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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1927)
TÏ1E OOl.D H il l. n K WS. JACKSON r O t ’ N’T t , OKKOON T t’ lRSOAY SFPTF A w rite r in the New York liiin x proposes Newton D. Baker fo r thi Democrat nom ination fo r President W ell, every fe llo w , lias his friends. Miss Taylor, formerly on the M e sels Inc. invites the l adies of vicinity to visit her new— K.iPening improves chicken meal, fattening period the broilers are gel l his Improvement, tin t not mere iiltg all they w ill ru t. Compound At a Hireling held Wednevda, i s a le o v e r, h illli :is lir e always added weight, is the main object of a d ulim i o f e re s ili is one o f the lies I night o f hut week in one o f (lie ns ..lnl.lt- .m l the th ied fru its, such fnttening. Putting in fat fo r fu l’s disinfeelm ils fo r chicken roosts. It etiuniCee rooms o f lue D .| Rimm- - - i ' . i nee- 1 gs. mid dales. A.ake Is purely secondary. When a ■ o n la ilis ail per c t - l l l o f cresol. Ad I Hotel, w ith about tleetv five min at, e \i 1 a. '. w |:• n tid e in lo a eliiekeu has been pl'operl> f.- ille m il mie pin t o f it to It) quarts o f sot owners in a d iu 'a m c, i l l o f w h im i f ■ - ' Ui-e u.'d e ' f . I o il biscuit much o f the w ider in Ils flesh I, water. That makes a solution of sigm fie I th e ir itt', ution of seek!.in dim.-li w it h w h ip p e d e n am . I e placed by o il; so that when the , the proper strength Io upply to the I membership, .lie Min. Owners A . chicken is cooked its flesh be houses and equipment. Di.-Vnfeit sneiation o f (.rants Pass, was per- I . h-.-i.i . or litio!» een f ) . is u viill- come* tender and Juey. A suitable the roosts mul rousting quartets iiiiiiie n t lx organised. Senator Ed OS ail.lh:. ii: summ r -I ine lim i is fn tle n in ra tio n fo r chickens cun be w ith It tho ro u g h ly. It helps keep ward W, M ille r was elected Pres very «crepiti! d ie vv !n il st dk celi e) m ule from a variety o f grains. Here dow n the lice mid miles. ident. ( \V. Courtney, vicc-t-rex Is nani lo gel. I, i.s p a rili ami slie- is one: It parts by weight o f corn* ident. J. ,1. Iloogsi raid, M ire ln rs and 11ke tu rr.ii s or enrrots, eotiked meal, 2 parts round oats, w ithout CARD DE THANKS A. W alker, treasurer. p a M in ili qu. u !it) o f water and hulls, l- H parts m i.Idlings und H This organisation is the outgrow th s i in n d svilii titilli r i r eremo. Il part meat scraps. Mix w ith m ilk, of the 1 ffu rts o f a 1 onsiderahle num .liso mal c\ mi t \ t cile n i tld d ilin n In using 2 pounds o f m ilk Io I pound We w ish to thank o u r n u iin her of local mine owners to e m ira te potalo salini. o f mash. When you firs t put the friends fo r the kindness shown us ise and eoordiuatc in tile ih v e liq i- broilers on the fattening ra tio n lie du rin g tile Illness mid death o f our meiit and prom otion o f the m ini r. I I Iu re are ini) num lier o f siiitahle careful not to overfeed. Keep them In In) id w ife im l ll.nther, also fo r resources o f this d is tric t. Mendier. (gariiislies and flavoruigs fo r ieed w ith keen niqa-liles, e*|*ectaly, fo r the many flow-era) offerings. ship in the association w ill m il) lie ' tea. Sliee* o f lim o li, orange, o r the firs t few days, then grndunlly It K. ADAMS issued those w h o have unquexliim . I lina are fum i. \ sprai of m in i is increase the amount fed each time ItITCIIAH D ADAMS ow nership in m ining p ro p e rty. Irraetive. C andidi orango o r leinon u n til tow ard the tatter part of the I t o B F H l A N D F L O R E N C E A