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PAGB L w T H K G O I.D HILL NKWS. JACKSON COUNTY. OKKOON THURSDAY, MARCH 1«. 192« ♦ ♦ ♦ The Season’s Most Charming Models In WOMEN’S AND MISSES FROCKS Fashion’s smartest models—developed of all the wanted materials, i-cluding satin, crepe de chine, flat crepe, canton crepe, and many woolen materi ,1s. Gey embroideries, dainty tuclcings, pleatings, bead ings, buttons—these are just a few of the details of these frocks of newest silhouettes. There are circu lar flares and godet skirts, fully shirred skirts- box pleated skirts. With long or short sleeves__close fitting ones or loose wide ones. A Very Special Purchase O f D R ESSES $15'00 values $9.65 In this group of dresses are all of the latest styles—rent to us direct from New York, son’s most popular colors to make your selection from. 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Broadcloth, yard ... . 60c Rayon, plain colors or printed patterns, yard ......... Rayon crepe, yard ....85c PHOENIX PURE Comfort chailies, y a r d ... .......... 16'/je Kalburnie gingham, yard . 22c P e rc a le ,.... .............. .. Figured silk crepe, yard <1.93 We are receiving every day new Spring merchandise. As always, our prices are the lowest, for the best. The Golden Rule I Thread Silk C H IF F O N HOSE <1.65 A full fashion all silk hose, many colors to choose from. Medford, Oregon '• • • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « I ♦ ROGUE RIVER, ORBG. BRIEF NEWS B* Mrs. B. M. B m «. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ ♦ GOLD HIIX. OREGON, ON ♦ TUB HIGHWAY IM THE ♦ ONLY TOWN FOR ME! ♦ ♦ By Lorry Milspaugh ♦ On Thursday night, March 4. after ♦♦♦ ♦♦ +++ the regular inerting of the Rebekah Tlie following short meter was lodge, u shower was given In honor w ritten by the little blind boy bf of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slruhiin und Gold H ill especially for the readers Mr. and Mrs. Henry Breeding. Many of the News. W hile lie Is unable useful and beautiful presents were Io see nnd enjoy the beauties of the received from their many friends. mountains and streams in this com The evening was spent in music and munity, he Is able to sense the very ilanelng by Hie younger set while agreeable surroundings, and while cards and visiting helped the older he is able Io rend letters an Inch ones pass the evening. A light lunrh high, la-ing not totully blind, he is was served by the committee In compelled to rend only the blind- charge. The Hogue Diver orches people books w ith his (Inger tips, tra -furnished the music. and is a great lover of books; hav Horn March 2nd to Mr. and Mrs. ing just finished Zane Gray's Hogue i Walter Laws n son. i Valley master piece, "The Vulley of Claude Burkhart und Miss Mar- Hie Giants'*. gnrcl Lawless were married Wed You may talk of California. nesday, March 10th at Yreka. Calif. Where tlu- giant Redwood grows; Mrs. Burkhart has been attending W here the Fig trees hows are spread school at Medford. Mr. Burkhart And the Orange blossom blows. • • • • has been raised here and has a host of friends who join in wishing the Hut, listen and I ’ll tell you. oewleweils a long, happy life. And hope you w ill agree— The Civic Improvement Club met That when my story’s ended. Friday March 12. at the home of Mrs You’ll feci the same as me! • • • • Maelaren, After the business meet- ing Mr. Sam Baker, of Grants Pass, On Southern Oregon’s mountains. gave an Interesting and Instructive Where (he giant pine tree grows. h Ik on the subject of "T h rift". Mrs. Where on It’s mystic winding way Hob Grhmnclt gave a good rending The <dil Hogue River Hows: oil "Friendship", while Mrs. Phillip Between two steeply sloping peaks. Strahan amused those present with W ith rocks so dull und gray. a humorous reading. A delirious There rests a quiet lillle town luncheon was served by the hostes Upon a paved highway; ses. Miss T illie Anderson. Mrs. L illi Its not the biggest, but the la-st. an Swacker and Mrs. Emma Hall. And its growing every day. • a a a ! The club w ill give a pic social on the evening of March 23 nt the Com The people hustling down its streets munity hall. All are Invited. Are busy, hul their gay— The ladle.-. Aid w ill meet with Mrs So boost this happy little town Florence Botkin, Friday afternoon As you pass along the w a y ! a a a a March 19th. Mrs. Ralph W hile is very ill. and Talk Mining, Milling. Sunset Smeller was taken Io the hospital Monday. To everyone you meet. Mrs. Swacker is staying at the ranch And the Beaver Cement f C ory, during Mrs. Whites absence. At the end of our main street. Hogue River hoys basket hall team defeated the Gold H ill boys but lost You can talk of California. the chance for the ehumpionship to W here propoganda’s only free; Prospect by a close margin. • ¡old H ill, Oregon, on the highway The Bogue River Orchestra have Is the only tpwn for me! received thier new drums and are < ♦ * . ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ > now in shape to furnish first class F R E E II O O K music. W c are proud of our own "Shanks Mare," a very interrsting | orchestra. hook of Outdoor Life, w ill he given Bogu - Bivcr girls basket ball team absolutely FREE with each yearly are to play the Jacksonville girls subscripeion Io "OUTDOORS P IC - I hursday night for the ehnmpion- IO R IA L ," America’s most beautiful ship of Jackson Co. Of course we scenic magazine. The regular retail feel the girls are sure to win. price of the book Is <2.50; the yearly Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Mngerle were rate of the Outdoors Pictorial is callers at Bogue River over Sunday. <2.50. Send us <2.50 nnd we w ill Mrs. M. |t. Bliss left Friday even- send you Both. Ask the Bedford ‘ng for Scio. Ore. to visit her sister Inquirerer’s opinion of Ibis maga Mrs. W. S. Carpenter. Mr. and Mrs. zine. Carpenter celebrated their 60th., Outdoors Pictorial wedding anniversary, Murch 15th, 425 IO i J i S t, N. W. Washington, D.C. with a large crowd of relatives and ---------0--------- friends present. N O TIC E FOR BIDS Mr. T. II. B. Taylor has sold his 20 acre ranch known as the ’Charlc Notice is hereby given Hint the Voix’ ranch on the Highway. board of School District No. 57, of Grandma Thompson was called to ' Everetl, Wasti. on account of the Gold H ill, Oregon, w ill receive until 7:30 o’clock P. M„ March 29. 1920, serious illness of her daughter. scaled bids for the transporlalion of Mr. Freed has returned to R. R. I school children or Boute No. I, fo r and taken charge of the Barber shop merly known us the Dardenellei Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thompson have School District, covering all the moved out Io the Eismann ranch district between the Dardcnellea where Mr. Thompson w ill be em District Io Gobi H ill, Oregon. ployed for the summer. The board reserving the right to Mr. nnd Mrs. Bill W hile and Billy Moore were over from Worden the accept or reject any or nil bids. Bids w ill he opened al 8.00 o’clock week end and attended the Wimer P. M. March 29. 1920. dance Sat. night. BERTHA COY, Clerk of School Mr. W illiam H illis of Evans valley R. E. COOK. had the misfortune while helping a Chairman of Board. horse out of a ditch to get his leg --------- 0--------- under the horse in a manner which N O TIC E FOR BIDS broke one hone in his leg. He. is ¡11 now aide to bit about on crutches. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Scott and son Bichard were Sunday guests at the C. G. Duncan home in Central Pt. Mr. and Mrs. Hill Beck and child ren have returned from the logging camp and w ill spend a couple of weeks improving their home here. --------- 0--------- FOR SALE— Buzz-Saw, in good condition. Team-harness and Wagon Inquire of John J. Ritter, Gold H ill. Oregon, Pd Ad. 58tf. --------- 0--------- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION (013712 -0 14564) D EPARTM ENT OF T H E IN T E R IO R U. S. Land Office, Roseburg, Oregon, February, 18, 1926. N O T IC E is hereby given that Gor don Cox, of T rail, Oregon, who on made ’ • E - 013712, Sec- 17; and on Sept. 25, 1922, made Add. ild . E ntry No. 014564, for E H SE%, Section 17, Township 34 S., Range 1 West, W il lamette Meridian, has Bled notice of intention to make three-year Proof to establish claim to the land above described, before Chauncey Elorey, U. S. Commissioner, at Medford, iw o ° n’ ° n ,he 3,),h' dny of Mnrch- Notice is hereby given that Hie hoard of School District No. 57, of Gold H ill, Oregon, w ill receive until 7:30 o’clock P. M„ March 29. 1920, scaled bids for the transportation of school children on Route No 4 covering the district between thè Sylvanite Mine district to Gold H ill, leaving the upper end of the district so as to arrive at the school building al 8:30 o’clock A. M. Board reserv ing the right to accept or reject any or nil bids. Bids w ill be opened at 8:00 P. M March 29, 1926. BERTHA COY, Clerk of School R. E. COOK. Chairman of Board. --------- 0--------- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION (01.w u Departmeat of the Interior, U. S. Land Office, Roseburg, Ore. N O T ir p i u * -r,ch’ ?• ,92f> plL ¡ ¿ M HCr''b.y,Kivpn ,hal George * • “Bn Martin, of Hogue River, O re- w ’°- on February 28 1921 made Homestead E ntry. No. 013698’ for Lot 10 Section 21. Vownshlp 3« hn West, Willamette Mcrid- m nLh?hr51“d no’ n p of ,Bten»lon to Claimant names as witnesses: Halm in ih y*i“r / *° establish l/ln m n d Pall, W illiam Houston. (lalrn to the land above described Jack W alker, all of Trail,Oregon,and sinner5 »♦“ ?? IIo,l,n?n’ U’ S’ Abraham P. Weiss, of Central Point »to ,i,ra ” ’’ Pass, Oregon, on hr i J Uh' of A,,rl1- Oregon. riA M lL L A. CANADAY, P ro n i/'iri4 "»hies ns witnessed Non-coal (50) Register. Bee<l A F VviogA , H- H, E. Heed, A.R.Nicholson, A l l of Rogue --------- 0--------- Buy your wood of John J. Ritter River, Oregon. v , H A 52 M IL L A. CANADAY. and be satisfied. ’ pd ad— 37 noi)-co»J Hegièter.
