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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 4, 1927)
<1 s «I x X X il» X K» X IX M X I «XI 1X1 1X1 IX M X I In tasny muss, Uss dsmigs to tlni-Ud wik bs i w i i l . t l to »0 when th. ber and the k illin g of young ti\c « ‘ ip.tai Journal parti ipat«* n. uu For Your Film Sake— (rent allowing stock to grate i n 1 lockout Monday. farm woodlands mort- than offscii the value derived from the forage. Two dollars per ueiv per year i. probably a liberal estimate of the value of the forage in average from woodlands, while thrifty, fully stocked stands of timber w ill often grow at a rule of 250 or more board feet addin« a value of from «3.50 to «3.75 tier acre per year. HAVE US DO YOUR DEVELOPING AND PRINTING I Ih i tlrii e vote wit* l.ikcn follow inti the refusal of the publish r* to «runt a contract cat l y ing uii In* crease from $-12 to «IS for day work, *15 Io «51 for nigilt work aiid a re dttdion from 'lie 44-hom week Io 42 hours. Negotiations have been un ***r wav for a number of weeks since th e last contract expired. MODEL CLOTHING CO. Inc. “Valu« and Quality" 126 East Main Street MEDFORD, OREGON Sale Continues! X DAN'CK 8l'CCKSSFl'L Cooked cucumbers may be a no velty in your family. Pare and quar 1 o«uve at ai the me (odd to X tet them, and prepare as you would The dunce Hill Puvll- X steamed squash. Serve with melted ; ion> Saturday night was bigh- KU Still an opportunity to purchase fine Men’« and butter for a sarce if desired. ly successful from a social stand X --------- o - --- — point at least. The orchestra was| oung Men ■ Clothing and Furnishings at Greatly MBRFORD BUILDING ACTIVE very «ood and seemed to please Reduced Prices. everyone present. Allbough this wasj X Send u> your films. .. You will be pleased with Figures for this month’s building the first dunce for a tong time, the II Many Young Men’s Suits reduced to Half Price X permits ending today show that July hall was filled with dancers. I hey the Results X has hud a program totaling «166.335 and some 1-3 Off. These are Exceptional Bargains. came from all over the southern end ¡1 I'rom all indications X Sixteen of the permits were for new of the state buildings at a cost of «»2.620. ami Manager Kinkaid is going to pul the Likewise we have small sizes of Suits values as 21 were for alterations tul repairs • •old Hill dances buck onto the old h ig h as $50 reduced to $8.95. at a cost of «13,725. footing when Gold Hill dunces were X s» looked forward Io. Another dance Slipover Sweaters at Half Price. X is announced for next Saturday at ADVERT1SING Gold H ill and even a tagger crowd MASTER PHOTO FINISHERS 11 HALF PRICE*' and MU' ,in Pajam“ Mnd Gown* at Advertising and not com|»eti#lon is anticipated. X 217 East Main St. Medford, Oregon is now the life of trade, according 11 to the advertising experts who mat MOVE TO GOLD H IL I. STRAW HATS $1. sX I IX I X I IX I IX I iX i in Denver to attend the internatlon- IX I IX I t x t IX i al Advertising Association conven W m Davis and family have aguin New Men’s Shirts both Neckband and Collar.attach tion. The delegates at this meeting _ removed to Gold Hill. About ., To make good iced tea you must i 'hells, or limestone, which supply heard .( number of interesting month a o the Davis’ moved their ed at reduced Prices first make good hot tea. I ’se from the calcium for eggshell formation, things. Among these was the state- household godos h i the county seat I half to one teaspoonful of tea leaves Bone meal may also be used Io ad- inent by Charles Stelsle, New York hut soon tired of the city and de Every Article in the Store Reduced especially to supply the expert, to the effect that if church cided to come hack to Gold Hill. per cup, according to the kind of tea vantage, * ' phosphates, and is usually mixed in and the strength preferred. Scald an es do not advertise their “ware". COME—LOOK—BUY spiritual upbuilding and moral bet- i a total of 19 4U9 „.