Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19??, April 25, 1929, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textthe o o m ------ s w s J ackson county , orfgon T hursday , aprii -------------------------------------------------- - ---------------------------- - ■ n ;. store I another »hut out victory, DEFEATS ROGUE RIV E* T: e Hogue River team seemed to be _____ ihi ving r.n off day w 111 the tick, •a t ‘ !i 1 gaire of H » season le si .¡ng only tw o bin; Irs off the • >.e P o n te P v . r a.tgrega- nffeiir»' of Marvin, local chitcker. tion the Gold Hill high school bo; s | In tl.< three games w hich the t Y IE ATRE M ED ’ OKD ORLU.ON Tkure. - Fri. i pr. 25-26 N EW CH A ivirlG N l ’aihe Xcv.s \ Cents. Jy U R '- s F R k '. TK M A Money Back G urarentee on all Repair W ork Saturday, April 27 the hAnta Fe South Police R eporter Serial Xo. 4 and Comedies Sun. - lUon. Apr. 28*26 SK Y SC R -tPER Rathe News \ Comedy 2«. idi » m u odd Hill boys have participntrd in this season they huve not been >.cored against amt few m 11 have m et ist Ih r l base. Sams Valley will I. > the next opponent of Hie ' is an I o n hi 1 • m y l»e e> pe> t « e,i as the Valley hoys h a .i the halt | it of socking (lie otd pellet out of ’ the lot and P e home liovs will h ir e to be on th eir toes if the vat- lev team is up to standard this '31'. - y a a a n s a i a. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ » ■ ■ • » ■ ■ B U iL D IN G M A T E R I A L S year. * 2 5 . • C - , Let u» titjm a le your bill, you will like our Service, Quality F I N D S HIS n o r.S .. Medford, Oregon ■ a a a ia iB 3 B a a a c i v .1 few days ago from Del Norte I ~ e. u ate, t'.ul'foi 11:1 w here 1:' hr. I ¡to find both dogs tills trip They < ".e in <jiu t of his two varm int tin.I Peen lost for some wo weeks •'ogs w h'eh he !<>«> in P a ' vicinity or more mi l hr,I heroine som ew hat smile tim e ago. He w:i; forlirn-le eeustoined to th eir wild life lu ll Blue W hite Diamonds Gruen W atches T R O W B R ID G E L U M B E R Y A R D T R O W B R ID G E C A B IN E T W O R K S and Prices. John llim u r.rrs ’ y returned Io Hie s u . ¿ .I~x.Ro «ic.ono.ORC. w O urs is a modern supply depot for the builder for w r hand, le l.omtier, Shingle«, l ath I.¡me. P laster, Crinenl, Johns Man- Ville Roofings, lie., und make everything In Cabinet Work and Mill Work. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « they «rente 1 pleated to su rrrm ltr ¡n in e more to t) -Ir m aster. John Is well pleased now ttial he lias the dogs hark again. Tuc. - W ed. Apr. 30 May 1 W A LK IN G BACK and COM EDIES ii.’ flÜ G L W ß i Gold¿11 Rule Every Day Bargains Thurs. - Fri. May 2-3 T H E SATIN W OMAN i ’jathe News X Comedv M a t. 1 :3 0 Ev e . ’JU ÛLïïl ‘Ä X L S U M en’s Standard Cut W ork Shirts, All Siz.cs 14}^ to 17 Only 48c Men's 220 W eight Blue Bib Overalls, Standard Cut, High Back. Only 98c Men's Plain, Colored Dress Sox, Black, T an or C ray Only 10c pair M en’s Athletic Union Suits, Full Cut and W ell Made Only 43c Men’s A djustable Dress Caps, Light or Dark Colors Only 65c .\g en ts for the famous Union Loggers. Get our prices before you buy. WORK ' ' :oo do i t R IG H T IO <& 15c Rridge w ork is the cleanest and most com fortable substitute for n atu ral teeth. W hen done by us it's donv rig h t—and scientifically correct. CLAUDE SHAVER JO IN S RANKS O F B EN E D IC T S W ord of Hie nw rlrage of Claude Shaver, our town barber, just reach ed the city Iasi week end and the friends of the groom proceeded to exact the custom ary treats. Upon interview ing the groom it w as discovered that he had been m arried for several m onths and the secret had been so well guarded that even his closest friends w ere not aw are of the fact. On December 31, Miss Evelyn W ardrip of G rants Pa-s and Claude Shaver of Gold Hill w ere m arried at Roseburg. Oregon. The young folks have not made know n their future residence hut they w iil u n doubtedly live in Gold Hill w here Mr. Shaver conducts the Shaver B arber Shop. n Protect your tooth health D r . I. H. G ove Golden Rule Chain Stores T H E -B E S T - D E N T I S T R Y - D O N E - P A IN L E S S L Y 2 J 5 C. M A IN S T . O FFIC E P H O N E RCS B 7 1 -7 ? « 0 -T MtDFORD, O»K Oregon G rants Pass Spring Showing of General Motors Cars, LOCAL SCHOOL TO EN TER TRACK MEET Gold Hill high school will enter th e th ird annual Oregon State in- terscholastic track and field meet on the Oregon State college campus May 11th. A rrangem ents have been made to