T a l k W it h
K e llo g g ' $ 2 0 0 0
HOWARD 5 PASSENGER TOURING CAR
Now Is the time to buy property In
Gold Hill: don't wait till you hare to
hate It: buy now nnd make the In
vestor's profit, a word to the wise Is
sufficient; if you have not the rash:
Ik to Kellner he will get It for yon;
he has some real bargains just now
In Gold HUI properties.
We guarantee 7 per cent and hate
neter paid less than 11 per rent on
.sating arrounts paid by the month,
both large and small,. The Pacific
Building A Loan Association. Talk
with A. E. Kellogg, local agent.
Fully Equipped W ith Top, Windshield, Speedometer, Clock and Self-Starter.
. .Own your own homes: stop paying
rent. The Pacific Building & Loan
Association will furnish you the mon
ey: pay by the month: just like pay
ing rent: it costs no more: talk with
Kellogg, he does their business in
Gold HUI.
GIVEN AWAY FREEH
FOR SALE—Well Improved farm of
41 acres 8 miles from Gold Hill. 20
acres under cultivation, water right,
and irrigating system with place,
plenty of timber on place. 200 fruit
trees 3 years old, 1 acre in berries,
good house, barn and out buildings,
picket and wire fence, Q mile from
school. Team, stock and implements
go with place. Price 14000, part
down, balance on favorable terms.
How To Secure This Handsome Car
We will issue trade coupons with every purchase made. These coujxins are good for their face value in votes, a t the rate of one vote for
every cent of purchase. The person securing the largest number of votes at the close of this contest will receive this handsome car absolute
ly free of all cost. The coupons are transferable, so if you are not interested in securing this car for yourself, you can make some relative,
friend or acquaintance happy by saving your coupons for them.
FOR SALE—3 miles from Gold Hill.
20 acres placer mining ground, good
title, all tillable land, 500 tiers of
fire wood standing on the claim. Noi
improvement on the land. This is
a snap for some one that wants a
small ranch and a pay roll right at
their door. Price, cash $400.00.
FOR SALE—A small home of 15 acres
2 tt miles from Gold Hill, new up-
to-date bungalow. 26x40 feet, *4
mile from school, spring and run.
ning water on place. Four acres
under cultivation, balance good till
able land. Owner has a business
proposition he wishes to take up,
and will sacrifice this property for
$1300 cash or trade for Medford res
idence property.
SIG N B L A N K
The earlier you start, the more advantage
you will have in the final count. Remember,
the object of this contest is to get business.
We are going to give this fine automobile to
the person who will accumulate the greatest
number of votes; therefore it is to the inter
est of every contestant to ask their friends
and neighbors to buy from this store.
Then the contestant who gets the greatest
number of friends to trade here and give
them their coupons will receive the greatest
number of votes.
FOR SALE—40 acres unimproved land
in Sams Valley, price $20 per care;
also an SO acre tract at same price
per acre. Both tracts nicely lo
cated.
FOR SALE—160 acres situated 3
miles south of Kelseyville, Lake
County, Calif.. About 40 acres clear
to work, balance pasture. Creek
running through the place. Price
$1600.
FOR SALE—Two lots 25x100 each,
Willamette Addition to East Port
land, Oregon. These lots are situ
ated in a rapidly growing suburban
district of Portland and have in
creased at the rate of 40 per cent
each year. An excellent buy and
and one which is bound to make
money. Price $600.
N o m e m b e r o r em plo ys o f th is firm la e lig ib le
In th is c o n te s t.
NOMINATION BLANK
IN
Good fo r 2 0 0 0 V o te s
Place to my credit 2000 votes and notify me what
my number will be.
Also send me full particulars how I can win the
Howard Automobile.
Name..................................................................................
Address........................................., ..................................
Gut out and mail.
A lw ays in E a rn est
K ellogg
PO is q n '
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REMEDY 30rMflS
Read Carefully the Rules of 1 his Contest as it
Will Make it Much Easier to Understand
the Methods Used.
1. No names of contestants will be published.
2. Every contestant gets a number.
3. Standing of contestants’ numbers published 2nd and
16th of each month.
4. All votes must be brought in for recording 1st and
15th of each month.
5. Votes must not be written on.
6. Color of certificates will change monthly and must
be recorded monthly to count
7. Votes ore transferable before recording.
8. Contestants will not be permitted to solicit votes
within our store.
9. Contestant having largest number of voter wins auto.
EQUAL CHANCE FOR ALL
No lucky number will win this car. Simply
sign a nomination blank and have a particu
lar number assigned you, and then boost for
your number among your relatives, friends
and acquaintances. Have them patronize
our store and save the coupons for you. The
rules are simple. The chance costs you noth
ing. An opportunity for any hustling man
woman or child to secure a prize that will
give life long joy and pleasure.
O bey th e Im p u lse
Getting Acquainted W ith NewCustomers
We do not expect to recover the expense of
this contest through a greater per cent of
profit, but through a larger volume of busi
ness; we expect the larger volume of business
to more than offset the cost, and it will be
our earnest endeavor to give you even more
for your money in the future than we have in
the past. If you are not in the contest, make
some relative, friend or acquaintace happy
by saving your coupons for them.
D o n ’t T hrow Thom Away.
CoritesitOfiens Mlay 1l.’ l¡ 2
Contest Closes Nov. 1 i ; i 12
FREE COUPON
Good fo r
IN
25 V O T E S
°"»T AUTOMOBILE C0NTE8T
Cut out this coupon and present at our store and
receive 25 votes free.
This coupon is good until May 15.
The Toggery,
OF C O U R S E .
Largest and Finest Equipped Clothing Store South of Portland.
FOR SALE—11 acres near Santa Rosa,
Cal., highly improved farm, all In
fruit trees 7 years old. New 4-room
Kanes Creek
house, large new barn, fence, fine
Mr. Opp, of Jacksonville, made a visit
chicken wire. Team, implements, to the Braden mine on Monday.
and 400 chickens go with the farm.
Dr. Kelsey, of Gold Hill, made a pr •
Price $3000; $2000 cash, balance can fereional trip to Kanes creek on Wednes
remain on mortgage at 7 per cent. day.
James Taylor, who has been very
much indisposed, is much tetter at this
writing.
Geo. Schump and Mr. Coffman, of the
Braden, made a business trip to Jackson
ville one day recently.
W. L. Greenleaf contemplates the erec
tion of a new stone bungalow on his
Kanes creek ranch in the near future.
Mrs. Lane and children, residing near
town, spent a day recently as the guests
of Mrs. Householder, of upper Kanes
creek.
Perry Knotts and little son, of Gold
Hill, sjient Sunday on Kanes creek as the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Higin-
botham.
Kan«« Creek people who were business
visitors to Gold Hill this week: Mr. and
Mrs. Higinbotham, George Taylor, Geo.
W U ll NO
K C n tu I THE STMOARO Higinbotham,
Mr. McMayhen, David
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A V A L U A S L C M O U S C M O U ) SALVE
and Frank Avery, Mrs. Mardon, Mr. and
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Mrs. Householder, Mr. Pyle, George
r r / c e £ 3 c o /th .
Mardon and Mr. Hulbertson.
T a iK W i t h
Rules of the Contest
G ET P A R T IC U L A R S .
Now is the Tim e to G et Busy
FOR SALE—Farm. 30 acres, 6 miles
from Gold Hill, rich river bottom
land. 7 acres in alfalfa, good tm-
proveinents and fences, all under
cultivation excepting 4 acres. Price
$6000; $2000 cash, balance on one
and two years time.
FOR SALE—160 acres of timber land
5 miles from Gold Hill, about 214
million feet fine fir and pine timber
nearly all tillable land, plenty A
spring water on the tract and nicely
located for farming and stock rais
ing. Price $20 per acre, or will en
tertain a proposition with mill men
for the timber at $1.50 per M.
