHERS— The navy Mothers club met Wed nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Gebhard. It was decided that each member should send a Christ mas gift to two of the Navy men 111 at the Camp White hospital. Mem bers are requested to phone 24-X-l with for Hames. Pine Mrs. Kena •street Dec. WANTED TO RENT—Furnished or Leda Faber. partly furnished house by returned Mrs. Victor Bursell left Friday fur RETURNS— serviceman. Permanent in Cen a few days visit with relatives in Returning to Medford Sunday from tral Point. Phone 1141 Central Eugene. San Francisco, where they attended Point. 2t the wedding of Miss Jean Hermonson WANTED—Old parts for wringer on Little Bonnie Taylor has scarlet to Sgt. Robert Carr, were Mr. and Thor washing machine. It doesn't fever. Andrew, who also had th-» M I’S, xx 1 Hermanson, Mrs. WilUanj need to have the rubber rollers scarlet fever, is back in school. Mansfield and son, Billy, 502 South Good price paid. Inquire at this Grape street, Mrs. M. M. Morris, office. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Burns and Stewart avenue, and Mrs. Vernon Maude Helfrich had as their house Wri?ht, Elm street, The wedding WANTED—Dead or worthless ani guest last week-end Mr. and Mrs took place Sunday, Dec. 2, at the mals. they help the war effort Wright of Shelton, Washington. Mr. post chapel of the Presideo. Mrs. Phone 2943 Medford or 362X Cen Wright is a brother of Mrs. Burns Carr attended the grammar school I tral Point. Collect. and Mrs. Helfrich. in Central Point. Verne Hansen left Monday, Dec. ••B" GAMES START— 3 for Fsadena to get a seeing-eye In their first test of the season do'g. » agalns "B” league competition the Central Point high school hoopsters Mr. Frank McManama is building meet Jacksonville on the Pointer two new cabins on the Pacific high floor tonight. way in front if ills other cabin* Only' two vets, Toin Colley and Bill forming a court. Saxbury, are on the squad this year, Others who will see action are Don Mr. anil Mrs. Frank MeMail i ma Holland, Delmar Hartman, Bob Kiri- spent Thanksgiving with their son. raid. Mel Anhorn, Ilargus Coney, Ben, (Billy), in Portland, lien is in Wallace West and Les Hansen. the Navy and expects to lie dls- Tlie Pointers tipped the naval IS charged early In 1946. club at Camp White. 27 to 20. in a tilt at flip Camp Tuesday evening. Mrs. Hattie Dickson returned home Dec. 8. from Elsie. Nebraska, where Mr. John Robison expects to be she had been visiting her children, home for a week's vacation during since last June. Mrs. Dickson re- the Christinas holidays. , ports that she encountered a severe I blizzard and zero weather while Mrs. Martha Booth visited with passing through Wyoming enroute Mrs. Roby Heath in Vancouver. to Portland by train. She was met Wash., while she was taking medical n Portland by her brother, Frank treatment In the Vancouver hospi Grifflng, who assisted her home tal. She also visited Vick listers Central Point. and family in Kelso. JBh'EN FIR SEARS and SAWDUST for Immediate delivery. Call 444V I For All At V V New Merchandise W If ARRIVING DAILY! I w ÿ w & ri fl fl fl ri A ri fl ri Painting and Decorating INDUSTRIAI, ANI» RESIDENTIAL BRUSH OR SPRAY I y ri-' y £ Dishes, Glassware, Coffee Makers, Kitchnn Stools, Clothes Hampers, and Many Other Useful Items for MOM Tools, Hunting Coats, Mackinaws, etc. Paul K. Jones » I Flashlights for ALL 4M W. 6tb 84. DUI 2675 Medford, Oregon Ï AN 4 Í CENTRAL POINT I’HONE 521 ri AN FABER’S MARKET Central Point’s Leading Market Phone 291 GROCERIES JERGEN’S LOTION < • $ I« MEAT DEPT. * 25c 49c 89c DELMONICO SALMON Can............................ 45c DITTO CORN •«<«(< fen 3 for........................... 39c PREM GIVE A USEFUL GIFT THIS YEAR! HOW ABOUT A Give a useful gift this year. No special PORK SHO. ROAST Can............................ » Alexander Hardware & Implement Co Pound 35c PorK SteaK Pound 38c BEEF SHO, ROAST Pound 28c Frankfurters 29c Pound 32' Pound 40 Pound 29 Velvet Chocolate Syrup Large Jar .... 35e items but we invite you to see our values in regular merchandise M Wilson Hardware ! HM«bHabed In your community 25 years Formerly Faber’s Victory Bond? 1 ■■ ri ri ■i ri -i ■i PERL’S Funeral Home Burleson's Dry Goods •« •««’cwt > Ml fl2 For DAD. Central Point Phone 103 »»»».J,Xíi» CROWN FEEDS HINMAN MILKERS MEYERS PUMPS I I X t cNt « X Toys and Games for Boys and Girls. v V FREE ESTUI \TES ,1 Do Your Xmas Shopping Now at '31 WILSON’S PREVENT CHAPPED HANDS I 1 — 15-in. Hammer Mill 1—Hydraulic Loader for International H or reasonable and new! Christmas Presents We have a good sup ply of curing salt and perservatives. F V F V y ri ri ri ri ri ri ri I If you have not been in our New Store, Come and look it over. Many things very Claims that this good hog stick weather. Go Look them over. Smoke meat from now on will taste too good. Joe Krupp denies all responsibility of the ar ticles in the box of his pick-up last Friday morning. ri ri ri ri ri ri ri All Sizes and Prices MANY OTHER TOYS FOR SALE Soil Sulphur Gypsum Superphosphate VIOLA’S Gin & NOVELTY SHOPPE AND 5 & STORE £ 5 Emma Gleason, is with her. Primus Quirks, the City Hall up to the date of « < sale, as herein fixed. All bids ma t be accompanied with a certifieu check payable to The City of Cantril Point, In the sum of $1,800.00. The right Is hereby reserved t<< reject any and all blds. By order of the Common Council of The City of Central Point, dat | December 10, 1945. GUY TEX Recorder of The City of Cen- tral Point. 7 5—Dee. 1 3 CHEERIOS 23c
