Gold Hill news., May 24, 1928, Image 4

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Load I ng of log« in (he ('.old H ill
yard* has started at last and (In*
to«s are routing in altout as fagt1 as
the loaders ran handle them.
The
loading derrick has been equippcil
so that the Io n ran lie handled quite
rapidly. The logk arg l^ing haul'd
to this city on several large trucks
from up on Sardine Creek and ship
ped from this city to Medford by
rail.
Shirrin;’ can be done very qqickly
amt evenly with machine stitching
by bavin, i less tension on the upper
thread than on the bobbin thread.
After stitching, if one end Is secured
by knotting the material may then
he gathered to whatever length Is
desired.
which w ill be good. eajy to
^ r*p*re- economical, and yet
novel” T h a t is the question which
Perplexes every housewife who
plans a party-
Y e t right on her
cupboard shelf are cans of peas
which fairly shout, "Use me I"
Reeky Paa Salads
For salads, the young, graded
peas are the best to use. as their
delicate flavor and uniform appear­
ance w ill give the dish real quality.
These little peas are the pick of
vait fields, for they are obtained by
sorting all the peas into their differ­
ent sixes and canning and labeling
them in such a way that the house­
wife can select the grade best suited
to her needs. •
C attliflaw tr aad P ra Salad: Marin-
a tt two cups cooked cauliflower, one
cup canned peas, and one can as­
one hour. Then toss the peas and
cauliflower lightly together and pile
on lettuce. Around the edge ar­
range the asparagus tips and gar­
nish w ith mayonnaise and sliced
stuffed olives.
-■QXe uwd I ’ea S a la d : Marinate one
cup canned peas and one cup of
diced celery in French dressing for
one hour. Add one-half cup chopped
nuts and two large diced appdes and
m ix with mayonnaise.
Serve at
once w ith strips o fp im ie n to over
the top.
A apprf Salad:
Arrange cleaned
water-cress on salad plates. O n the
cress arrange small, yellow toma­
toes which have been peeled and
cut in halves. O ver them put canned
peas which have been mixed with
boiled salad dressing. On the top
of each salad arrange a quartered
yellow tomato and sprinkle it with
paprika.
Bands of s h irrin ; with scalloped
edges may be made by running the
gathering thread si« sag across the
band and then drawing it so that the
thread ia straight in the center.
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Sheer goods may be gathered by-
whipping the edge and pulling the
whipped thread to the required de­
gree of fullness.
A han-run tuck in a soft fubric
may he given a scalloped edgy b.v
making a back stitch at regular in­
tervals and then carrying the thread
over the tuck and druwing it close.
The Juckson Co. Health Associa­
tion wish Io rnnounee that on June
251 It a pre-schiail clinic for children
entering school in September w ill
be belli.v llubles also w ill be exam­
ined ui this lime If desired.
. Ilegislcr tol t|,c Delta.
the wonder of Gold Hills climate
and the fertility of its soil.
After the regular meeting and bus-
iness disposed of a lim itab le and
An Independent Newspaper dedicat­
enjoyable hour was spent in the
ed to the betterment of Gold H ill
psyco-ana lysis game, "Get your
and Jackson County.
number.
The Ladies’ Aid meets the first
C. J. Skarb Editor
and third Thursdays at 2 p. ni. in
Published
every
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e rT Thursday evening the church—A cordial invitation is
la Gold H ill, Jackson County, Ore. extended to women, interested in
I community welfare work to unite
Haleeed at the Post Office at Gold w ith the aid.
Min, Oregon, for Imnsmisaion thru
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the umRs as seeond’xlass matter.
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M. W. A. W ILL IN IT IA T E
ng Rates— Display, 25c per
LARGE CLASS OF CANDIDATES
n inch; Legal advertising at
The
most important news among
rate. Readers 10c per line,
ified. 1c per word per fnser- Fraternal orders in this locality for
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week-end, we find is the initia­
coranussion allowed on any for­
tion of a class of candidates by the
eign advertising.
Modern Woodmen Lodge, at their
new camp. Saturday night May 26,
Sukscribtion 32.00 a year
when, according to deputy State
In Advance
consul Welch— twelve or fifteen
new members w ill meet the goat.
Oregon Batailion No. 1 with Majoi
Greinbeinier in personal charge w ill
put on the complete dramatic, form
jo f the m ilitary forestry degree and
■ w ill present the work in full regalia
with a complete equipment.
A free “feed” w ill be served by
the Gold H ill camp. An effort is
being made to have a one hundred
The members of the Ladies* Aid per cent attendance
of the Methodist church, with their
This is the “ Big event” in the
invited guests, had their annual lodge for this district and a rare
outing last Thursday.
treat for local M. W. A. members.
Four of the candidates are local
The beauty of the day and the ex
men. The rest of the class w ill be
cellence of the repast, with its many-
varieties of food was thoroughly en­ brought here for initiation from
Ashland, Medford and Klamath
joyed by the happy crowd.
county.
Much admiration was expressed
for the bouquet, brought by the
When doughnuts crack try adding
president, that adorned the center a little more milk. The dough for
of the table, composed of over thirty doughnuts is h»*«* when it is as soft
different named roses, attesting to as can be handled.