NO PUBLICITY
Nomination blanks can be clipped from this
circular or can be obtained at our place of
business. Upon receipt of your nomination
you will have a particular number assigned
to you. The published bulletins of all the
contestants will be by number only, thus
avoiding any publicity to your name. All
votes received will at once be entered in a
voting register, and immediately after the
close of the contest the winner will be an
nounced and the prize awarded.
George Mardon and wife attended the ing in this district. Much credit is due
May Day dance in Gold Hill on Wednes him lor his untiring efforts in tehalf of
day evening ami rejxirt a most delightful the school, and may success crown his
I every effort in the future is the wish of
time and excellent music.
Quite a lew from this place attended 1 lioth pnpil and parent.
the May Day dance in Gold Hill on Wed
nesday evening and report, a line time.
Clean Up Notice
Excellent music was furnished by the
Pnrkeypile orchestra.
By order of the city council at a meet-
the lOtli
10th nay
day ol
of April, twig,
1912,
Mr. and Mrs. Goodrich and daughters, ing ; held on me
of Kansas, are here Upon a visit to Mr. all residents are hereby notified that all
and Mrs. Hyatt, of Ganlen Row. They rubbish, tin cans, etc., must be removed
are much impretfWd with the Rogue River from their premises and the ground thor
oughly gone over with a garden rake on
valley and will no doubt locate here,
Mr. and Mrs. Greenleaf spent Bunday orbemre the first Monday in May, 1912.
JOHN B. HAMMEKSLEY,
at their ranch on upper Kanes creek.
Recorder.
Mr. Greenleaf intends to plant the entire
place to terries and small fruit this year,
ng re
Arsenate
ol
Lead
for
as it Is an ideal plat« for this purpose.
and other pests. Sold by Jai rvis, tte
Mrs. George Taylor arrived on Tues druggist.
day's train from Gdsim, Oregon, where
she has been for the past two months on + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
a visit to her parents and, as a conse
his f ig h t m ust go on
quence, George is all smiles over the ar
o r i t m a t t J i t . I t c a n n o t tto p
rival of a fine son and heir.
w ith o u t Jy in g . I t i t G o J 't la w
The Dardanelles school closed Friday,
April 26th, with some very interesting
t h a t t h o t t t h o t t th in g t w h ic h a r t
exercises. The teacher, Prof. Hazelton,
to H o t m a t t g ro w . • • L a F o U ttto
made some remarks in regard to the
school as this makes his third year teach
T
Sams Valley
Newman M<s>n is putting a concrete
coping around the family lot in the Sams
Valley cemetery.
1>. M. Fisher and Rotert Burch have
just received tlie fencing to put Up a hall
mile of woven wire fence between their
farms.
Tlie prospects lor crops were never tet
ter than at present. Grain, hay and
fruit promise to lie the very liest, and
even the weeds are lifting their heads
since the heavy rains.
J. I. Fredcnl^A has onlered a 2,000
gallon galvanized iron tank, which will te
placed ujsm a 30-loot tower which was
erected last week by A. J. T. Smith.
Chas. Wetherhy, of the Trust-blister
mine, has lieen engagisl to install the
tank as soon as it arrives. Mr. Freden-
burg has recently installed a large wind
mill on a 40-foot steel tower, making
lour of these valualde machines in Sains
Valley at present, the n maining three
being owned respectively by Horace Pel-
ton, Thomas Pankey anil M. A. Schultz.
We would lie glad to see more ol them,
for they mean water on tlie land when it
is most needed.
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Prospects for the adoption of
+ a woman's suffrage platform
+ amendment in Oregon are
+ brighter this year than they
+ have been for a long time.
+ There is still opposition but
+ adverse Influences are fewer
+ than formerly, and those who
+ have kept In touch with the
+ long struggle for votes for
+ woman are becoming mors end
+ more confident that this year
+ will see the adoption of a po-
+ Htlcal equality amendment.
+ One of the indications of the
+ trend of sentiment Is the attl-
+ tude of the Portland Oregonian
+ which Is supporting the meas-
+ ure, though In the past It vlg-
+ orously opposed It. Not a few
+ men are coming to believe that
+ women are a more eonservat-
+ tlve force In politics than men.
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