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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 17, 1928)
TOB GOLD HILL W W H o t H t m b u r g e r S a n d w ic h e s W « fin B^ck to 'erre the public in n new home end • new businBse— on the highway CANDY, TOBACCO, LUP’CHES HOME MADE PIES Bring O k .Mitfiiwl Iritrr. of • ion»» »If» rnnon <►*«' I*#»»1 ' '** ’* D»#r Marlon and Jim: J 1 M *1 P L A C fe J, W. Clark, Pfop- !•!• Marimt, livin' -e such nice* things uboul OUr m a tT ls g • H ilt , t h . other x j » XI R E V IV A L Gold Hill Pavilion • EVERY NIGHT 8 P. M. Starts May 20 1958 3:00 P. M. SA L V A T IO N H E A L IN G EVERYBO DY W ELCOM E Reroof For The Hot Days W E F IT B O T H T H E H E A D A N D T H E PU RSE Don’t get sun stroke making your garden these hot days. When a little sun bonnet will easily 7 keep off old Solar. Come in and look over a complete assortment. at Radtke’s “T H E S A V E M O R E S T O R E ” (A sk S la ts) •s* Place a fire extinguisher in your home, office, car or store and get a reduction in your insurance rates. We have stocked a fine assortment of extin- dithers. yretn quarts, regular 12 ............... ................. 2% Gallon extinguisher! regular $18.............. 15 For fighting an Inside fire there is nothing as good. These extinguishers smother the blase and do not create the damage that water does. \ wonderful asset In fighting gas or oil fires. •'• » •’««•y- 1 u ** t‘««» f left fir 8t:U»«-j I buUgh the d«r> You khoW how much 1» insstts to i ; ill» »•»! b > >' “ A t 1,1 M in tlu U . Rirl, Marion, to have her wedding Thry'rc w. it, with « i-.-u ba,I tr im 1 go smoothly. EspcVIuliy the first «nJ H u s l lovo them. We met the funnh >t m. n when we ; one. (Ha Hit.)) I WSS anxious to know jus, what the girls thought were visiting Marin county ad Ml. | TamSlIs. "liu.tar Charlie" is Ins about it. Many, Wahy thanks. Since I wrote you las, we've name. We gave him a lift in the rum been lo eoilege again—at Stanford hie seat anil he played ¡ nil sang for I'niverslty. As the serial stories us. The quaintest songs, and he say "Then the >t:i|»|ty 1-ouple in surely can sing. I l w a s wonderful lo! their snappy roadster spun gaily ride along user the smooth highway down the Great Highway through through Marin County, with green Burlingame. San Mateo and Heil shaded Mt. Tauu Ipais lowering wood City to Palo Alto and down above us and with “Guitar Charlie" Ike stately Avenue of Palms into serenading us all the way. the campus. Suddenly—“ (C o n ,in -, You know that Sausalito is tin ued tomorrow»." star, of the Kedwood Highway ,hu, Bu, I won’, leave you there, leads through California's “lin d of Stanford is magnificent. A hgrgv the big trees'' north. We're going campus with fine buildings that you to make that trip soon u m l sec U n just must sve sometime. They have | wonderful scenery they all tell so I a Memorial Chapel that is one of;much about. The “Marbclous Marin" reprrsen-, the most richly decorated churcho in America. Delicate mosaics; the talive ..mt his car und ilorve ahead o f Apostles life-sised, in stained glass us over their Itidgccrest iioulebard and much more jus, as beautiful. right to the lop of tin- mountain. My The mosaics were brought over it's inspiring to In- way up there and from Italy. The Museum n, Athens look for mi’ivs in every direction. and built as a nirmoriul to Senator You can see so ninny interesting spots, right ill your fee, is the fam l Stanford. Oh I could go on for pages about ous Muir Woods iiuinrd after the ■Standford. To tell the truth; I felt great naturalist, John Muir. We went just ancient when I saw all the col there, too, and the next day we lege boys and girls; of course you drove tin- e n tir e .aO-nule circle lour ¡have to prepare for biking a back of the mountain. It's so varied and so ¡seat when you marry. Oh W ell,.I’m scenic Hud you don't gel tired for a minute. satisfied; Jack’s a dandy hush,uni. I think that you and Jim should Jack pretty near s|>oiled our Ta- ' plan a drive to San Franclaco und mulpais trip thou tit. He started to . take in the Bay district during your flirt with a girl at the inn on top of ! vacation this summer. Wish we the mountain! He was so fresh, an I i could be there with you to show I got pretty mad. Finally her hus band (Imagine!) n ine in witli their you around. You can spend whole days in three children ad got the woman to your car visiting the most interest go uml put the tired kiddies to lied. Jark said he was just fouling all ing places from San Jose to San Francisco. We drove through the the time, but I let him know lie can't Santa Clara Valley over the week act that way around me. W h y . lie's end anil it’s just heaven, that's alt. just bten married a fe w w e e k . Y o u Here I am making plans for oth can just bet he's bten pretty sweet er people and Pin not going to con ever since. tinue it. But it would make ar. Love. ETHYL ideal vacation trip for you. W il write again soon. W ill write again soon. Much love. ETHYL. P. S. Tell Gertrude that my blue ensemble I bought to travel in is just the thing. She wanted to know so she would know what to get in June Jack likes me in it too. Dear Marion and Jim: You folks haven’t said