broadcast the entire meet over sta- tion KOAC at the college. W allace athlete, w ill be at the m icrophone and an interesting program is as sured for those w ho cannot attend the m eet at Corvallis. , , | j I i GERALD OWENS INJURED This week, through sat Ar '.erica., the public is view- ing the newest models of G ener al Motors products. Check and mail the coupon h elow. It will bring IN A CCIDENT IN KLAMATH W ord w as received here Tuesday noon by Mrs. Lucy Mee th a t her son, Gerald Owens w as very se r iously injured in an accident at a logging cam p near Klamath Falls. W hile th e particulars of the acci dent w ere meager it seems that Mr. O w ens had his arm severed in a railro ad accident at the camp. Mrs. Mee and Homer W yatt left irnnietl1- iately for Klamath Falls w here Mr. Owens is in a hospital. T he vic tim w as a very w ell know n and p opular young man. having lived here a great p art of his life. Chas. Egelhoff of P ortland stop ped over in the city, T hursday for a visit w ith C. J. Shorb. I f you don’t see these cars you are letting a r r r ---------------- this Spring Showing into your own home, J CHEVROLET--- Last year the public bought mote than 1,000,000 Chevrolet. This enabled Chevrolet and General Motors to effect one c f the most remarkable feats in industrial history: almost overnight, Chevrolet was changed from a 4-cylinder car to a Six tn the price range of the four. The new Chevrolet Six is new in every respect: jmoother, more powerful, and luxurious bodies by Fisher. 7 m odels— $525 to $725 O A K L A N D ----G eneral M otors' policy of continuous improvement is nowhere mt,re notice able than in the n ew models of the Oakland All- American Six. The distinctive style and advanced engineering principles which Oakland represents have made it a center of unusual public interest at au- imobile shows. All-A.-ncritan in name, the new Oakland is All-American in its qualities of speed, tnap, power and stamina. Fisher makes the bodies. 8 models— $1145 to $1575 BIJICK— This famous member of the General Motors family, y ear after year, has given increasing value. Over 2,000,000 Buicks have been built and sold and o f this total 1,500,000 are still serving their owner' The new Silver Anniverssry Buick, with masretpiccc Bodies by Fisher, comes in three wheel- base lengths. All ate powered by the Buitk Valve-in- liead engine, which is vibrationless beyond belief. 19 m odels— $1195 to $2145 Golden Opportunity Slip Ford T ouring................. $ 20 1926 Ford Deliv’y ........ 225 Chevrolet T ouring......... 40 S ta r T ouring.................... 125 Chevrolet T ouring......... 70 1926 Ford T ouring...... 160 1924 Chev. Sedan.......... 150 1923 Dodge Sedan.......... 175 1925 Nash T ouring...... 150 Ford R oadster................ 175 H. D. M otorcycle.................... 50 Chevrolet T ouring ......... 150 O verland Sedan.............. 200 O 'erland 93 Coach.......... 427 Nash Sedan...................... 40 Ford Sedan...................... 175 Treichler Motor COMPANY 30 N. Holly St. Phone 615 PONTIAC— Since General Mr tors introduced the Pontiac Six three years ago, its sales have practi cally doubled each year. Now General Motors offers, in the new Pontiac, a "Big nx," at the same base price. Ithas big-car power, big-car performance end big-car luxury in the Bodies by Fisher. It is appealing par ticularly to families which are "stepping up” in car ownership. 7 m odels— $745 to $895 L a SAI.I.E — V -K IN G --- Therewas Jc-mandforanB cylindrr ear of General Motors quality in the medium price fie! J. General Motors chose Oldsmobile to design an ! build the new car, and three years were spent in it. development and test. The result was reveah <1 la month in the Viking, the latest member of the G . neral Motor J farirly. Viking has the world-famous 90-degrce V-type engine and Ficher's newest crea tions in bodies. 3 models— $1595 When General Motors introduced LaSalle, two years ago, i t ; t a style which was widely copied both in Amc.'.caai.d Europe. The new model« are as distinguished as the first. Built by Cadillac, I.i >alle enjoys the same mechanical excellence: 90- degrce V-type engine t,t H cylinders; transmission that permits gear shiftin without noise or dashing at any speed. The bodies, by Fisher and Fleetwood, offer a choice of colors to express individuality. 14 m odels— $2295 to $4900 ALL PRICES F. O. D. FACTORIES Time pay meat» on (be ln«<oiuG M AC Plan C O U P O N «■— « — <— GENERAL MOTORS 'D cpt. A), D etroit, