Gold Hill news., July 18, 1914, Image 3

D e lig h t f u l N e w p o r t
“ Tried «n,I True’* 1« the »Id ntUaltb- outing resort, with a wealth of natural
»«•m r ,. healthful drive», a »plendhl la at ii, anil numerous nearby point« of '
• IntenMt: l.fghriiiii»«, Devil’« I ’unrlihowl, Heal Rock, etc.
Spetial lo w Hound Trip I t r o W .v k rn d Taras to All Point», and Sunday
{«(union Tarts from Albany and Corvallis
• • • •
C onsisting o f the L a t e s t S ty le s and L ow est Prices ev er
offered to the Ladies o f Gold Hill
v ia th e
V,
r ¿p
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
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ROUTES
The T>position Lina 1915
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 thia
line.
See our new line of Spring Hats
which will be on display this com­
ing week.
D o u b le D a ily T r a in *
bsivu Alliany, d u lly ....................................................... a ................... 7 30 A
h'ave Albany, daily except Sunday ................................................1:00 |>.
I«tave Corvallis, dally............................................ ...........................HdlOA.
lata vo Cor valli», dally exoept S u n d ay...,
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Rem em ber w e carry a first class line o f Groceries
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Connections made at Albany and Corvallis with 8. Peruin».
M erritt & C o m p a n y
G e n e ra l
M e r c h a n d is e
Special Excursion Train will leave Newport every Sunday evening at <1:00
p. in., arrive Corvallis 10:15; Allwny 10:45
GOOD NSftlNG STHTAMS ALONG TM{ C.
A t.
At Eik City, Morrison, Toledo, and along tlie Yaquina river, also on the
Itreitciibusb and Hantiani rivers on the East End.
1‘a'ronlzc home Industry—smoke Mt.
Pitt and Gov. Job taon cigar».
«'.H o nV a'c “ „ K T 0 "
1<,CBl ' “’’ I ° r
” ew L ib P ill, keep .tom -
tro,
frr m H
7 "‘an> ,tCelhead J " ' 1’ » » • ' »««' kidney, |„ healthy condi-
roi, from heir favorite r if f le , on tlon. Rid the body of poiaou and waste,
John M. Scolt, Gpnerdl Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon
t ie Rogue, the season having appar- Improv« yoor complexion by Husuing
e n t y started In earnest, with a good the liver and kidneys.
’-I got more re­
run of large fat fl»h.
The ea rlier i lief from one box ol Dr. King’sNew Life
portion of the run usually passes oa Pills than any medicine 1 ever tried ,”
Leave o rd o n fur wikk I at the New» to the upper river without pausing, »ay. C. E, Hatfield, ol Chicago, I II . 2fo
ollice.
and so It Is that the first month of at your druggist.
fishing Is never really at Its best near ____ - -______ ____ ________ _
German American Coffee, 3 pound can
Gold H ill. But from the present time
Try a Hot l’oint theau warm day».
SI.00 at Lanee A Company,
on till late fall the sliver beauties
For instance—a Ivertiae !
The condition of W. E. Thompson, w ill be taken In abundance at anv
Leave order» for «rood a t-th e New» who bee hem «erioualy ill, i» much lui-
point on the river near this city
office.
proved at the present time.
Dowden’s Falls and the old Hardy
Rest fruit sugar,|5.35 at Lance A Com-
TOR SALE—Dis* Eastman K<slak, sixe dam are favorite objective points for
puny.
by 4 li, in al>»«liitely first class con­ local sports, but numerous other and
Buy your Ranch Bacon at Lance A dition , price reasonable, John Kelsey.
nearer riffles may be fished with
I have purchased a barber
Company.
equal or better success. The present
shop in Gold Hill with the
Tlie Implies* Aid will again serve ice
run of steelhead trout Is comprised
A. <’. C. am i other standard Ging­
cream and sherlier* at the .Myers’ bldg.,
intention
of staying by the
of
unusually
large
fish,
few
have
been
ham» »re always 12 H cents |>er yard ibis ufferiioon and evening, Saturday
job
and
the
town.
taken under six pounds In weight,
«1 M e rritt A (Vtmpany'a,
ibe Ifith.
and many exceed ten pounds.
Mlag Nina Sharp, of Portland, is FOR R E N T — Good aix-room house,
Your patronage is solicited
almost completely furnished; good
visiting with Mrs E. T. Simmons and
for
any tonsorial service.
garden ground. Apply to A. E
will remain for two months.
Greece paid the United States »12,-
If
I
don’t please—tell me
Kellogg. Gold H ill. Oregon.
000,000 for the battleships Mississippi
Dtesmiakcr—Kx|tcrienccd and rapable,
and
Idaho.
why.
15 PEW ICITERS— All
makes, sold,
with work guarantw-d, b rio» reasonable.
Gold Hill Meat Market
For fold' r» describing Newport aa an outing plat» call on nearaat agent.
A big supply of freshjmeat always on hand.
We carry the best of creamery butter.
All kinds of fresh fish in season.
Local News Notes
Woodcock & Blacked
Proprietors
B a r b e r in g '
Mrs. W.
Thom, residence, at the late rented, and r. paired. Also a full line of
Win. Sniilli bouse.
carbon (tapers, ribbons ami typewriter
Mlsa I.ctsey Hodges Is the guest of p a p e rs -T Y P E W R IT E R EXCH ANG E,
Miss Pearl Nowels, at the latter's Medford, Oregon.
Mrs. F D. Schrump entertained at
home near Glendale,
the
present
Idge and luncheon Wednesday
Wednesday .<■
week.
bridge
at I
France'a loan of »161,000.000 a three
aud a half per cent was subscribed by
people of F'rance 40 times over.
The four new dreadnoughts ordered
but >et "0' nnmed * n* b,‘ known aa
Arlzon“ ’ California. Idaho aud Missis­
sippi.
Laundry service in connec­
tion.
R ic h a r d A n d e r s o n
ternoon. Those present were: Mrs.
‘T h e C i t y S h o p ”
Georgia and South Carolina were
Burch, Mrs. Stewle, Mrs. H unt. Mrs.
Reed. Mrs. Smith, the Misses Catlier- once In a tropical climate according
¡Ine and Claire Baker, and Mlsa Dor­ to the statement of the geological sur­
vey department of the government.
othy Smith.
Ralph Darling and Eber Davis, pro
The First National Bank of Union-
Splendid ore has been struck on
visioned and equipped for a week's
town, Pa., is said to have declared a
:
two
veins
of
the
old
Bowden
mine
vacation In the mountains, left Tues­
lrl in v a r ia b ly he
. . . U U I . U of
U< 700
l u v per
J ,V I cent
v e n t to
t o Its
n s stock
S IO C K -
" J*<l’
O I < W x » I I lin
B I j in y o u th . « h h o o u u lit
jin the Blackwell district
by Jim U dividend
d ire c te d Io — —
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day for upper T rail.
holders In order to dodge the new cur- j foT m,
Mrs M. D Bowers and daughter i ’ Davis
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H° ' b ’ • ln’
2*
ln
rency law.
,
he ’• ‘ •P«b»e -FrcgjdentC W Elio t.
Helen returned Wednesday from C a n - * * * “ ? ’ On? >’«•»«*"« f r ° m ” ° to * 2 ‘
Six persons killed and property
This Is the Mission of tha
*r
' ‘
° th<"' fro,n 1 ,0 to , 1 0 ''
tra l Point, where thev visited M r- ' ' | “ F urther
development work w ill b9 damage of hundreds of thousands of
Bowers' parents.
dollars wns the toll of cloudbursts and
continued.
W. H. Speer, form er Espee agent
el-ctrlcal stores in the Lebanon val-
Forty-slxth School tear Opens
I C E C R E A M . - « *e «ant more lely and anthracite regions of Penn- S E P T E M B E R |8 th . IQI4
nt this station and now In charge for
the company at M erlin, visited with ol your Ice Cream buslneas, and wc will sylvanla.
| Write for illustrated ion pa2» Book
make you prices so you can afroni to eat
local friends on Sunday last.
American men who profess to fol­
let, ’T he life C areer .” and dT 'oi Cats
more
ol
It.
We
will
fix
you
tip
galion
low fashion’s decree will wear suits , log containing lull infurmariun
Mrs. E. P. Tucker, accompanied by
1 gallon, ami up, so you can carry
of the English, or form fitting, models
her daughter, of lies Moines, will a r­
D tg trt
A tiR lC U L r ilR F
home, and packet! to hold up for 5 or «
this fall and winter, according to the Agronomy, Animal Husbandry. Dairy Hus­
rive Sunday to visit her son, chemist
hours. Any amount for parties. Come
standards approved at the opening bandry, Poultry Husbandry, Horticulture.
Tucker of the cement plant.
Agriculture for leachers FORESTRY.
; ami see us about It, ut—T u r n e r *
session
of the National Association of L ogging E ngineering , home E co ­
G. D Mosier, the Eugene ball play-1
q „ b .r ,ii,„ r.
er who served with the local team as
. ,, ,
e »and and danc- Manufacturing Clothiers and Design­ nomics : Domestic Science, Domestic Art,
ahort-stop through the past ^ n . !
K h m .H
° " Ot " ‘* ers’ convention.
ENGINEERING:
Electrical, Irrigation,
Highway, Mechanical, Chemical, Mining
left on Thursday for Weed, where he
“ re reqU’”,,e,, ‘ ®
Estimates mat the total wheat crop
Ceramics. C ommerce
pharmacy
has secured employment.
