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Flour -- Flour
Your favorite brands of flour at the following prices,
C onsisting o f the Lat»est> St»yles and L ow est Prices ev er
offered to the Ladies o f Gold Hill
Olympic . . .
$1.40 per tach
Snow Drift ■ - ■ 1.40
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Pride of Washington .25
Repplette in different shades
Crepe Pintelle in different shades
Windsor Crepe
Epingle Crepe
Messaline Silk in all shades
Ladies’ House Dresses, $1.50 to $3
Children’s Dresses $1.25
This is a hard wheat flour.
A reduction in lota of 10 sacks or more.
Gold Hill Flour and Feed Store
H. C.JRAEDEL, Proprietor
Phone 17
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Spring'
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 ar
rive. They consist of the Tango,
Suede, and Velvet, varied shades.
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Our line of Gingham speaks for
quality—thia 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.
Rem em ber w e carry a first class line o f Groceries
Your home town—trade then-.
Leave orden (or wnoil at the News
office.
Quartz and placer location notices at
The New» office.
Mr. and Mr». Carton, who naide upon
I a tine orchard tract near Medford, arriv-
¡ ed on Sunday morning lust and pasn-il
the day a» giants at the home ol Mr. and
John Bhslgett returned Wednesday,
Mr», G. B. Turner.
after a fortnight’s alm-nce ut Willows,
,
1,000 copieH of vocal and instrumental Calif., to accept a contract for the con
1 am sole agent for the MARKS
wlu •«» ■»»M «t »ay’s Music store. struction of tin- new cement walk front
the
Myers
building, for today only. Prices ing of 4th avenue north—an improvement
TAILORING CO., and will b e ...........................
6, 10, 15. and 25 cents; first come, first recently ordered by tlie council upon pe
tition by property owner». Tlie new walk
pleased to show you their styl choice.
ish and serviceable line of 1914 Glenn Eddings found a period between will extend from tlie News office to tile
west crossing, anil will be a needed Im
runs as a Southern Pacific fin-man out of
Spring and Summer Samples.
provement
that alioidd enhance properly
Roseburg, to visit witli his parents in this
values ami induce tlie enlargement of the
city Saturday and Munday.
Later in the
business district.
season lie will return for a vacation of
Munday excursion rates from Portland
several weeks.
to the Rogue river valley will tie placed
Judge Wanacott, of Roseburg, well in effect at once, that spring visitor» from
known and equally well liked In this sec the North may pilgrimage to U13 most
tion, arrived on Munday lust and remain lieautiful vale in Oregon—at this season
ed until the following evening as the rosy and redolent with the spring fruit
g u e s t of J. M. Hutson.
bloom. John M. Mcott, general passen
T a ilo r
Mr. and Mm. Win Myer and daughter ger agent of tlie Southern Pacific, passed
Front Street in Hutson Bldg. Bernice, accompanied by Judge Gall, and south the first of the week, and was so
Mrs. Albert Gall, of Jacksonville, were impressed by the beauty of th«- orchards
members of a pleasant family reunion at and fields that instructions were wired to
the home of Mr. and Mrs. 8. T. Hodges Portland to arrange at once for tlie Sun
day excursion rate.
on Munday lust
M erritt &, C o m p a n y
G en eral
M e r c h a n d is e
is the Season o f
NEW SU IT S
Order N ow !
P. BOUCHET
Local News Notes
Mrs. R. C. Kelsey. Mrs. Mae Avery,
You read it—take it—The New».
and Mrs. Frank Avery, attended the
Ix-ave order« for wood at the New» Helen Keller lecture at Ashland Wednes
office.
day evening, at which 2,000 people paid
J . A. Cook was in Medford Wednin- the tribute of rapt attention to the deaf
and blind genius who has risen trium
day.
phant above her affliction.
Try a H ot Ponrr atovc, toaster, <
Iron. John Kelsey, agent.
I), H. Miller motor»•<I to Medlord Wed-
nesday, driving the new Ford.
Mr». E. J. Liljcgran, of Medford, wan
the giant of friend» in thia city Thursday
Mr». Wm. Kinney visited in Urania
Pass for several hours Wedneaday after
noon.
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The Rexall store, Bowers’ Pharmacy,
will give each patron ol the Wego every
Tuesday night one package of Rexall
chewing gum. For every >1.00 worth of
goods purchased at bi« store Mr. Bowetrs
will give Ids iwtrons oue admittance tick
et to the Wego.
Dan E. Mervey, engineer in charge ol
the cement plant construction, was sum-
m onel to Man Francisoo Tuesday for a
business conference with Leigh Hunt,
president of the construction company
who has been attending to affairs in
California during the month past.
Foe County Treasurer
I hereby announce myself as a candi
date for tlie office of county treasurer,
on the republican ticket, to be'voted on
at tiie coming primary election on May
the 15th, 1014.
