Gold Hill news., February 28, 1914, Image 3

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Flour — Flour
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Your favorite brandH of flour at the following prices,
Olym pic
. . .
Snow D rift - - -
$1.40
1.40
per sack
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**
Pride o f Washington 1.25
This is a hard wheat flour.
A reduction in lota of 10 sacks or more.
Gold Hill Flour and Feed Store
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II. C.’ KAEDEL, Proprietor
S p r in g ' & S u m m e r G o o d s» .
C onsisting o f the L abesb S ty le s and L ow est Prices ev er
offered to the Ladies o f Gold Hill
Repplette in different shades
Crepe Finfelle in different shades
Windsor Crepe
Epingle Crepe
Messaline Silk in ail shades
Ladies’ House Dresses, $1.50 to $3
Children’s Dresses $1.25
Ladies’ House Apron 50c
Figured Lawns 8c to 15c per yd.
Full line Gents’ Furnishing goods
Our line of Ladies’ Shoes for
Spring and Summer will soon a r­
rive. They consist of the Tango,
Suede, and Velvet, varied shades.
Our line of Gingham speaks for
quality—this you all know, as our
reputation is well known in this
line.
See our new line of Spring Hats
which will be on display this com­
ing week.
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Rem em ber w e carry a first class line o f Groceries
A s,s-einl bargain ill the way of a gis«|,
well.built si v eil pHim dwelling, and larg
lot. Best of garden land, well located,
m ust I»’ «old. For particular« eall’upoii
You read il—take it—The News.
—C. S. K koviki . u .
Mr«, W. II. Stickle viaited G rants
WOOD EG If S A LE :—I have both
l ’ass Monday.
Try a II, »r P oint «tow , UMWV’r, o r an chunk and stove-wood in any q u a n tity
di’slred, also can furnish good m anzan-
Iron. John Kelucy, ugtoil.
it« ; delivered at your door. Ix*ave orders
W. II Handle, <>( Grant« P mjm , rvgi«-
lx*«ve orders for woo I at the New» priotor of the Hash livery, of Medford,
a tlh e Ncwsolliee, —W. I.. V aw Hot ik .\.
t«*n*«| nt iIw ImU'l
l.y ,
lliee.
otic of tin* most m cdernly equipped and
Colonel 0 . S. Redfield, Gold H ill’s In­
Q tiuriz amt placer location notices at
Mr«. M. 1!. Rico visited her motlier, o|«-rated livery establishm ents in the
defatigable real estater and comm unity Mr« E. J. M cIntyre, for several hour« state. W hile the political field which lie
T in' News ollie,*.
enthusiast, curried news of the ” ls*«t little Saturday. Mr«. Rice, w hohas beenEspee j lias entered ic not w ithout opposing as­
J,« . II Iterleks, of A shland, was in
tow n’’ to Medford Tuesday and tran sact­
agent at Si«kiyoii during tlie pact winter pirants, Mr. W alker’» apparent genius
thl« city W ednesday.
ed oilier business of less im portance while
wa» n*ccnt!y transferred Io a telegraph j for m aking new friends ami his lasting
II. P. Ilo-d was in (¡rani« I’tuw b e­ there.
(«ipularity with the old one« «hould fur-
trick at tb<* A«lilaud station.
tween (min« W ednesday.
:
Dan E. Servey, chief engineer for the
1 nidi a vigorous and interesting oppo­
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L.
H
uh
nlierry
closed
a
deal
tlie
first
Mr». I*'. Zuna visited at Medford and const ruction company, nnd Win. Elmer,
sition to the other contenders for the
A shland the fore part of the Week.
chem ist for th e same company, left W ed­ of the week in which he dispenses of fifty nomination. He was accompanied by
acre» of liis Hartline Creek ranch to
Charles Tub, also of Mwlford, upon his
L I* H arrington, state organiser of In­ nesday evening upon a two day’s business
visit pi Roacburg. Mr. Elm er will also Edward F'eno and sister, of fd alii. The visit to tliis city.
dustrial fair», »pent Sunday in thia city.
laud transfered lies upon the east side of
Lss-nl exile» of (lie Buckeye »late will visit with Ids family in Portland before the «(ream and is uuiniprov<«l. Mr.
returning.
attend their annual reunion at Ohio pay
for Sheriff.