¡t » earthenware pot, put in the tea, pour with the mash ration. ferment for boththe individual and roads was ronstn. i , " f on freshly boiled water, and allow to steep from 3 to 5 minutes, no Diversification and crop rotation humanity, they cannot hope to a highway d.m irliii nu ■*' longer. Strain, cool, and chill, so lead to well-organized and profit rouse interest among the masses an.I accordiisa i i n f ' 1 """« that very little or no ice need be able farming. added at serving time. Pass sliced them as parties to the general spir I nited Sti tes Department of Agri lemon and powdered sugar. itual movement. culture. Of this milage 13,1164 miles All roots which taint milk should Another speaker declared that Wi? î'« n « °V* r fon"*'r «’»rlh roads i 126 East Main Street ~ [be fed immediately after milking. Mineral food for hens is best sup- This applies especially to turnips "advertising is greater than any and miles represented MEDFORD, OREGON single moral force we know of to building of „bl surfaces. plied in the form of oyster or clam and similar roots. day. Advertising brings about chan ges for the betterment of life itssrlf, changes which fuse Into the social and political life of the nation.” It Is now generally admitted by economic forces everywhere that advertising is the most important development of modern business. And it is also coining to be realized that newspaper advertising is the THE KEY TO EDUCATION best kind of paid publicity, in th« convention just mentioned the dele True education not only opens up stores of knowledge but gates, who were advertising experts develops the alert mind. The chief glorv of modern science agreed that newspaper advertising is affords the best publicity medium for the churches and all church ac THE SCIENTIFIC SPIRIT tivities. Advertising is no longer a theory Higher education in the field of applied science combines ‘^ ca*. S,U'I,> r < ‘> ‘he fundamental training essenGal I ” It is a science. And it pays. f*1 M,hn„sh‘f ' I,.S degrees open the way not only to leadership in the several pursuits and profession* in life” but also to THE LOWEST PRICE SALEM PRINTERS STRIKE 4 a larger community service. at which a sedan was ever sold by ANSWER IS "OPEN SHOP" X 1 Prompt Mail Order Service I S WEM’S •’¡ ssslsse Model Clothing Co. ,' m " ...... . Science New Fastest Four•» America Mile a Minute Performance OREGON STATE LAND-GRANT COLLEGE : 'Yaln,ialn? sf\hoi ’.ls ° f Engineering (civil electrical, mechan ical. chemical). Mines. Forestry. Agriculture, Pharmacy Home Economics, \ocati.onal Education, Commerce, and c .U r , ; r ncc- offer,nB accredited college work. The ° l > ^ a ?., c il.n<‘ Sci-cnces, Industrial Journalism Library- Practice, Physical Education, and Music afford’ sound basic and specialized training. f o r Catalogue and other in fo rm a tio n address the O regon S ta te A g r ic u lt u r a l C o lle g e Corvallis R egistrar DODGE BROTHERS The Oregon Statesman, Salem morning newspaper, was issued under "open shop" or “American plan” conditions in the typograph ical department Monday morning, the management having issude a no tice to that effect Saturday after noon, in which it was joined by the capito| Journal, the afternoon news paper, which w ill adopt the same plan Monday. The typographical union voted for a strike, but did not officially notify the publishers. The Statesmn had practically a full force of non-union empoyees at work Sunday night. Approximately 20 union men ere idle, and this num- _____ ~ ASTONISHING ECONOMY 25 Miles per gallon at 25 miles per hour $875*00 F. O. B. Detroit FULLY EQUIPPED 4-DOOR SEDAN CALL OR PHONE FOR DEMONSTRATION AH o f this plus the tra d itio n a l Dodge Quality and Dependability 16-18 S. FIR STREET EaRin M otor Co. TELEPHONE 304 D odge B rothers "Wl' Mil f e l » I Ml M I - — m r m b m m im b r : Entire Stock Must Go! M. M. MEDFORD, OREGON WOMEN’S SHOES Values to $8.50 Selling 10c, 29c, 49c and 98c CHILDREN’S SHOES 10c 29c 49c and Up I w Store S A T U R D A Y a n d M ONDAY S P E C IA L S T h o u s a n d s Of .Shoes boys shoes 4» c 9 «c up GOING AT DRASTIC DISPOSAL PRICES 11 »I M EN'S SHOES 49c 98c Up 25c COTTON CREPES, 9c $1.25 DRESS LINENS AH Colors 39c 39c PLAIN VOILES for Dresses Or Underwear 12c Come EARL Y to Get Some kl n h ti i; (•I » u M fi lì »1 «I £ kl ti ■ ■