£
»
an’ ° " ’V
would approach the billion-bushel industrial arts
¡at their earliest convenience. Cashier mark— 930,000,000 bushels, to be more i
If'ofaiutna! Counts- Agriculture, Dairy
George Mardon and Jack Ralls, Lynn Smith, of the Gold HUI bank
nearly exact—and be the greatest : Ing, Home Makers’ Course. Industrial
who recently made a fine clean-up, w ill receive the payments, which ire
wheat crop ever grown were given j Arts, Forestry, Business Short Course.
nt the Fairview , the Ray company’« urgently needed to free the pavilion
out by the department of agriculture. ' ScArw/e/ .V aiir—Piano, String, Band
Foots creek quartz mining property, property from debt
Voice Culture.
The estimate for corn was 2,868,000,-
F .fo te r t B u tio e .. C o t.e e by M a il Free
went to the mine Thursday to begin
M r. and Mrs. Thos. Ray and fam ily 000 bushels.
Addrem T I I K . R G IS T R A R ,
taking out another run of ore.
w ilt depart next week for M ill City,
C o rvallis, Oregon
Women's rights were recognized to (tw -7 M to » .» )
Mrs. Lula J. Vleson and sister Miss where M r. Ray has secured employ­
the fullest extant by the National Edu­
Fay Hughes, of Portland, visited on
ment for the season. T heir departure cational Association, which passed
Wednesday at the home of their w ill be keenly regretted by many
City Controller Samuel W hite ot
resolutions Indorsing woman suffrage
aunt, Mrs. J. M. Hutson, of this
friends In this city and vicinity. Mr. and equal pay for teachers, regardless Louisville, Ky., wus arrested on a
city, while returning from a week
Ray Is at present councilman from of sex. and allotted five of the ten vice charge of embezzlement following the
«pent with K lam ath Falls relatives.
Without a discovery of an alleged shortage of
the first ward, having served since presidencies to women.
»14,600 In the accounts.
At a meeting of th e band boys , the election of one year ago.
dissenting vote. Dr. David Starr Jor­
Lumber men were told by S. Wood
Tuesday evening, W. C Th m
John i-aiae,
Paine, m
the
well-known Sams
Sams dan was elected president of the as­
,
. . . . .
. ... a
'luiui
e weu-Known
unanimously elected leader of he ' v# |Ie y r>n ch w wh(} hR((
sociation for the ensuing year. Oak­ of Boston while at Seattle, that the
organization, a position for which mate of , he Sacr<,„ Heart
land. Cal., was chosen as the meeting Panama canal would open a new trade
on the Atlantic coast and he urged
h l. long experience and musical ab.l-1 Mp(, for(, durlng th<j
place next year.
them to make more of the finished
Ity admirably qualify him.
turiW(, on Wedne, day M r pa,n; h9g
product in the future.
I'hiyd "D otta” Eddlngs Joined C. icompletely recovered his health fol-
Declaring that women offenders
W. M a rtin ’, crew of Callfornla-O re- |ow I„ K the c r lt|ca| operation which
should fare in the same manner as
gon company electricians and line- WBg found necessary.
Governor Cox of Ohio refused to men offenders, Miss l^aura Mlddaugh,
men at Glendale Wednesday. An o ut-,
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Twenty cans of rainbow trout fry call out state troops to guard coal acting police Judge nt Kansas City,
door substation of modern type 1«
.
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were left at this city Wednesday mor- mines because of alleged threats by fined two of her sex »100 and »300
under construction at that place.
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jnlng by the departm ent s special car strikers to blow up the plants.
respectively, for maintaining liquor
Deputy warden Riley Hammersly enroute to Medford. The Infant trout
James B. Wilson, ex-conductor of nuisances.
trekked down
from
W illo w
F la t j were , | berated
be]ow thfi WRgon the Baltimore & Ohio railroad was
It is announced that George Fred
camp Tuesday, appearing at Rogue j brldge. Nono w<,re o r,glnaI, y , ntend awarded »76,000 damages for Injuries Williams, former minister of the
rive r the following day as tlie star ed for di gtrlhutlon here, but a wire received while working for the road United States to Greece was piqued
witness against the three Evans creek, frora H D Rofld to Btnta warden 63 hours out of 72, by a Jury In Chica­ because when, on a recent trip to In-
deer poachers, who were convicted In nianton on the eve of the car’s de go.
restlgate the Albanian situation for
Justice W ertz a court.
parture, secured the consignment.
the president he was not recognized
by the International commission.
W. a . Haves renewed old times
with old timers at Rogue River Wed-
oesday afternoon, and attended the
poaching trial.
THE LIFE CAREER
People in the News
T h e g u a r a n te e d Iro n
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CALIFORNIA-OR.EGONPOWER
COMPANY :: MEDFORD, ORE.
Phone 168
216 West Alain Street
:
ÏG OOD
£HEAP
T HA\ E a dozen fine hand made Rocking
* Chairs. Some fine Library Tables and
stands—all hand made. I will sell them
cheaply. Come and see them.
J. N. FOUNTAIN
■SO U TH S I D E
tu r n i aure sto r e
G o ld H i l l , O re g o n )
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