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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1928)
T H 8 GOLD H IL L NE WH. JACKHON COUNTY. OKKOON oca A marriage lieese was issued Mon day at Medford to Harvey Nlckles and Vera Voree, both of this city. I Miss Vorce was a former Gold Hill girl. to/ % so The County Health Unit will meet Tuesday evening, November 13th at John Hantmersly spent a couple the home of Mrs. Reis Chapman. of days in the Applegate district the Mrs. Chapman extends a cordial past week looking over mining prop invitation to all lumbers to attend erty. 14 George Codding, Medford attorney, M. D. Bowers, M. B, Merriman, was in the city Monday in the inter Nellie Jacobs, Esther Gilchrist and ests of his candidacy for the ollive of Millie W alker composed the elec District Attorney. tion board ;jt Tuesday’s election. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Martin were Perry Knotts was enjoying the week end visitors at the home of Mrs. excitment of city, life ami taking in Martin’s sister, and husband, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Merriman. Mr, Martin the scenery at Medford, Monday. T h at sen tim e n t m a y live} A nil th ere’s nt» w ay thtit’s finer, T han ju st for you to give Your k in d est th oughts an d liest regard s A /*” lig m ean t o f ouY new C h ristin as Curds* I The Romans Said By Putting Your Surplus In a savings account you arc preparing for the titnewhen “’Opportunity” conies to your door. Consult Us at any Time Jackson County Bank Established 1888 Member Federal Reserve Oregon Enjoy the “S ilv e r Grays" K eep up the C hristinaa spirif, r That ‘‘Opportunity” was a woman whose hair grew only on the front of her head. When she knocked at your door you could grasp her. but once she had turned away she was gone for good. THURSDAY Make your selection now before h the choicest numbers are gone J A T THIS OFFICE left Sunday for California and Mrs. receipt for making home brew: Martin will remain in the city for a Chase wild bull-frogs for three miles I and gather up the hops. To them, visit wiili the Mcrimans. add ten gallons of tun bark, one-half i pint of shellac, one bar of home j FEVERISH INITIATION made soap. Boil thirty-six hours.; ¡Then strain throug an I. W. W. sock “Hove you ever been osculated, to keep It from working. Add one J dear?” grass hopper to each pint to give it I “Yes, once for typhoid.” a kick. Pour a little into the kitch en sink. If it takes the enamel off motor c u Lj .g re(Mjy ,or bottling. Away down South owner was interviewing a negro ap plicant for the position of chauffeur, AI.1BI NO. 72X36 “ Are you married, Sam?’ he In quired - Wife—“Where have you been "Naw, suh," said the applicant. “I late?” Hubby—“Stop me if you’ve heurd has to make my own livin’.” this one.” —- -------- h-------- e-t PATHETIC MISTREATMENT A casually insurance company that had required some additional Mistress (to maid)—Haven’t we evidence to .upport a claim recently always treated you like one of the received a letter from the widow family? of the insured, which ended: “ I Maid— Yes, but I ’m not going to have so much trouble getting niv stand i t any more. money that sometimes almost think I wish my husband were not dead.” GARNERING THE 8HECKLBS These fine motor-coaches are built and equipped to give the utmost in comfort and sa fe ty fo r highw ay travel. Use them on your next tr ip . A great netw ork o f lines covet Western Oicgon. In addition to service to and from Portland, branch lines radiate from many point»- for example: from Salem to S ilve rto n , Inde pendence and Monmouth; P a lla s ; from Albany to Lebanon and to Newport; from Roseburg to Coos Bay points, Medford to Klam ath Falls and W eed; Grant» Pass to Eureka, etc. Buy I G rille and round- trip tickets. They save you money Rail tickets unless specially restricted arc also good an motor coac hes. Southern P acific M o to r Coaches call at J S. PRIME, Agent HOW TO MAKE HOME BREW rr.l-cÄ ni' Teacher^-—“Now, Bobby, tell when is the harvest season?” An exchange gives the following Bobbie— ¡“ From November March.” Teacher—‘Why, Bobbie, I am sur prised that you should name such burren months. Who told you they were the harvest season?” Bobbie—“Dad; he's a plumber.” Scotts Furniture Store Friend—I see you are driving a . new car? Insurance Agent—Yes, I tried to sell an insurance policy to an auto mobile salesman. Grants Pass, Oregon Is in Serious Financial Trouble $10,000 worth of this Stock must be Sold for the benefit of the Creditors, Selling Starts “The motorists sure come thick and fast these days, don’t they olllc- e r? ” "Yes, hut some drivers arc thicker ‘ than others.” I HOME POINTERS (From School of Home Economics) The secret of satisfactory packing of lunch boxes are Io keep all flavors I • eparate and to prevent the foods being mashed. This can be done by the use of waxed paper, or jars with lids. A pumpkin hollowed out and Hill ed with fruits makes a very attrac tive center piece. Autumn leaves around the base of the pumpkin add to the appearance. A colorful decoraion for omlet or roast lamb is made by placing thin slices of mint jelly o y r thin slices of orange around the dish. Saturday November 10th at 9:00 A. M. Soups served at luncheon or supper arc usually cream soups, because they furnish real food value. Bouil lon and consomme have little food value, hut act as an appetizer. W ith G. W. Kenneth of the Kenneth sales organization, merchandize stocks ad justers in charge, under contract to raise $10,000 for this firm in the shortest poe sible time. Its a real chance to furnish your home at a tremendous saving and we invite the people of Glendale and all the neighboring towns and country, to take advantage of this sale. W e invite you all to come. Toast points makes a good garnish for scrambled eggs or creamed dish es, The breed is cut in small triang les and toasted, then placed around the food wilh the points towards the outside. A WORTH W HILE CONTEST A beautiful Cogswell Chair will be given to the lady receiving the most votes during this sale contest. Open to every one, with every penny spent or paid on account. You arc entitled to a vote fcr your favorjte contestant $1.00 counts ioo votes. Opening hour of sale, every person entering the store, will be given 1,000 votes. You may vote for whom you please. Now ladies get started early. Have your friends here the opening hour have them vote for you. It takes work hut it is a chair worth w< rking for. Scotts Furniture Store Grants Pass, Ore. Raw cauliflower makes an excel lent salad when cut in small pieces, marinated and combined wilh chop ped |ri mentors or green peppers, chives, and diced tomatoes. HUNDREDS of new hats at bargain H ¡prices. II will pay you to see these gj ! hats at $4.98 down Io 50c each. 20 _ extra Green Trading stamps this week. The Emmy Lou Hal Shop in M. M. Store, Medford, Ore. Mention you saw the ad in the New* when doing your Shopping. • In v e st In the Progress o f th e Coinimmity Our town is growing . With the growth more people are using eleetrieity. Our service must keep pace with this demand. When you invest your savings in Public Utility Securities, you’re investment pays a steady income and shows a steady increase in value. 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