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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tharp and fami
ly vacationed at Diamond Lake
Friends of Mrs. Edna Kilburn will
be glad to hear that she Is on the
road to recovery, and can now have
a few visitors. She Is staying with
Mrs. Sally Musty.
Mrs. Lola Stanley, of Roseburg,
visited at the Gleason home Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. M Weidman left Fri
evening. Mrs. Stanley Is spending a
day night fur Redmond. Oregon to
few days fishing in Diamond Lake.
visit Mrs. Weidman's brothers. They
will return home Sunday.
Dale Kilburn is home on leave
from the navy and Is visiting hero
Mrs. Louis Kilbourn and Janet re with his parents and other relatives
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turned home Wednesday from Loa He will return tha first
of Sep(eml>er.
Angeles, where they visited Mrs. Kil-
bourn's mother.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Jones left Mua*
day afternoon to spend sometime
Mr. and Mrs. E. Johnson of San with (heir daughter and
family in
Francisco visited in Centra! Point, Grants Pass.
August 4th.
Mrs. Johnson will be
remembered as Florence Price.
Mr. and Mrs, E. E. Scott and Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Jones were visitors
Lu Ellis Bodin of Rosetourg is visit
at the Stonecypher home on Grant
ing her mother Mrs. Emma Gleason. Rond last Sunday.
Mrs. Bodin will return to Roseburg
Thursday.
“Eat More Turkey’’
CLASSIFIED
Campaign Under Way
UBk’EN FIR SLABS and SAWDUST
for immediate delivery. Call 444»
We have a wide selection of
Renewed Used Cars.
Ixiwest price* with an OK
That Counts.
Hogue River Cheverolet
•th & Barttlett
Phone 238«
Medford. Oregon
GARDEN TRACTORS—The famous
Hpeedex with cultivator, 1187. Im
mediate delivery. Champion Sales
and Service. 317 E. 6th St.. Med
ford.
PIANO INSTRUCTION—Accepting a
few additional pupils in connec
tion with my already established
ciasH during the summer months,
Jun«, July. August. Phone 842
Friday afternoon or Saturday. Ask
fur Mr. Howurd.
The “Eat More Turkey’ campaign,
i i sponsored by the Oregon Turkey
i improvement Association, got under
way August 18 with distribution tu
dealers of posters, recipe books, and
other material designed to promote
turkey sales. From now on, accord
Ing to Noel L. Bennion, association
secretary, every effort will be made
to sell the turkey eating habit to the
northwest consumer.
Oregon and
southern Washington turkey growers
and processors,
he says, are co
operating in the current drive to im
press the public with the advantag >s
of greater turkey consumption.
Growers ar«' now beginning to mar
ket th«' first of the 1947 turkey crop,
Bennion points out. Emphasis is
placed l>y the association secretary on
the relative low cost of turkey
compared with other types of meat
now on the market. The choice
broadbreasted northwest turkey, once
considered a luxury item, is definitely
now in the economy food class, n
says.
■ The Eat More Turkey campaign."
Bennion declares, "is good for the
Family menu—and good for the bud
get. too.”
Tremendous strides forward in the
preparation and serving of turkey
have been made In recent years, says
A. C. Potts of Colton, Oregon, presi
dent of the Turkey Improvement
Association. Not so many years ago.
he points out. turkeys were a delicacy
reserved for special occasions such as
Thanksgiving and Christmas. Then,
turkeys were hardly ever thought of
except in connection with the roast
ing oven. Today, he says, many dif
ferent processes designed to make
turkey meat more appetizing have
been perfected. There are, he ex
plains, as many different ways to pre
pare and serve turkey as there are
methods of preparing other choice
ntfats. Included In the examples
cited are turkey steaks, smoked tur
key. barbecued turkey, canned tur
key , turkey pie, smoked turkey
speard half turkey, cut-up turkeys,
turkettes, and turkey-’burgers.
A large proportion of the turkeys
produced in the United States are
grown here in Oregon Potts points
out. In order to keep this thriving
Industry a vigorous part of the state’s
economy, he says, the grower» have
decided to put their full story before
RETVRNS HOME FROM TRIP—
Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Stonecypher
and their two children returned home
the seventh of August from a week’s
vacation. They drove to Portland
where they spent two days enjoying
the sights of the big city. From there
they motored to Seaside, spending a
day there swimming and playing on
Lester Cash la now emp(0
Fllmore market at vent „
brother is with the 8. and g
in Santa Barbara.
