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PAGE FOUR T H E GOLD H IM . M IM S . JM KSOS COI \T Y , OREGON u <&:t L I N V I T W « In v iU and w ill W e lco m e yo u r banking b u tin e » . O F F IC E V S B l& JB S JB S U ftflU ô 1 'CUûUÏ' A = 5 5 » T| 1 DAY. A P R IL 14, IM 7 'ÛUBDC' 'âLdttjVUKIUJûLi2âÂ. JL JL'âlÂil <&1 .Y L'A! * avjmzm w m T I O u ava ifj im antatun iauæ ni N STRONG BANKING CONNECTIONS HOURS 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. SATURDAYS 9 A. M. to 12 M D IR E C T O R S A N D O F F IC E R S W H O H A V E B E E N S U C C E S S F U L IN T H E IR O W N P R IV A T E B U S IN E S S . Central Point Bank HEA\ \ B U R G L A R Y IN S U R A N C E A N D H O L D -U P IN S U R A N C E A N D M EM BER S H I P IN T H E F E D E R A L R E S E R V E B A N K A R E AN A S S U R A N C E T H A T F U N >S D E P O S Plenty of Parking Space W B — M IT E D W IT H U S W IL L B E S A FE » B ■ m m a p . r o Gold Hill News ' Here's what “kildivatt-bour” means in^ààüm^aîtilecnts *W- “ K ilo w a tt-h o u r” sounds tec h n ica l. B ut see how sim ple it really is. 9 , H e r e it a 5 0 -w a tt lam p. U se it one h o u r. T h a t m akes 5 0 w atts fo r one h o u r — th e same at th o u g h you used one w a tt fo r fifty hours. N o w let it b u rn fo r 20 h o u rs — in 20 hours it w ill u te one th o u san d w a tt-h o u rs, o r one k ilo w a tt-h o u r. K zZ o “ K ilo ” it a G re e k w ord th at m eans thousand. A k ilo w a tt is o n e th ousand w atts— so o n e h o u r ’s u te o f on e th ousand w atts is called a “ k ilo w a tt- h o u r.” P eople w h o k n o w electrical th in g s by jh e ir first nam es call it “ K . W . H . ” , for sh o rt. It it th e u n it o f m ea su rem e n t for y o u r e le c tric ity . Y ou buy e le c tric ity by th e k ilo w a tt-h o u r, just as you buy potatoes by th e bushel. A k ilo w a tt- h o u r m ay cost ten c e n ts —a lth o u g h it w ill be less than th a t i f you have an e le c tric ran g e or o th e r econom ical appliances. N o w see h o w c h e a p e le c tric ity is, by th e p e n n y ’s w o rth 1 e m RUG II AS 4 YOI.KS ; An egg w ith fo u r yolks was I id Newspaper dedicai- by .1 hen belonging to Mrs. George. n. to !.*»(■ I cite ra ie n t of Gold H ill A. \\ bite o f Forbestown C alif. As ■ r-nd Ja rkm n County. , f ir as i know n Ibis is Hie only four ' ¡yo lk 1 g overlaid in C a lifo rn ia . A 1 C. J. Short) E ditor few three yo lk eggs have been an- 1 noneeil in re ve rt years but n fo u r j Published every Thursday ________ eveninj! id Gold H ill, Jackson County, Ore yolk specimen is e n tire ly unique, j I iie ben that laid this super egg is Sntercd «( the Post o ffic e at t'o l-t said to be "ju st a hen” . H ill, Oregon, fo r transmission th ru 'he noils an second class m ailer. I'lie red co lo r sometimes admired td r e r ti ing Rate»—D isplay. 25c per the devil's food cake is due to use c o lu n r irc h ; le g a l advertising id o f more soil;: than is necessary to J *“ 1,;« ’ «- ,tpad,rB 10c o>r line, neutralise the acid in the sour m ilk l . l u i tie d . 1c per w o rd |r?r inser tion. Ne more than one agency and chocolate. This results in In k coou iix k m allowed on any fo r- ing into the body more soda, o r free • <M ydvsriising. « Ik n li than is desirable, as one does when serving hot biscuits made yel * ¿«Ctiplion $2:00 u year low w ith tin excess o f soda. Too red Io Advance a d e vil’s food cake, therefore, is not good. » n ■ a « k a a-a àt u ta I. a BBBBIiaaOtùlB On Easter 9 .» tl*) «»dent .a . D O N ’T D IS A P P O IN T T H E C H IL D R E N 1 he old fa sh io n e d dy ed e g g ¡3 r t ;L th e fa v o rite w ith th e k id d ie s a n