anything ye, in your letters about how my voice sounds over the air. Please write and tell me just what you think, especially after next Wednes day’» broaden»,. I've got a lot of Burwell O’Kelly of Hogue was in the city Saturday on ess. Mr. O’Kelly is proprietor Kewpie Confectionery a, River. v- Decrease Your Insurance draroatlea to M.viik In that on», tl was ttrschy of >«>U to Write! ; x ë 3 H a t x s» U -«a s m* K *** N ■ ■ ■ ■' Roads to Romas ice with Jack and Ethyl L'-TB! I t»r«i t i .iv K ‘i v n y . i i n IT K S O N COVNTY OWFGON G o ld H ill G a r a g e ■■•■■■■■■■■■■■«■■»■I STRAWBERRIES T H E B E S T IN T O W N as w ell as other F R E S H I R U I 1 S ; P IN E A P PLES, W here “Prices S ell Q u ality’’ GOLD HILL SUPPLY CO. Phone 8L an Electric Range! When you begin cooking electrically you’ll*find It easy to keep your k itch en id e a lly c lea n . The electrical way is the only absolutely soot less, greaseless way of cooking— never smudges woodwork, walls or bottom of pans. Drop in at your electrical dealer's today. He will gladly show you the latest models in Electric Ranges. Only a few dollars down will put a fine Electric Range in your h o m e - then easy monthly payments. » t ■ // / // ’ C o m pa n y i O 'V ’evjT** ; f i River busin of the Rogue We wish to express our apprecia tion and thanks for the beautiful floral offerings and for the sym pathy and respect paid to our hus band and father. Mrs. J. E. Bobbins, Mr. and Mrs I ew Shcmidl & family Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brisco A family Mr. and Mrs H. H. Bobbins A family Mr. and ?'~s. G. G. Robbing A family Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Radtke A family Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Robbins. Cycol is r e fin e d to m eet the most rigorous tests o f m odem Inf'll s p e e d m o to r s . I l has " en d u ra n ce b eyon d b e lie f ” T h e new C re e l w ill «land the hardest s. l U U l l U y | j | n<| o f usage. I l 1» re fin e d lo m eet the •severer co n d itio n s o f heat an d pressure developed by th e m o d e rn h ig h com pression engine«, asauriug yon a n u n b ro k e n o il film w h ere b e at, presusurr a n ti frie- lio n a re greatest. A L . T T h e new C ycol r e fin in g prorea« d i m - Z H « « I | Ba| e„ | he line o f acid«, th o u g h m o»t re fin e r« u«e th em . W h ile a d d « d e a r th e “ ero d e o il” th ey ch em ically change it« M triietnre an d e<»m|MMih lio n , thus Ncriounly ru ttin g it« lu h rie jitin g value. w Roads h a Romance FOIt BENT— Seven room furnished home, good furniture. To be vacated about June 1st. Inquire this office 'o r write A. E. Kellogg B-2-Box 10’,-i Medford. M-3-24. OF REGISTRATION LAND TO ENTRY So Cyeol g iv e s a p r o t e c t iv e o i l film o n e y lln d e r wall« a m i m o vin g p a rt«,n o t vapor at th e b re a th e r pipe. A irvon <>H|| MO*» tu rn . 'iP X FOB BENT— 4 room house, partly furnished garage und garden, all for Ten $10.00 u month. John llaniinu.'sly. (the cop) T h e new re fin in g prorex« fo r C yeol is d iffe re n t In every rexpeel. I t «elect« fro m th e “ eru tle’* tln>«e d o m erit« o f g re a te s t l u b r i c a t i n g v a lu e a n d « la b ilit y in |scrforinaiiee, r e je c t in g a t th e «n in e th o s e d o m ents w h ich re a d ily hr<*uk do w n u n d e r en gin e h eat an d cau«e excessive rarlson deposit«. f a»oo A s to e a r h o n . Cyeol lik e a ll o th e r JX f aomr erbon. Rat it d r p o d i« 1ms ca rb o n th an an y o th e r o il. T h e m«>st ex liaiitttlv e testa have pro v en th a t s ta te m e n t M ow n UOOM-C X : C L A S S IF IE D A D S NOTICE W e D eliver A. A. W A L K E R E n d u r in g a s $ th e High S ien a ? CARD OF THANKS Never any soot smudges from O R A N G E S, a com plete stock o f 1 resh vegetab les at all tim es.- Quite a number of local fans at tended the baseball game in Med ford, Sunday and saw the Medford Merchants trim the Weed, Californ ia ball club by a score of 11-12. tn y k itc h o n and N A V E L to select the best fru its at a m oderate price. Al»o any w o rk w ill So aaaiar— BA NA NA S, m ake our store a I j:cal place for the h ou sew ife Mrs. Floyd Cook left Sunday ev ening for Portland, Ore to» where i she w ill make an extended visit with friends and relatives. “ N g lV I'n 1 A n d even m o re im p o rta n t, th e ca rb o n th a t 1« de- posited hy Cyeol i« soft an d enMtly rem o vab le. It is no t h a rd o r M icky an d c a n n o t «crutch a cy lin d er. I t o re it F o r th e « -» . „ .« n . y«,„ w ill z find Unit Cycol give« you th e finer* revolts you have e v e r k n o w n - m o r e p erfect HeP* a n d t h c d h .i« it hy th e new tran sp a ren t greeu*gohl color. *01 lu liH ro tie n , >d ii-c.r yond lu a tio n o f c a n . >.i Ir .e lid i „ S<, t.!l y e a r .r u n . < u,o w ith Cycol. Y o u enn h lc u lU y S ohl » Iie re v e r th e Anneriate.! G an elin a . m l M e ie r O il nignn . r e nliewn. Cyeol A S S O C IA T E D O IL C O M PA N Y s tr is i» » or OF Notice is hereby given that the un appropriated lands of the following described tracts are restored to en- I subject to preference rights of ex ¡sevice men of the late w ar with T A S S O C IA T E D * ' G A S O L I N E TSV M I L S * TO CALLOW *