Eiene is now in the city and will iinmed-
Mr. unit Mrs. W illiam Welch an* in ially«et al«mt clearing the land and other­
lu Ashland thia afternoon.
W. W. T ruax ha« been uoufhxl of hla the city at prew-nt as the guests of Mrs. wise im proving the property.
I hereby announce myself as Republi
«election by the county court as chair- W elch’» sister, Mrs. II I). Betts. Mr.
can candidate for nom ination for sheriff of
Mr». Anna Harrow, who for a num ber
Welch is the «on of the pioneer ,>ostmas­
m an of the election l«iard for this city.
Jack so n County, subject to thi* decision
ter of Aabeatoa, J. B. Welch, and is well of years ha« resided in this city with her of the voters at tin* prim ary election of
Hili Kinney, Saui» Valley'» alfalla e x ­
'laughter, 'h r- W. L. t ’liilders, departed
known pi many local people.
May 15, 1»M.
—A W. W alker ,
porter, went to (¡rant* 1‘ umh Monday u p ­
on Monday afternoon for W estm inster,
Medford, Oregon.
H
arry
Hay.
the
piano
dealer,
has
rent-
o n husiuess matter», rcturuiuK that after­
California, when* she will be the guest
(Paid Advertisement)
ad the Myers' building and will move Ids
noon.
of her «on for an indefinite period. Mrs.
Mr. ami Mr«. J . 11. Cochran, of M ed­ large line of pianos to the new quarters, Harrow is S2 year» of age, hu t set fortli
where
In*
will
also
carry
a
complete
line
ford motored to Gold Hill Sunday, and
upon her journey unaccompanied and
were gitesl» of Mr. and Ml». W. K. of musical m erchandise. A ear load «1 ip witli all tin* enthusiasm of youth.
m
enl
of
pianoa
{«expected
to
arrive
before
Thompson.
March 15.
Elsewtien* in thi» isstn* appears the call
I.ot.ier^i laz--I a *»«l. of Evans Creek,
for a citiaens* mass meeting, to he held at
The
Itexull
store,
Bowers'
Pharm
acy,
was in ihi« city the lira! of the week p u r­
the Wego theater Monday evening follow­
chasing «upplie« and reui-wiug acquaint­ will give each patron of tin- Wego every
ing tlie performance, at K:3ll, for th e ptir-
Tuesday
Bight
one
p
a
ck
a
g
e
of
Ih-xall
ance with m auy friend».
Bellingham, Wash.— When
three '
cla wing gum. For every 81.00 Worth of p(«<* of considering the revision ot the
Mr». K. If. Ruifa, of V ina, C alif., a r­
good« parcliased at hi« »tore Mr. Bowers present chai ter, o r am endm ents thereto. passengers on Great Northern passen­
rived on Monday evening, and wilt viait
ger train No. 358, bound for Vancou I
will give his patrons one ad m ittance tick­ City attorney I’. J . Neff will lie present
at the ranch hotue of h er ai»ter, Mr». 1*. [
ver, B. C., undertook to resist one ot ■
Io
outline
the
alterations
considertsl
ne­
et to the W ego,
J. Schaum burg for the present
cessary, nnd a general expression o t a trio of holdups who entered the day
Mr. and Mr», (¡rant Moore returned ! Fred and Floyd Eddings, local linemen ptitJic judgm ent in the im portant m atter coach when the train was running
along the edge of the bay nine miles
on Thur«day from Eugene, where they j for tin* California-Oregon Power com ­
were guest« of friend» and relatives during pany, are employed at tlie Gold Ray a representative attendance of citizens Is* south of here, the robber pulled an
plant th is w w k, where the voltage cap a­ present, as it is im portant th at tin* ideas au tom atic pistol and sh o t
the week previous.
the men
city is l»*ing Increased from 2,000 tet 3,400. and wishes of the oombined citizenship j dead in th e ir tracks,
"!)<« " V ioiuau, old tim e Gold llillitr
Tin* work is under ati|M*rvtaion of C. W. may I«* given expriwsion and considcra- ! T he robbers got on th e train a t Bur-
and always uclcoiui* viait or to thu city,
M artin, the com pany’s construction sup- tton.