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Lucius Kinraid of Kn.je I’oint and
Mr. Walker of Walkers Dunce Hall
in Medford have united Io give
sculhern Oregon one of the biggest
dunces of all time at the Medford
Fair Grounds Pavilion. Two orehes-
Iras w ill he employed and one w ill
and w ill furnish eontinuous music
from 9:00 until 3:00. Kincaid and
Walker are well known all over
Southern Oregon as first class
dance promoters amt the Saturday
Utah! «loner promises well to be a
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»dbtudion.
li* |-fa r s>l the date Saturday,
May iff.
I’lKCHASKS NEW TRUCK
Our local transfer man, E. J.
Heinking, this week purchased a
new G. M. (’. truck from the High­
w ay M otors Co. o f MetWord. The
new machine w ill make a very-
good addition Io the Iteinking Truck­
ing Service.
\ \ ent to the bank, got a statem en t
“A car for every purse and purpose”
The new models of General Motors cars offer more
quality, more performance, more comfort, more beauty than
at any other time in the history of the automobile industry.
They include "a car for every purse and purpose**— •
choice of suitable models In each price class. Check on the
coupon below the car or cars about which you would
like full details, then mail In the coupon. N o cost— and no
obligation.
of
my account and*'then I had 'em there
was the check with their endorse-
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ment.
O LD S74O B ILB . 7 model». $92$ to $108$. “ The Fine Car at
Ft ice. Completely redesigned and npr'-ved by Geuaral Motoea.
roomier, more powerful. 4-wheel brake«. Fithar Bodiaa.
receuts ÂhE hard to keep
BUT CANCELLED CHECKS ARE NOT
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O A K L A N D . 7 model». $1045 to $137$. The AH American " s ts ."
■mooth, powerful engine. Longer, lower and more beautiful bodiaa by
either. 4-wheel broket. Every convenience. New Duco color«.
Established 1888
Member Federal Reserve
Medford,
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B U IC K . IS model». $119$ to $199$. Largest vaiua In Buiek't
Beautiful low bodiet by Fisher. O rtaway like an arrow Vibri
beyond belief. S-cylinder "valve-in-head" engina. Duco Aniah
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or the, MODERN DAY
L a BALLB. 16 models, $23$0 to $297$ Beautiful car of Con
knos. Companion car to Cadillac V type 90 degree S cyliadw
Marvelous bodiaa by Fisher. Striking Duco combinethw..
Service
W e merely wish
wide world that
in Gold H ill and
and garden tools.
C A D IL L A C . 26 modelt, $3295 to $$$00. Standard o f the world
Famous 90_degret V-type 8-cylinder engine. Sumptuous bodiaa by
Fiaher and Fleetwood. $00 color combinations to chooaa from,
to broadcast to the Whole
our store is the best place
vicinity to buy your farm
Also your other hardware.
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W E ALSO W IS H T O A N N O U N C E O U R
ESPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE
Saturday Specials
In Our Grocery Department
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1 _ )E K M A N E N C Y of service is a part of the sale of every
General Motors product. General Motors has girdled
the world with service organisations. Authorised service
fo r General Motors’ customers is provided through 44,000
Stations in more than 100 countries.
The fact that so many General Motors’ sales each year
are made to former owners of its products is the best pos­
sible proof that the service of both the car itself and the
dealer who sold It has been continuously satisfactory.
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P O N T IA C . 7 model», $74$ to $875. I. -wrst.priced quality “els." 1
model! unproved from radiator In ltd light, -t wheel h . -
.w , by
riaher. New G M R cylinder bend. I no cased power. LXxo
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rem em bered $ I- had given a check.
Have you checked up on your haying needs yet. It is
time that you have your mind made up about w hat you
need
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in more than 100 countries
CH EVROLET
7 modrla. $44$ lo $711. Bigger and bettar than tear
F?*1-* Awheel brakes. More p- v-rful engine. Luxun<M Either Bodiaa.
Jhnv hood. New Duco color». ,. . j truck cliaaau; H ton. $39$. I -ton.
I couldn’t locate their receipt then I
Ladies' Aid
Hold Annual
Outing Thurs.
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from over 33000 stations
W IL L STAGS KIG OPEN
AIH DANCE AT MEDFORD
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Pea Salads For Parties
J g fH A T «halt I serve at my party paragus bps separately for at least
T hursday
W E P A Y CASH FO R EGGS
The Gold Hill Groceteria
Good-bye kitchen-
see you at six o'clock "
Econom y
Gold H ill, Oregon
Courtesy
GENERAL
MOTORS
N the Westinghouse Automatic Electric Range, women have
found all the advantages.of electric cooking under automatic
control, and a range tliat haa many superiorities of construction
as well.
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You may put dinner in the .iVen at ten in the morning, setting
the clock to start it cooking atithree. You are free for the day and
return at six to find dinner ready tOServe, piping hot, thoroughly
cooked, and full of the flavor that only the heat storage method
of cooking can give it.
This freedom from the kitfifejpp Is only one ofthe many advantages
of electric cooking. The time1,will come when you will cook wi fc
electricity — why not now.
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