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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 22, 1928)
T H F GOI.U RII I, ’ W9 CO t’NTY, O R FU ON T PI R 9 P IY . MARC’! t i lüM. ul sport in the w orld. In fact, thor> vill be so much to do. h u d d h s had • Iter plan to spend not only Hi. ¡ire« n s fit th . 'iitlon. Ini' ■lie this opportunilv to speed their aeatiou in Southern Oregon. Southern O re-on and Medford w ant all Legioniiairies to conic and T he follow ing article in the land Post No. 1. in relinquishing its In- royally en tertained. We hope “Pacific Legion," state magazine of claim to the 1928 Legion Convention that every l.egionaire in the stnte th e Oregon D epartm ent show s the at the request of Medford Post that will he here. F or nl leas, three days in terest w hich is being taken it be allowed to entertain the state Medford will belong to the A m rricuu throughout the State in the Medford the dcpariucnt executive com mittee Legion. Just come and fake it. Convention w hich is scheduled for has decided to hold this y ea r’s con Portland post, w hich was sched vention in the city of Medford. This ule I to hold this y ear’s convention, August 2nd. 3rd. and 4th. Thanks to the cooperation of Port- action was taken after Medford post due to the fact that no o th er com had made a com plete survey of the m unity in the state desired to have com m unity, in w hich it found that it. acceded to MeelforiPs request , j ■ th e b u sin ess men and . ¡vie in te re sts ¡relinquish its claim s, and its officers f Medford w ere practically unani- have expressed them selves as w illins ‘‘Fashions Doorways ■ ■ I .o mous in th e ir desire to en tertain the Io co-operalo w ith Medford post in open wide for Easter" I I a gion this ye ar. ¡entertaining the Legion. Some dav So. Medford w ill be your host at we hope to see a national Legion the biggest and best convention ever convent an held in P ortland, and bc- held by the departm ent of Oregon, 1 lieve that Portland post will receive I and how ! Those of you w ho attended an equal am ount of Co-operation 5 ! Medford’s Jubilee last Septem ber from Southern Oregon. ■ know that Southern O regon’s hospi- Now, gang, just w atch ‘'The Pa- ■ lalily is unexcelled, and Medford jiific Legion’’ and the new spapers, ■ : IKi.st and the city of Medford w ill jatld we will keep you posted ill re E outdo them selves in th eir efforts t< >:ird to convention plans. Ju s, re- i i show you th at as a convention city. nem ber th at Southern Oregon will ' ■ , Medford is second to none. be ready when you come. H | Net only Medford, hut also the er. MEET ’EM IN MEDl'ORD B fire d istrict of Southern Oregon will • he “on its toes” to make this eonven ■ lion one that will Iasi in your , m- g cry . You have been -ucsts at, “'t in Presenting S Convention T h a t’s D ifferent,” you S I have been show n that "Coo* Bay " j Knows How", you have pnrtieip: led ■ ■ tin the “Battle of 2 7," and now you I A rtfully conceived ■ will “Meet !eni in Medford" To show I THE EMMY LOU HAT ■ you that Southern Oregon is all be- g hind M edford post in entertain in g SHOPPE S ■ t! is convention, (¡raids Pass post, at a its January m eeting, passed a reso- ■ ■ in M. M. Store» Mvdford j i lotion favoring Medford es the eor.- city, even before M ulford ■ features the famous ■ ■ venlion had decided to ask for it. B ■ la addition to the reg u lar convert. ■ ■ lion entertainm ent w hich w ill be ■ priced up to $14.50 j" well w orth the trip, there w ill be 1 excursions to C rater Lake, Diauion I priced hat g Lake, The Oregon Caves, anil other fi Popular S aturday Special I famous Southern Oregon attractions. ■ Then, too, for fisherm en, the Bogue $1.98 to $4.98 B River will offer the most w ondcr- Pacific Legion Bcosts Medford Legion Meet > 1 a a. ■ » « m i ■ ■ a * ■ ■ ■ » ■ B a a a M B B B a a Japanese Operetta a u ■ : “M iss C herry B lossom a PRESENTED BY THE BOYS and GIRLS CHORUSES OF THE ■ ■ Gold Hill High School a a H igh S ch ool A u ditoriu m : : : FRIDAY MARCH 30th ADM ISSION, Children 25 Adults 35c Reserved