1 have always delivered the goods and
will doso again if elected.
I gaurantee:
1. To account strictly for all money.
2. To perform the duties of tlie office
according to law.
I am not connected with any bank.
Ail lianks will be treated alike, with no
special favor».
—F red L. C olvig .
(Paid Advertisement)
Spring Blood and System Cleanser
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Best Family Laxative
Beware of constipation.
Use D r.
During the winter months impurities R ing's New Ll(e pil|fl >nd .
MdUt"h?ci ’ •tOO^ Io° d '*con,e-
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Mrs. Charles E. Smith, of West Frank-'
and thick, yoor kidneys, liver and bow
lin . Me., calls them “ Our fam ily laxa
els fail to work, causing so-called “ Spring
tive.” Nothing better for adult or aged.
Fever.” You feel tired, weak and lazy.
Ges them to-day. 25c. All Druggists or
E lectric Bitters—the spring tonic and
by m ail. H . E. Bucklen 4 Co. P h ila
system cleanser—is what yon need; they delphia or 8 t. Louis.
stim ulate tlie kidneys, liver and bowels
to healthy action, expel blood imparities
For Sheriff
and restore your health, strength and
I liereby announce myself as a candi
ambition. Electric Bitters makes you
feel like new. Start a four weeks’ treat date for the Republican nomination for
ment—it will put you in fine shape for Sheriff, at the primary election of May
—4 . K. E arhabt ,
your spring work. Guaranteed. All 15th, 1914.
Druggists. 50c and >1.00. H. E, Buck-
Rogue River, Oregon.
Inn 4 Co. Philadelphia or St Louis.
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(Paid advertisement)
For Sheriff.
I hereby announce myself ail Republi
can candidate lor nomination for sberiffof
Jackson County, subject to the decision
of the voters at the primary election of
—A. W . W alker ,
Beautiful specimens of rich ore from May 15, 1914.
Medford, Oregon.
the “ Gold Plate” mine, located in the
Galice country and now being work d-by
(Paid Advertisement)
Frank Willmarth and Bert Castle, of this
city, were received by Mrs. Wilhnsrth
Move To Abolish Oregon State Senate.
tlie first of the week. The gold was suf-
Salem, Or.— Declarations for the in
flciintly visible to jar the avaricious eye,
Itiation of constitutional amendenta
being apparent as a delicate leaf and scroll
abolishing the state Benate and pro
work upon the quartz. Tlie accompan-
viding for proportional representation
ing letter explained that the specimens
, .
. . .
i In the legislative assembly, champion-
were not general
p i p e s ram t ie ledge, l
officers of the State Federation
r /v M v ,i i i i ,s l ai e a - .B i .
blit portions of an exceedingly
rich streak,
of Labor, Farmers' Union, Farmers'
but that tlie remaining ore was comfort
Society of Equity, Proportional Rep
ably well off it, the matter of values as
resentation Bureau, People's Powei
Well.
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League and the Oregon State Grange,
Official notice has been received at tlie were filed with Secretary of State Ol
local postoffia- tliat from and after May cott.
1st tiie rating of tlie office will be third
class, becoming a presidential appointive
H ill A fter Rogue Valley Lina.
position. Hitlierto tlie Gold Hill office
Medford, Or.—Judge Thomas Burke
has always been In the fourth rlareifica- of Seattle, counsel for the H ill lines
tlon. The graduation of the local stamp In Washington, passed a day in Med
counter to a higher rating is a furtlier ford and. according to Attorney W. J.
proof of the growth of business in this Canton, took the initial steps tor the
city during the past year—no criterion of purchase of the Rogue River Valley
improved business conditions being more railroad, owned by the Barnums, of
reliable thap tlie quarterly report of the Jacksonville.
office. Tlie new rating carries with it a
Wool Loses By Grading.
provision for clerk hire, expenses, and
Washington.— American wool grow
other perquisites that have effectually
banished tlie gloom from tlie postinaster- ers could add S cents a pound to the
value of their product If they were to
ial brow.
A. E. Kellogg a|»-nt Wednesday attend
ing to legal matter» at Jackaonville and
Ashland.
Superintendent Thierolff, of the Big
Pine» Lumber company, inspected the
local yard on Thursday.