d w e c u t f u r n i.h th e dyea a n d p a tte r n s w h ich w ill p lease th em . A S P L E N D ID A S S O R T M E N T O F E A S T E R G R E E T IN G C A R D S Pick come Out and send them to your friends. Gold hill Pharmacy I ’ l J I 43 , - B — MB B B B B « O B B B B B B T<- th e P o u ltry m a n th e kind o f feed fu r his c h ic k e n s is all im p o rta n t. T h e well kn o w n G row n teed-, a re kn o w n to he th e bet o b ta in a b le In m a k in g y o u r p u rc h a s e s d o n ’t o v erlook th e op- pot U t i l i t y i 1 ta k in g a d v a n ta g e o f o u r special price Farm Pointers R olls can be rewarm ed satisfaet- o rijr i f they are bruched over w ith m ilk and put in a covered pan to steam through. A fte r the ro lls are heated through, take the cover o ff the pan so the out side w ill get crisp again. £ 11 J F o r s p rin g sowing is eastern Orc- ¡. gou barley produces most gran . j M rrio u t and Peruvian varieties gave | high yields at .Moro, and T rvb i a n d il Hannchen were highest yielding ( varities at U nion station. Crown E gg Mash $ 3 .2 0 cwt. C L A R K 'S G R O C E R Y J ‘’’’ th e M ore P a r tic u la r ” * B B B B B B B B B B B a B B W B B ' BI J B B ■ B B U ■ B'B ■ are attacked by slugs. They attack Many hogs get th e ir w a te r supply the plants n u in ly at the surface of by the herdsman's pouring a quant the soil. They may feed down some ity o f w ater in to a fo u l, d irty trough distance below the ground and also tw ice a day. This system o f w ater- lllJul in ju re the heads o f cabbage and let- ing is h ig h ly unsatisfactory. Every I (lH e. -j he ugly feeding punctures lot o r fie ld in w hich hogs are kept ,,ley „lake a ffo rd a ready entrance should he supplied all the year w ith fo r decay and often w hole plant- ru n n in g water, o r some system in ings are ruined. ■ stalled whereby the supply is auto m atic and the hogs have clean w ater The use o f ce ri.fie d seed pota S pecial F e a tu re s n o t c o n w henever they w ant it. toes insures the grow er against planting seed stock containing high ta in e d in o th e r ra n g e s Sew up the bottomholes before percentage o f diseased o r weak p l you wash a sweater, so they w on't ants, and w ith proper cu ltu ra l at Y o u r O ld S to v e ta k e n in stretch. Measure it before washing tention and satisfactory soil ami Exchange and afterw ards, lay it out, back clim a tic conditions assures hlm n ' down, on several thicknesses of soft maximum yield of good q u a lity C O M E IN clean m aterial, and sha|>e it to the stock. In 11,027 tests conducted in o rig in a l dimensions. Pin it in place m rn y localities in the United States AND L E T US i f it seems inclined to sh rin k. Of and Canada the average gain from course you w ould o n ly wash a ce rtifie d seed potatoes was 46.4 DEM ONSTRATE sweater in lukewarm w a te r and neu bushels per acre. tra l soap, rinsing it in several w a ters o f the same tem perature and Eggs from bens that have been squeezing the d irt out, ra th e r than forced fo r eggs as a rule don’t hatcu rubbing it. 217W Main so w e ll as eggs from bens that have Medford, Oregon Phone 9 not been forced. L im e -s u lfu r solution as lo ca lly a n n n a a ■ B ft ■ ■ E a rly corn has given farm success prepared is subject perhaps to great in many sections o f eastern Oregon. er variation in com position than An adapted strain o f Minnesota 13 ; ' most sprays. When a poor grade of lias yielded 15 to 20 bushels an acre 1 j lime is used o r the operator is care at the Moro experim ent stattion. In , less in b o ilin g the solution, the w rrm irrig a te d sections of Malheur, L e t u , f u r n