CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN, CENTRAL POINT. OREGON
PAGE EIGHT
7.1 days in Oregon, or equalling every state in the union, with Cali
$37.99 per person. These figures fornia leading motor travel by 51
represent motorists
who used per cent because of its proximity
campgrounds exclusively as well as and large population. The states of
Katherine Pearl Eldred passed those who patronized hotels, auto Washington and Illinois were second
away at her home at 237 Berrydale courts and resorts entirely, offering and third, followed by Nebraska.
avenue. Medford, Wednesday after ’ a thorough cross-section of Oregon Idaho, Iowa and Kansas.
noon Oct. 13 from a heart attack at J vacation tarvel.
High cost of living and tightening
the age of 53 years. She was born
Approximately 600,000 out-of of purse strings are declared perti
at Medaryville, Indiana on July 2, state automobiles visited Oregon nent factors in the reduction of in
1895 nd was a daughter of Louis during the year, with average mile dividual spending, which reportedly
and Rebecca Nitzschke.
age of 663 for each, officials said. was down in other vacation areas
At the age of a few weeks, her
Oregon attracted visitors from in the nation, indicating a down
mother passed away and she was
then adopted by her aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. John McJimsey.
A few years later they came to the
Rogue River valley to make their
home. She attended the Central
Point school and was a member of
the Baptist church for many years.
She is survived by her husband,
Ed, one brother, Paul Nitzschke,
IT IS NOT TOO EARLY TO PICK OUT TOYS,
one half sister, Mrs. Minnie High,
GIFTS OF ALL KIND NOW. ONLY A FEW
both of Central Point and a number
CENT DOWN PER DOLLAR. BALANCE LATER.
of nieces and nephews.
WE WILL HOLD YOUR MERCHANDISE UN
Funeral services were conducted
TIL CHRISTMAS UNLESS YOU WANT IT
from the Perl Funeral home Satur
EARLIER.
day afternoon at 2 o’clock with
OUR ASSORTMENT OF TOYS, GIFTS, AND
Rev. D. E. Millard officiating. In
ETC.. ARE AS GOOD IF NOT BETTER THAN
terment was in the Central Point
MOST STORES. NEXT TIME YOU'RE IN
cemetery.
TOWN, COME IN AND LOOK AROUND!
Pallbearers were August Wheel
Long-time Resident
To Last Reward
EASY TO BUY ON OUR
CONVENIENT LAYAWAY PLAN!
er, Everett Faber, Lester Mathes,
Arden Pinkham and Oscar Min
nick.
David L. Putnam
Marries Salem Girl
David L. Putnam, student at Cen
tral Point high school in 1937-1933,
and Miss Margaret Bellinger, Sa
lem, were married Saturday at
noon ceremonies at First Congrega- |
tional church in Saelm.
Relatives only attended the rites.
Mr. Putnam, a graduate of Salem
high school and Willamette univer- |
sity, is now an assistant Boy Scout
executive in the North Bend and
Cos Bay area of the Oregon Trail
council. He is a nephew of Mrs.
H. P. Jewett, Central Point.
92 Million Dollars
!
Revenue Brought
by Tourists to State
SALEM ,ORE., Oct. 21 (Special)
—Oregon’s 1948 tourist business
brought estimated revenues of 92
million dollars into the beaver state,
the Oregon state highway commis
sion travel information department
reported this week.
This figure, 12 per cent below the
1947 estimate of 105 million dollars,
is 10 per cent above the 83^ million
figure of 1946. The last pre-war
travel year of 1941 is credited with
a total of 51 million dollars. The
1948 estimate is based on a state
highway department traffic check
of out-of-state automobiles at 15
major points of entry.
The survey reveals the average
expenditure per day person was
$5.35 as compared to $5.91 in 1947,
which, itself, showed a drop from
the 1946 figure of $6.21. Each out-
of-state car represented an expendi
ture of $116.65 based on an average
load of 3.07 passengers and stays of
for long
or short hair
for complete
wave or end curl
Rayette Deb-u-curl
Central Point Beauty Shop
Hour* 1» n.tn to 5 p.m. — Plione 2.1
Open Monday Evening by
.\p|M>lntincnt.
NORTHWEST
PRODUCTS CO.
ward trend in general tourist spend- [
ing.
Early season travel volume was FOR SALE—Jelly & Juice Grapes,
affected last June by the Columbia
also Tokays, 5c lb. you pick. Cali
Sunday. Working week days.
river flood, which was reflected by
Bring own containers. Jake Myers,
a 29.1 per cent out-of-state decline
ti mile north of Alexanders Im
for that month. Late season vaca
plement store. Central Point. 2-3t
tions were somewhat affected by
BI LL AND BOAR SERVIUE
strike inspired September gasoline
At your place—all popular breed*
shortages.
of bulls and boars. Chao. Bate
The 1948-49 advertising campaign
man. Phone 782, Central Point or
to encourage Oregon vacation travel
4747 Medford.
interest will be underway in Nov
ember in national magazines and
LOUIE’S BULL SERVICE
newspapers, extolling scenic attrac
Registered Jersey,
Guernsey, and
tions to encourage a busy 1949
Hereford. Phone
6»S1,
Medford,
travel year.
