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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1927)
TUE c o l l» HILI. MEWS, JACKSON COUNTY OREGON THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 8, I»1T ' X Fur Trimmed IN Marmink, Fox and Many Other Beautiful Trim* A limited number of these Winter Fur Trimmed Coats are now on display. Owing to the fact that we are an exclusive FUR STORE—there fore we are desirous of closing out the FABRIC COATS at a Tremendous Saving to anyone in terested. Coats ranging in values from $50.00 will go on sale this week for to $125.00 $20.00 to $75.00 To Really Appreciate These Wonderful Prices— You Should See Them Our Cleaning and Remodeling Department is one of the very important parts of our Store —and is under the personal supervision of a Fur Expert of many years experience. WARDWELL FUR COMPANY X t X . 3 MONEY! WATCH NEXT V EKS ADD I CR THE PARTICULARS ON THE W H IPPET DRIVING CON TEST. A Real Sale Fabric Coats ■MX X Treichler Motor Co. DO YOU WANT IT?—YES Medford, Ore. ! *•* XI IX l IX i IX ix b b x i ’ X« IX l Bring this Coupon to our store and it will be accepted for 50 cents on any purchase or pur chases amounting to $5.00. In other words, thia coupon and $4.50 is worth “ I lie Belter Ole" Io the Beaver I heater on Eriday Armedie Pay Nov II and Saturday Nov. 12 has been preceded by a h arr. ge of critical enthusiasm that indicates tl»e W ar MO6T COMPLETE STOCK OF ner Bros, have about as sure-fire eti- lirta in m e u t as tin* screen affords. CHRISTMAS AND GIFT GOODS "Tin- fu n n i^ d , most uproarious After a num ber of delay s the IN SOUTHERN OREGON. freshm en Iniation In s been fin n alh slut) that lias been brought out of tin- trenches and the w ar villages est for F riday night. of l-’renee," said Q iljiu Martin, w rit E arm er’s Bulletin 153(1, "K itting ing in the New York W orld. "W lie I P resses ami Blouses" is just w hat you gel a film that sets audiences 12 N. BARTLETT ST. you need w hen you begin y o u r fall baw ling w ith glee, you have indeed sewing. It may be hail for the ask som ething of a film .” "T he fihn is funny, uproariously, ing. almost hysterically so,” said Boscoe C hildren shoulil he taught to eat McGowan ill (he New York News. the erusts of bread and rolls for the “A comedy C lassic" sukl Palm er sake of thei rteeth. They should he Smith in Ihe New York Evening Name cautioned, too. to chew thei rfood W o rd . . "It has li.ughs galore, touches of pathos to em phasise the | thoroughly. Address ........................................................ laughter, and more than passable d ram a." ORIENTAL ART & VARIETY STORE "A tornado of such excellent ami sust-piHMl en tertainm ent as is all loo r a n ly swept into Broi.dwny,” ae cording to K atherine Zimm erman in j 1 ■■ The New York Telegram and she H erald. "Proves h ilrrio u sly enter- bigness of the new one.” Sharing honors w ith Mr. Chaplin 11 ids: "Syd Chaplin will exalt the t p ning and sits the seal of ap p ro v George \Y. Guy of .Seattle, W ash sternest critic from gloom Io glory. ' al upon Chaplin a sone of Ihe stellar in Ihe success of "The Belter 'Ole" i> ington, is in the city on an indefinite "Mr. Chaplin contributes a finish com edians. He has never «lone an y Ihe d irecto r, Chas. F. Helsner, w ho s ta y , v i s i t i n g In s b ro th er l ie d G u y . ed hit of broad hum or,” said John thing in- ir nppruai-hing his Old Bill.' used Io devise the gags for C harlie S. Cohen, Jr., in tin- New York Sun. said The Iteeord. And Ihe Times sai l C haplin's pictures. H elsner etnei - It. S. Ilm isley w ho has been liv "The picture is full of unlossening “Chaplin has made a rip -ro a rin g ges from "The Better ’Ole” ns com i n g on the C.h.implin place left for Ian liters." comedy'. By all odds his best and edy d irec to r of Ihe firs! w ider. The pleure, of em ir se, is found« d Idaho the fore pari of Ibis week. "Y ou'll simply shriek ;lt the antics cleverest, ami don’t he m ish d by his of tin* old Cockney w ho ’«•I| m ,«I win previous ones in u n d erratin g the upon the Bruce B airnsfnther's play. two tlv w ar. "'Hie Better 'Ole is n gloom- Mr. W. G. Davis is home on week visit witli his family. i ch aser that sent Ihe audience into H B B B gates of laughter. Mr. C haplin's per- a * • r | B. I.. Putm an, who In s been resid form anee was priceless,” according 11 ing on the Van H outen place on ,o Regina Cannon in The New York Foots Creek, has moved Io Hi« Graphic. r BOY’S PAJAMAS Champlin place, form ally occupied u Eos Angeles greated the picture as by It. S. H unsley. follow s: “ W ithout doubt Ihe most The play “The Im porlance ot Be ing E arnest" that the High School is hoping Io present to the public in a few weeks, has been getting along nicely, the east is now p rac ticing four times a week. $ 5 - 0 0 to You Oriental Art Variety Store Value 50c S p e c ia l S a t u r d a y 85c - c s a tio iijl I: tighter - m aking p ro The Bee,I anti Guy Beal Estate duction of the year", said the E xam Regular $1.25 value, < )uting Flannel Sizes 6 to 14 Agency, has sold to It. It. Cook, 22 iner. “ Enalloyed en lertain m en t, In Forerly Bartlett’s Fur Store aereas of the Pleasant Valley T ract w hich Syd Chaplin prove* conclus in Evans Creek. It is considered ively that he ranks rigid al the top On Main Street MEDFORD, Next to Browns 41 S. Central Tel. 120-X one of the r irh is t places in the val as a com edian," according to the I B W -» B B ley. T his p ro p erty is in Alalia and has a num ber of buildings upon it. Mr. ('ook docs not in te r I Io mo'-» - «X sÁisÁaÁ.s made to -clean up Mr. B luett's and | for some lime yet. probably not u n til next spring. Mr. O rr’s yards, w hich had been made a dum ping place on H olluw e’ The More The More en night. It m ust be that school "STRAIGHT SHOOTIN" Good We Goods We TED WELLS WESTERN boys are supposed to «Io all kinds Do for You TO SHOW AT BEAVER Sell You --------- of munnut-l labor to get an ciluc.i- in at T uesday m orning the High, School . ‘‘on now «lays, or the teachers have* Helping You Even folks who do mil go oil, «it Breier’s low and Seventh and Eight Grades, play-1 •’»’* enough m uscular energy of th eir th eir w ay Io see W estern movies Save Prices W EST ed the role of prisoners and w ere own. should gel a kick out of Ted W ells’ .' latest U niversal relea »e, "Straight Medford, Ore. Store No. 25 218 E. Main Shoolin',” w hich conies to the Beav- i e r T heater Saturday O ctober 5. This picture is said to be far and aw ay the best that the handsom e , Wells has done in many a moon, Wh«i is really interested in having up to date quality and style yet must stay constructed of screen m ateria l Hi d within a normal income expenditure. w ill hold interest, having been w rit ten especially for him by Wm. Les You are invited to drop in and shop. ter. Ted W ells has gone far ahead in Make any and all Comparisons you like. film fam e since he joined the U niversal colors, starlin g out ::s a m em ber of that famous com pany of picked horsem en known The Best Quality on the Market for the Price as the Ranch Biders. He is eni- inenetly fitted for cow boy roles by years of ap p ren ticesh ip as range rid er, learning of the c o w - p u n ch ers’ erafl on the lim itless 2-Piece Jersey Dresses Men’s Union Suits 98c range of his fa th e r’s r: neh. Just received. The newest vogue Fern, I2-Ib. Cotton, $1.50 value W ells’ talents do not confine them $12.50 Value. While they last selves soley to spectacular h o rse Boy’s Union Suits 79c $9.90 m anship, roping and oilier a ttain “Just like Dad’s”, $1.00 values ments of the gentry of spurs and Girls’ Wool Dresses chaps. He knows his ;l« ting inaniml Large Assortment. Unequalled val Half Wool Unions $2.95 Effective November 16, 1927, the price of 6% cuml- and can port: ay ill-, mafic roles With ues (lie ease and aplomb of a bom the- 'i he best underwear value on the lalive preferre«! shares of l'Iie California Oregon Pow er spian. All Sizes $2.98 value to $6.00 . market L illian Gi m ore, although a com Company will be advanced to New Sweaters parative new com er in pictures, is Overalls The most wanted color designs in cast in tin- leading fem inine role. i the balance of the c ist com prising wool sweaters for children ’'Masterbilt” Union Made ......... $1.15 such sterling players as Al Ferguson, $1.49 to $3.49 . Buck Connor, and W ilbur Mack. “ Bronco” Special........ 98c O rders received up to and including Tuesday, No ---------o--------- Silk Rayon Slips $1.49 Boys’ Bib, 4 8 years ...................... 79c vem ber 15, will be filled at the present price of $90 a NEW YORK CRITICS EO l'N D Leading colors. Brocade shadow SYD CHAPLIN PICTURE Boy’s Bib 9x16 years ................ 89c proof hem share. FUNNIEST OE WAR SHOWS Bell Botom W aist ...................... $1.15 The coming of Syd Chaplin in Girls’ Silk Hose 49c Campbell Clothing Company n u II II H ,U H ScnooiNorr^ O f I n t e r e s t bo E v e r y P e r so n Lowest in the West Prices Copco Preferred Stock M e n ’s --- Boys’ W ear Ladies’ Children s W ear Raintest Pants $3.65 Blain or fancy colors. Shaped leg Increases In Price November 16 $97 a Share Inform ation about our investm ent offering to custom ers will he cheerfully furnished by any m em ber of our o r ganization. Shares may lie purchased for cash or on ou r convenient m onthly investm ent plan. T he C alifornia O regon P ower C o m pa n y © OFfICIJ Medford.Grano hu.Rmcburg Klamath Falli-Orrjon Yreka D u n im u ir-t^ lifo rn l* High Class WATCH & JEW ELRY Ini REPAIRING Johnsen's Jewelry Store >• Medford, Oregon Double front and seat. Best processed Black Sateen Bloomers 69c Raintest Coats $4.95 Tan Cape back. Full cape sleeve The popular service garment. Fine grade sateen. Well made. Robber Boots $3.50 to $4.50 Our regular 75 value. Black only “Lacrosse” light and heavy Children’s Wool Hose 50c Ladies’ Gloves Hi-Top Rubber Shoes $2.95 to $4.95 Fancy and plain cuffs. New color e f fects. Values up to $2.00 8-io-16 inch Lace 98c to $1.49 W W W W V nr