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llngton. S h o rtly before the train
was down from Ashland on Tin «day and
inp'taliint.
F. E. Calloway, win. stteceisled L. I’, i reuehed Sam ish the holdups stepped
Wedm-rday fraternizing with local folk«.
W. J. Stanley, well known in this vic- Brown as m anager of the Big Miles lum-1 *Dto the ’ istibuIe between the sm okei
Ron S ai jc —A pen of tlio ro u g ld in a i If. ini v aud throughout the county as a
l«*r yards in this city, has tendered Ids and
Bni1 the
,h ° day
^ a j coach
coacb and
a n d tied handker
I. I ted pullet», now laying; also a cock J a c k » « county pioneer, pro»|M«*tor and
chiefs about their faces.
th a t coat E'.tJtl; ail for fllll.Ot). Apply to I iiedugwg, visited with friends in tliis city resignation to the company and exjiects I
t« he relieved sometime during th e com- j One o f them then entered the day
II. Slavin, F<«*a Creek, Oregon.
during the present week. For a num ber
ing week. Mr. Calloway is as yet unde­ coach and walked through It to the
M ii . i . ixkiiv :—L. M. W ittorff will have of year« past Mr. Stanley has m ade hi cided as to w hether lie will accept a prof­ rear door. A second one stepped in­
on diaplay at L aser dt C om pany’« a «well residents* in tin* northern part of tlie atah: fered position in southern California, or ' side the front end of the coach while
line of Millinery, Coat« a n d Suit», Tues-
I,. I*. H arrington, field organixer <i return to his form er home in Portland. the third one remained on the vegtl
d a y , Mareli 3rd, and the following Tues­ school in dustrial fairs, accom panied by It is currently rum ored th at h e will be bule platform.
d ay of each week.
county au|ierintcndi*nt Percy G. Wells sueroriod by H arry Porter, of Central j The robber who walked the length
B o m :— To Mr. and Mr«. A. A. H im - and district eupervieora Peterson and Point, who a t one time acted as relief of the coach started to lock the rear
mel, of Myrtle Creek, on Thursday, Feb­ Casts, visited the various schools in this d u rin g the tem porary alisem r of former | door, when the three men who were
killed, who were seated In the ex-
ruary llllli, a daughter. Mr». Iliininel locality W ednesday and T hursday, and agent, L. P. Blown.
trme rear seats, grappled with him
wuh .form erly Mi»» Grace K yan, of tliis addresand the pupil» upon the aecearfty
N ext Friday evening, March 8th, the and were shot.
of early ¡preparation for n ex t fall
.city.
Junior-Senior elarees of the Gold Hill
exhibits.
Or. W. 1*. Chisholm and family are
high school, will preaent th e d a s s coiiks ly
German Marines Land in Mexico.
FOR HALE— 100, dOO or llKMI acres in dram a entitled, “ A Scrap of Paper, or
now occupying the Masterson residence
Vera Cruz.—The commander of the
a n 5th avenue N orth, having removed a compact body, nearly level and nearly the Adventures of a Lore L etter.” Tlie
from the South »ide on Tuesday of the all under high state of cultivation, flnem privileged few who have witnessed r e - ' German cruiser Dresden shipped to
propositi,« dor colonisation in (hi* < -te hearsals are confirmed enthusiasts, and I the German legation in Mexico city
present, wwk.
of
Oregon. Sfo better la*td for fruit, grain predict tlie coating pn«lurti,in to lx* the two machine guns and 40,000 rounds
Ralph H ubbard lias been dischargisl
of ammunition.
,
from the Gold llill hospital, a niuiarkab- or nlhtlfa anyw here. Very cheap. Sul greatest home talent success of reien t
irrigated,
e
w
ry
40
acres
is
choice.
Well
years.
The
playlet
will
be
given
at
the
ly flourishing convalescent, after a fort­
night'» ilineHH. He will be able to .resume located and .mly 6 miles from R. R. stu o|s*ra house, aud will ad m it for the very HIB Offers »30,000 For Train Robbers.
Seattle.—L. W. HUI, president of the
hi« pwdtion on the school faculty .within tion. For panticulars call upon or write*, nominal charges of 15c, 25c, and 35c, the
Great
Northern railway, while In S e
—c
.