CLASSIFIED
Oregon.
BOYS' BLACK
NATIONALLY
ADVERTISED
BLUCHER SHOES
SOCKS
Sturdy—Built io Take Lots of
Hard Wear
For
MEN & BOYS
I n Blazes, Stripes,,
Plain Colors, Part
Wools, All Wools.
All Carry the Good
Houskeeping Seal of
Approval.
Sizes 8V2 to 6—$4.50
MEN'S
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SPORT SHIRTS
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WE GIVE 8 <£ H GREEN STAMPS
Central Point
$
PAULSEN
HEAVY DUTY—DOUBLE TOE
Sizes 1 to 6 — $5.95
MEN'S ''RANGER'' HEAVY DUTY
WORK SHOES
$5.45
TWO-TONE
BEIGE & BROWN
SADDLE OXFORDS
Sizes 3 to 7— $4.95
NATIONALLY ADVERTISED “PURREY” BLANKETS
Made to wear. Beautiful Pas tel Colors.......................
Use Our Convenient Lay-away Plan on your Blanket Needs!
Burelson's Dry Goods
Thrift Market
We Give S & H Green Stamps!
Phone 1502
PHONE 741
CENTRAL POINT
For Courteous Service, Low Prices!
Central Point
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FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY!
SPECIAL MAIL OFFER!
” £1J7F" 949/9/9
2 CANS FOR
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GET DETAILS WHEN
YOU (UY YOUR
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Borden's
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EVAPORATIO MILK
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1 Pound
SHORTENING - ALL KINDS
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3 Pounds
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SUNSHINE CRACKERS
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49c
2-lb. Box
Giant Bag
Bargains for Friday and Saturday!
Sweet Maid Ice Cream
ALL FLAVORS
A
A REAL TREAT!
KIDS DESSERT CREAM
59e
2 Quarts
BEST FOODS MAYONNAISE
4»
Pint
HALLOWEEN CANDY
Orange and Black
JELLY BEANS
OBER’S IMRKET
Phone 291 “A Good Place to Trade” Central Point
SQUASH
Pound
BUTTER
49e
Come in and see our large variety and
have some on hand!
Flexible Steel and
Cedar Slats Blinds
Flex Aluminum
Blinds
PICNIC HAMS
69c
Pound
Pound
HOOD RIVER CIDER
Saturday Only!
PORK ROAST
CLEAR—SWEET
LONGHORN CHEESE
75c
Gallon
1 Pound
HILL’S COFFEE
HAMBURGER
Pound
Pound
. 65
WHOLE OR HALF HAMS
53c
Pound
Pound
DON’T FORGET THE BIG BUCK CONTEST — MOVIE PIC
TURES & WEIGHT IN AT FA BER’S MARKET !
DINNERS FROM 7 P.M. to 2 A M.
DANCING I ROM n P M to 2 A M
BLACK SUEDE
Medium High Heel
SLING PUMPS
$1.89 to $2.98
Lowry's Motor Service
Phone 1081
$5.45
Several Colors & Patterns to
Choose From
SIEZS 4 to 16
t
COMBAT BOOTS
Sizes 6 to 12
BLACK SUEDE
ANKLE STRAP
Sizes 3 to 9
BOYS' COTTON FLANNEL
'¿/HATS SONE-jPtyl
BOYS'
Built-in Arch—Vul Cork Sole
Ladies
Wedgies
Sizes 7 to 12 — $8.95
can S uae change /
WHAT YOU HAVE
GOT . IF IT'S À/¿¡fat
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BUILD YOUR HOME IN
GIBBON ACRES
1 and m acre home sites, $ imm
down payment. Bal. easy ter^
1 acre with new 4-room house al_
most finished, $1000.00
payment bal. like rent
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Beautiful shade trees.
Table Rock Road ana
Orr Drive 1 mile north of
way Auction Yard
STURDY BUILT BUT
LIGHTWEIGHT
Heavy Duty, Mocassin Toe
C & D WIDTHS
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VIHAT YOU A/N'Tj
/SOr / s-
39c to 89c
Lug Sole Oxfords
3y ERNIE LOWRY
W ART. THE SPEED COP
WANT TO TRADE 1941
SIX SEDAN 110 senes i
shape—for late model
Inquire at The American
OCTOBER 22 — DOORS OPEN AT 7:30 P.M. — H. S. GYM
CENTRAL POINT
PHONE 1492
tlRb'EN E1H «LABS and SAW
for Immediate delivery
School Carnival, Friday Nile
SETNESS VARIETY
.Mannfaeturers of
Ky/e’s Restaurant
at hr
Don't Forget!
$
WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS!
PERMANENTI
Favorite of the young crowd
everywhere. So soft—springy
sparkling. So easily arranged
into a coiffure that's perfect
for school . . . office ... or
dating.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER
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ORDER YOUR THANKSGIVING
TURKEY NOW !
FRIDAY & SATURDAY OCTORER 22 & 23
FABER'S MARKET SPECIALS
Lowest Prices !
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