D A M S Itu llite n , Grants Pass. 1 eri unii eudied p iu rtip p lc luav I h - iti-e d . Some pcnplc like wItole elov. M XRKETS ■ ■ ■ ■ e stick of cim iam oli. e i rxliillixe d - i r g r or rose g ruilium lenves w itli G rain- -Favorable crop ennditions ieed tea. OUR in Canada eaustd m iiiic weakness in the wheat market earl) last week Oranges are a rie li source o f v it hut good export demand resultin amins and minerals. C hildren need from delayed harvest and lowere.l a constant and abundant sutqily of E eim ditim i o f the European crop these things ui th e ir final to help B strengthened the domestic markets th e m grow and develop n o rm a lly . I ■ again at the close. O r in g s a ls o h i \ e th e advantage Unit a tin s can he given between meals Z ARE HERE W HEN IN GRANTS PASS VISIT | l ivestock -Good k ille rs mid feeder w ithout spoiling the appetite fo i • J j cattle were firm pul poorer kinds o ilie r foods at the regular meal tim ™ OUR STORE seared) str. iv in must markets. Ilogs were unsteady w ith price- THE PRICES ARE RIGHT tending stronger on desirable k ille r ! C o l' ig-.- cheese is high in final va l mid weaker on pis in eastern in. it - | ue. It contains all the constituents kets. Eat lambs were steady In ha-al of m ilk except the eream. I.ik>- markets hul went sharply low er in m ilk, cottage che.se is a source of the east on heavy n-ceipts w hich protein, w hich is used to b u ild mid Grant* Pa»», Oregon *■ were sorted heavier. Eeediug lam b, repair laaly tissues. ■■■■■■■■■na met a strung demand at steady p ric . es. If sliced ham is very sally, soak it in b u tle r m ilk o r sour m ilk before i B u tle r—92 score b u tle r at San tM Z C lJ rooking. - i Francisco advanced from -15 cents , to 46 cents per pound last week, W hether you are building a new- where receipts were less than c u r rent requirements and some storage home, rem odeling an old one, o r butter was taken out. Prices ad merely rearranging your kitchen 11 uipment, you w ill fin d Furniers’ vanced in eastern markets also. B ulletin I.TI3 F, "Convenient Kitch H u r r y in g , Feeds— The tendency o f feed ens,” helpful. m in e a t K its old Hill and CAMEO HAT SHOP at 420 S. Central, Accross trout C raterian theatre The Sm artest N ats at popular prices. Always on Display. Also expert designing and rentode ling in our workroom. ■ ■ ■ IIN K OWNERS O K G A N I/K • l 'I H 1, ISÎT Si ■ ■ ■ You can have xhui-te ike, w lia l v .. tin e sou. Wne.i fresh pencil- ■ » Saturday Nite « ■ S e p te m b e r 3 GOLD HILL PAVILION ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ N ew F a ll Coats a n d Dresses ■ ■ K inkaid’s Imperial Orchestra This Orchestra Plays at EAGLE POINT EV n B at MRS. N E L L IE N E A S ERY OTHER SAI URDAY NIGHT, Alternating with their Gold Hill Dances BEST MUSIC IN ROGUE RIVER VALLEY J prices is generally upw ard as a re sult o f hih prices fo r com mid o th er feed grains. ^ 1 L a va -C o a ted T rees in H a w a iia n F orest S*“' Oxi the stupes o f a vo lca n ic m oun ta in ti-ere is a p e rfe ct fo re st o f lava trees, w h ich Is believed to huve been form ed m any ce n tu rie s ago. The trees w h ich fo rm t ills fo re s t are a m a zingly life lik e , even tin- g ra in ot hark being represented, yet they are Q uilting hut shells o f lava. T he way n w h ich th is stran g e fo re st via» form ed Is In te re stin g T he o rig in » ! trees were o f a ktn d know n lo c iill) as nhla, a specie* abu nd a n t in th H a w a iia n Islands. D u rin g a le r r llh o u tb u rst on the p a rt o f the volcano when the lava poured out In u vast c a ta ra