H.
RKDriKLD,
Agent.
latter charge ls in g for reserved seats—
a abort time.
attle. announced a reward of 830,000
C.
A.
Shilling,
“
Tom
m
y”
Thompson,
which
will
lx*
on
sale
a
t
the
Bon
Ton
tial-
H arry Harvey is building a bungalow
for the a; • rehenslon. dead or alive,
upon hi« recently ncquired reaidence lota Mrs. M. T . Strong, representing Wm. ace of sweets.
of the bandits who killed three pas
Schilling
&
Company,
of
G
rants
Pass,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
H.
Price
«ntertsined
just weat of thia city. W hen completed
sengers ntnil* Bellingham on the Seat
the residence will lie Htiitablc for a small completed a very successful three days’ at d inner Sunday afternoon, covers tle-Vancoir :• train.
family, aud will diaplay a “ For K ent’’ sale of ladies’ coats and suits a t Lance A lx*ing laid for seventeen guests. The re­
Company’s store oa Wednesday evening. past was a novel one, each course and
»ign.
The .Schilling com pany is successor to R. every dish therein being prepared in
Mesdames Mae Avery and If. C. Kelsey
L. Coe A Company, of G rants Pass, and Spanish style by the volunteer chef, Geo.
were viaitor» at, G ranta I’as« Wednesday,
Is consistently adding to the already F. Kelly, who furnished every evidence
whore they selected the nifty new line of
splendidly established reputation of the of possessing other talents th an those
ladies’ millinery which will grace their concern.
custom ary to his calling of m ining engin­
Spring opening a t the Myers’ building
Fred E. Taylor and family, of Bakers eer. Curry powder and cayenne were
this afternoon.
Held, Calif., arrived tlie first of the week lively constituents in the various meats
G. B. T urner spent several days in via auto, and will make their temporary
hot and Cold—Clean Tub
and entrees, and tlie unusual dinner
Medford the latter part of last week, a t­ residence in tliis city. Upon a previous
party was a distinct success despite* the
tending tlie Golden Jubilee celebration of
visit Mr. Taylor tiecame interested in the Spanish titles with which the volunteer
the Knights of Pythias, and looking niter
Hayes’ Diggings placer mine, two miles lief ushered in each culinary stranger.
real estate interests in th at city.
upriver, and is reported to have leased
A. W. W alker, of Medford, wlto a n ­
Joseph Hcmler, a former resident of the property from tho Kay company,
nounces himself as a republican candi-
Particular attention to all
thia city, hut for the last two years lo­ with a view to installing m odern equip­
late for tin* nom ination for sheriff at the
cated with hia family at Ettg he, is visit­ m ent and operating upon a large scaln.
FRANK TURNER
May primaries, was in this city tlte first
ing during tlie present week at the home The property lias produced much wealth
Agency Medford Domestic Isiiiiiilry
of tlie week interviewing his eonstituency
First d<«ir Fust of '1’hone office
of hla son in law, Earl Baker, in west in past years, and still possesses a large
if old friends, of whom there are many.
Gold Hill.
area which prospects excellently.
Mr. W alker is widely known as the pro-
Local News Notes
M e r r i t t &. C o m p a n y
ROBBER TRIO SHOOT
THREE PASSENGERS
•G e n e ra l
M e r c h a n d is e
MANAGER W. H. STICKLE ANNOUNCES THE
RETURN OE THE
BASCO MUSICAL
COMEDY COMP’Y
Appearing at the Gold Hill Opera
House on
SAT. EVE., MCH. 7th
PRESENTING
An Entirely New and Brilliant
Musical Comedy Tabloid
TICKETS
B A ÌH S :::
R ARBERING::
50c, 35c and 25c
A re You Going to Build a
SILO
?
If j cu are, don t waste any time, any money until you
have seen us. We have the BEST and CHEAPEST
SILO that has ever been constructed.
Big Pines Lumber Co’y
Gold Hill
Gold Hill Meat Market
A.big supply of fresh meat always on hand.
We carry the best of creamery butter.
All kinds of fresh fish in season.
Woodcock & Blackert
Proprietors
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