FOR SA L E -400, «00 or 1000 acres In
Found:—Gentkuuan’sinitial ling, with
a compact body, nearly level and nearly
in»cription. Owner may call at jewelry
all under high state of cultivation, finest
»tor,-, prove property, and pay charges
proposition tor colonisation in the st’ te
Mr». Q. A. Land h an d Mr». J. F. Diet- of Oregon. No better laud for fruit, grain
rich'visited at tlie home of Dr. and Mra. or alfalfa anywhere. Very cheap. Sub-
E. Davis, at Central Point, Tucnday af irrigated, every 40 acres is choice. Well
ternoon.
located and only 6 miles from R. R. sta
Mias Bertha Woolverton, of the Colony, tion. For particulars call upon or write,
returned the first of the week after
—C. S. R edfield , Agent.
week’» visit with Mia» Mamie Clark, at
D. P. Blue, returned during last week send It to market graded and put up
Harry Day, whose excellent record as
Medford.
from
a year's absence spent at Honolulu, as attractively as are Australian wools
band master for tlie local musicians has
E. K. Peterson, school supervisor for spread his fame about the county, recent Hawaii, came down from Ashland Satur according to estimates of experts ol
this district, paid the city a visit Thurs ly closed an agreement with the Central day and remained anti! Tuesday with lo the department of agriculture.
day, attending to school affair» and visit Point hand boys to instruct them during cal friends. His visit to tin- Rogue river
FOR RENT—Sew n room house, large
ing friends.
the coming season Mr. Day will visit valley at this time is occasioned by tlie
Borne special bargains in stock, grain that city one day during each week, the arrangement of property interests at Ash pit, finest garden land, adjoining town.
and fruit ranches, both large and small, remainder of his time being divided be land, and he intends to return to the Is For particulars inquire of C. 8. Redfield.
Mrs. Blue
it will pay you well to see me before pur tween Butte Falls and his local mush- lands within a few weeks.
and Verne, tlie latter living a member of
business.
chasing
—C. 8. Ranriai.i).
the faculty of Iolani school, will not re
“ Sampson’s Hpray” , the old reliable
Ralph Homan, a lessee at the Braden
turn for a visit with friends in southern
lime-sulphur solution, standard quality, mine, narrowly escaped a severe injury to
Oregon until next year, when tla-y plan
full measure.
Order from H. D. Eis- his left eye while engaged in tunnel work
to attend the San Francisco exposition
mann, Grants Pass, Ore.
44-4
Wednesday. The gad, a short steel bar
Mr. Blue declares the Hawaiian climate
Fred Riedel joined the wise crowd w ed in prying loose rock, rebounded un to be so uniformly ideal that tlie sameness
der
a
hammer
blow
and
effectually
closed
Wednesday, whon he Itccamc captain
soon palls, an d . exiles from other climes
and crew of his own car—a nifty new the Homan left optic for several days. seldom remain longer than a few years.
Examination showed the eye to lie unin-
Ford from the agency at Medford.
Nevertheless himself and family, pleasant
Irvin Ray, formerly of the city police ured, save superficially. Fortunately the ly and profitably employed, have not yet
force bill now attending to Ids extensive blunt, and not the pointed, end wrought determined to leave the ‘ ‘land where it i
mining interests up Water Gulch, paid a the injury, which would otherwise have ilways afternoon” , and will remain there
destroyed the eyesight.
brief business visit to The Pass Thursday.
for a number of years, at least.
Faulty construction of t lie wagon bridge
C. T. Davidson, brother of J , E.
at Rogueriver, or Woodville, installed
Davidson, and family have removed
Singler for Sheriff.
only five years ago, has resulted in the
from their home on the Applegate to
structure being condemned as endanger
make a permanent residence in this city.
In accepting the appointment succeed
ed. An upper pier on the west side of
For Rent.—Good 7-room lions,* with the river was not found nt ioned upon bed ing my brother for his unexpired term as
large lot, heat of garden land already pre rock, but upon loose material, which sub sheriff, I did so for tlie benefit ol his
pared for seeding. Reasonable rental to sequently washed out, While the bridge widow and family. Tlie office lias had an
right party. Apply to
is not exactly “ tottering above the boil honest and efficient administration. Witli
—C. 8. R edfield . ing tide” , it will require a new founda tlie name objects and purposes iu view I
Charley Reed attended a dental seanee tion assoon as low water arrives. Mean hereby announce myself as a candidate
at Graffts Pass Thursday and returned time it is safi- for all the ordinary pur (or the Republican nomination at the
witli “ .lie golden smile” , which lie is poses of travel ami traffic. Esterday and primaries, May I5th,
cultivating Ix-tween rush hours at tie E.irhardt, of Portland, «ere the contrnc.
W. H. SINGLE«.
Bon Ton rest, room.
(Paid advertisem ent)
ting builders.
Spend a pleas
ant evening at
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SERVICE IS PAR A M O U N T
in our organization. We aim to fill orders as wanted,
with the best grades of lumber to be obtained. See
us for prices on building material.
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
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
A Simple Sum
Deposits March 4, 1914
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” 1913
Increase in one year -
48,998.41
33,159.48
15,838.93
Watch Us Grow!
THE GOLD HILL
BANK
The BoN-ToN
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