ct, -10 o r 50 fet t deep, the w ln .l, sf a th ic k ly wooded region was over whelmed. T he llu ld p o in t o f lava 1« at 2,000 degrees F a h re n h e it. hul 11 In s ta n tly solid itie s a t a p o in t a few < degrees below th is high figure. . . When the trees were h u rled In the . stream o f liq u id Ore the lava which cume In to touch w ith the tru n k s und brunches Im m ediately solid,tied, owing to the contact w ith the cold bark T he m ain Mow- o f the m olten »treat, swept on, leaving each tre e w ith onl;, ' a th in .c o a tin g . T h is was sufflclei, | to set the wood b u rn in g und. it course o f tim e n il the b ra n H ie * ini' •he tru n k o f the tree were consumed, leaving n o th in g hut the la va mold. It is high time to look afte£ the purchase of the school clothes for the young' people, it is but a short time until they will return to their studies and they must be clothed suitable for the occasion. Besides carrying the best stock of shoes in the city we have Blazers. Sw eater Coats. U. S. Rubber goods for men as well as ties, socks, caps etc. Save yourself money by buying here Gold Hill Supply Co PHONE 8L—WE DELIVER C u re f o r L y in g I t Is sell (h ) n a tu ra lis ts ) th a t iingle- worm lie. ruhiied on the back o r the neck. w ill I nre a man ov lle ln g I don’t fit-leave tills , unless It k ills tha m a n — Josh B illin g s . N a | CHILDREN S DRESSES School Dresses $1.49, $1.98, and $2.49 ■ ■ a « ■ DON T MISS THE JOSEPHINE COUNTY FAIR CHILDREN S COATS $4.98 to $9.90 SHOES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Priced at $1.49 to $4.98 Some Wonderful Values Remember you are Always \\ elconte at Our Store W OM EN’S SILK DRESSES $6.90, $7.45, $9.90, $12.50 and $16.50 New Fall Stples and Fabrics A bo W OMEN’S FALL COATS $14.75, $19.75, $24.75, $27.50, $29.75 The largest Music house in Southern Oregon MUSIC & PHOTO HOUSE Grants Pass, Oregon h a p p y feet s' on be turned schooL v. ? M£a'n! A visit to this stcre is a profitable excursion to make before that event* ful dry. ■ ■ Breiers’ 36 ST O R E S Low Price Policy IN T H E W E S T So fa r as l.'ncle Sain is concerned Soviet Russia seems to he getting more unrecognizable every day. Enter— / Insure Your Home Against Decay A rrow head Jingle Contest A Message from the Golden Rule The element*—rain and wind and snow and ice and torrid sun—are fo r ever on the job of w ear ing aw ay the paint su r face of your home. Their effects arc slow, per haps, hut certain. $30 0 '00 F ir s t P rize >150.00 SECOND PRIZE—>100.00 THIRD PRIZE 5 Prizes, >50.00 each— 10 Prizes, >10.00 each 25 Prizes, Wahl Pen and Pencil Set Back To School ■KU UalltWHMtntll c Write the Winning Jingle In a few Days vacation time will he over. seho. I. They must he outfitted. You will find the quality h itte r, the p attern s more beautiful, the prices Io wer, larger assortm ents to select from. Our buyer has just returned from the Last where he searched the great m erchandise m arkets, and selected some of the best values we have ever shown. P a in t is insurance against the elements. Pl unser Paint & Wall Paper Co. GET FULL DETAILS AT THIS STORE C & B E c o n o m y »Store 214 South Sixth Grant* Pass, Oregon t Medford, Oregon Our message to you is that we are fully pre pared to supply your needs with everything to wear. (Here's a suggestion) Sally'8 pretty dimpled knee Peeps demurely thru the gleam O f Arrowhead'8 sheer hosiery Whose fit and wear she finds supreme. H undreds of children will start to REMEMBER THE PLACE:— 1 Golden RuSe Chain Stores Grant* Pas* Ml® “EVERYTHING TO W EAR” Oregon