Seals 50c ■' a a a a a a a a a a a a a*a- a a a a a .a a a at 1 a a a a a a a a a ■ 1 JL L For Lima Bean Lovers ■ Spring Millinery —r- STOP AT OUR BIG, NEW, VISABLE TANK and Let U« Furnith your motor Fuel G e n e r a l G a s o lin e : P a r a b a s e M o to r O il G o l d H ill H a r d w a r e C om pany Gage Chapeaux Gold Hill, Oregon : «■r H E beans with the nut-ISke j several strips of bacon over the 10 Rides £or p r ic e o f 7 On the silver-gray motor-coaches. Buy 10-ride tickets—good for sixty days—and save 14 in travel costs. Convenient schedules to Portland and intermediate stations. You get there quickly, comfortably and at a surprisingly low cost. Your rail ticket unless specially restricted is good on motor-coaches. Go by train, return by motor-coach, if you wish. O r convenient service by day and over-night Pullman to Portland and return. Schedules secure the maximum time at your destination. Southern Pacific E H. RADTKE Agent flavor is what lima beans are called. But they are more than that, for aside from their appetizing, distinctive flavor, they are easy to prepare. Simply open the can, and there are the delicately colored beans ready for u5e by themselves or in combination with other foods. Simply heating the beans in their own liquid with, perhaps, the addi tion of a little seasoning, mikes a vegetable dish of highly nutritive qualities. But the beans are more than good for one. The family likes them and clamors for morel (L Aren’t They Good! And they get more, too. Lima beans can be used for salad, and soup. They appear as a Tima roast, croquette, or timbale. They are a versatile vegetable. Here is a vegetable dish that will turn anyone into a lima bean lover: fill a baking dish with canned lima brans from which the juice has been drained. Add one tablespoon but ter, and one tablespoon brown sugar. Add half a cip of water. Place HOME POINTERS I beans and bake until the bacon is done, adding more liquid it neces- ary. Just before removing* from the oven, dot with whole marshmal lows, and toast under the broiler dame »0 a golden brown. A salad which is especially adapt ed to the luncheon is made by stuff ing tomatoes with a mixture of one cup of drained lima beans, one tablespoon of chopped green pep pers, two tablespoons chopped ripe olives, and enough mayonnaise ,0 moisten. Top with the dressing and sprinkle-the dressing with more chopped green pepper. Another delicious casserole dish is Lima Beans Fermiere. To make it, fry one small onion thinly sliced and one-half cup of finely cubed carrots in pork fat until they are browned. Put a can of drained lima beans in a casserole and add the other vegetables. Dot the top with two tablespoons of butter and add the bean liquid front the can. Coyer and bake in a slow oven until the carrots and onion are to ft PENNINGTON CANDIDATE FOR DEL EGATE AT I.ARGE Good. N e w s to the P o u ltrym en W e now have that long talked of Miracle mash in the branded sack. $ 2 .8 5 Per Cwt. The Beat Scratch Feed on the Market $2.85 Per Cwt. Give these two feeds a trial and von will alw ays huy them ; at the same time saving vourself some money.. At all times we have a complete stock of baby chick scratches and mashes. Left over roast m eat, finely S ta rt ’em right and make cm pay ground and mixed w ith a little horse Ix*vi T. Pennington, president of radish o r chopped pickles and m ay onnaise, makes a good sandw ich the Pacific College of Newburg, Ore. has announced him self ns a candidate filling. nt large to the Republican national convention. Mr. Pennington an To vary eggs as a sandw ich filling nounces him self ,0 he in hearty sym ■ add deviled ham and a little cream pathy w ith the Hoover boom and be PHONE 8L—WF. DELIVER to chopped hard-boiled eggs. lieves th at Mr. Hoover is the real If raisins arc placed in a warm man for the position. oven for a few m inutes to make | them plum p and dredged with flour B IB' B B ■ ■ B B I < ■ ■ B I I ■ ■ ■ I ■ ■ 1 before adding into a rak e or cookie i hatter, they will be less likely ,0 sink. 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