i.h y o u r W in d o w ,, D o o r,, F r a m e ,. Baume reading my be lo w . The or- U m atilla and M orrow counties la te r, charist is advised to test the lim e- varieties give large yields. "H ogging! } S creen», I n te r io r F in ish , C e b in e ts, etc. su lfu r solution w ith a Baume h yd ro d o w n ” is practiced by farm ers w ho j - W e a rc m a n u f a c tu r e r s an d can give you low est meter and make d ilu tio n s fo r spray keep hogs and cattle. possible p rices c o n s is ta n t w ith q u a lity . E s ti ing. TOLEDO RANGES L a r g e L in e t o E S e le c t F ro m SCOTT WOOLF U a T h e 50 -w att lam p th a t keeps y o u r liv in g room lig h te d w h ile y o u ’re aw ay at th e m ovies uses 100 w a tt-h o u rs in tw o h o u rs’ tim e. T h a t is ju st o n e -te n th o f one o f those m ysterious k ilo w a tt-h o u rs — o n e c e n t, or even less, fo r tw o h o u rs’ service! E lectricity is th e ch ea p est service y o u can b u y. T H E CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COM PANY O f ie a t Medford, Oregon Roseburg, Oregon Grant» P« m , Oregon 1 t IN AOGRE8S HOME BUILDERS Highest yields and best q u a lity o f wheat are produced on e a rly spring plowed summer fa llo w in exper iments at the Moro experim ent sta tio n in eastern Oregon. Many fa r mers are now plo w in g th e ir sum m er fa llo w and those that are un able to plow early w ill k ill weeds and save m eisture by d irk in g . H a rro w in g w in te r wheat in the spring, unless it is weedy, was not p ro fita b le in results at the eastern Oregon experiment station. It re duce? yield and retards ripening. If w in te r wheat is harrow ed in the spring it is best done when the soi| is not badly crusted o r when the crust has been softened by rain. Officrti Klam ath Falla, Oregon Y reka, C alifornia D unsm uir, C alifornia M irk to n , an early oat, gave high yields in eastern Oregon. It is im - nue to covered sinut and o rd in a rily doe, not have to be treated. Three- grain, golden rain and silverm ine have also given high yields In sec tions o t eastern Oregon. I.o w o r medium producing cows should he d ry a month o r six weeks. High producers need a longer d ry period. One m illio n d o lla rs’ w o rth o f blueberries are canned in Maine in some seasons. In one county o f the State blueberry crop is the ch ie f source o f income o f many o f the people. The best season fo r poisoning is early in spring soon ufter the sq u ir rels are out and active, although late in May and June when the fe males and young arc above ground they can be re a d ily poisoned. As w ith all other species o f ground squirrels found in Oregon poison is most economical and e ffe rie n t. Because o f the large number o f skippers w hich may be produced by a single piece o f meat, it |g advis able to destroy p ro m p tly all Infested meat w h ich can not be re co n d itio n ed by trim m in g . m a te s c h e e rfu lly fu rn ish e d . i. Trowbridge Cabinet Works MEDFORD, OREGON » ♦ ♦ * ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ WE DON'T R EB U ILD THEM. « B EB tH LD IN G 8HO KS IS OUR BUSINESS « A " ‘" L M’ " . O rdeM <firp n prom pt" attention 4 K E L l.l B E C K , on th r highway. Gold H ill, Ore «• ♦ *♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦« r c a B B B B B '■ ■ a ■ ■ **♦♦♦♦*• a ib EVERY FEED FOB TH E POULTRYMAN, DAIRYMAN or HOG BREEDER fe rtiliz e rs fo r Every kind of Crop, Spray Materials— Poultryhouss- Spray, GRAIN SEEPS, GRASS SEEDS, POTATO SEED, SALT FLOUR W e In itia te P ric e s so e v e ry M< n th o u r B u sin ess In c re a se s i Farm Sureau Co-Op. Exchange Phone 352 ,, , ,. n B B ■ a ■ B n a j