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SHOP
at
NILL’S
EXPERT MECHANIC
GENERAL REPAIR WORK
All Works Guaranteed!
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dust 17 Days Till
School Sewing Starts in
Our Fabric Dept
36-in.—85c
• 36-in.—75c
Yard—49c to 69c
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WELL AS THREADS, TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS & ZIPPERS.
IN FACT EVERYTHING FOR MAKING YOUR SCHOOL
WARDROBES.
Remember for Quality Merchandise at
Reasonable Prices IT’S
NORTHWEST
PRODUCTS CO
BURELSON'S DRY GOODS
Phone 1502
Central Point, Oregon
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Manufacturers of
Flexible Steel and
Cedar Slats Blinds
GUARANTEED RADIO SERVICE—
All makes, home and auto radins.
Reaauiut.be rates and conscientious
work. 1’rulU's Servino Annex. 19
North Fir Ht.. Medford. Phone 5862
P.O. Box 15.32
Phone HUI
Central Point, Oregon
HUBER'S HlHRKET
Your Car
Central Point
IS A PART OF YOU
Service
It obeys your every wish as surely as
your good right arm
AT YOUR
“A Good Place to Trade”
OUR JOB IS TO KEEP IT THAT WAY
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Let us service your car. You will be sure
10t
Can
Del Monte Coffee
111 ÍREFORD
that every detail will be checked carefully
Phone 291
Bargains for Friday and Saturday!
Bonnie Dog Food
»
Registered Sires
39c
Pound
Fresh Eggs
65
Dozen
EAGIJ-1 BRAM»
Sweetened MilK
2 Cans
49
SHORTHORN
Potatoe Chips
HOLM I IN
JFRSKY
Joe’s Associated Service
Prompt Service
Central Point
Coffee Jar Lids
43c
2 Packages
Front & Pine
SWEET MAID
Fee $5.00
WART, THE SPEED COP
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RELINING
Complete Motor Overhauls and
General Repairs
Phone 1081
LOWRY'S
Central Point
2 Quarts
Quart -
Dozen
10
White Vinegar
ICE CREAM
Phone
Chas. Bateman
$
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WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF SIMPLICITY PATTERNS AS
FOR SALE—1929 Essex Super-six
sedan, fino. Call this office.
7HJ Central Polnt
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VARIETY OF COLORS
FOR SALE—1930 J-ton International i
ovorhualed. I
Truck.
Motor just
Good rulxber. Shorty’s Garage Cen-¡
trai Point.
Î442 .Medford
r
SCHOOL BELLS RING
COTTON CHECKS & COTTON PRINTS
FUR RENT—Large trailers
for
hauling furniture.
Kill's,
Phone
1161, Central Point.
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PIANo TUNING—Phone Walt« Ra
dio Service or Pruitt's Music Cen-
ter, Medford. Oregon.
GVERNSEY
Mr. and Mrs. I-ester Cash of Ven
tura. Calif., and Ned Cash of Santa
Barbara, Calif., are visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. John Cash of Central Point,
parents of the two men. The group
arrived Sunday for the occasion of
the 81st birthday anniversary of the
senior Mr. Cash.
Former residents here ami gra
duates of the Central Point high
school.
by the
and his
market
STRIPES
experienced
Painters.
See
Me-
Ouade Bros. Sth Maple, Central
Point or phono Wilson Hardware. ,
PLACE
the public and to inteslfy their mar- j the beach. They drove on to Aber
deen. their former home, and visited
keting efforts.
friends there.
On Wednesday they
The 'Eat More Turkey” campaign,
drove to Vancouver and spent the
though an all-year program, will be
night. The next day they returned
pushed intensively from August 18 to
to Portland, did some shopping and
are
bein£
Laibor Day. Consumers
returned to Central Point late Thurs
urge to make the fall and Christmas
day night.
holiday seasons this year the heav-
local
turkey
lest in the history of
Nl.t BIRTHDAY < ELEBRATE1
consumption.
GINGHAM, Blue, Green & Red---Checked
PAINTING Done inside and out by
BULL
THURSDAY, AUGUST 2L 1S4?
CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN CENTRAL POINT. OREGON
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33c
Gallon
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OREGON Produced Sugar
100 Pounds
$0.89
U.S. No. I SPUDS
25 Pounds
3 Pounds
ECONOMY QUART JARS
$4L09
Dozen
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, AUG. 22 & 23
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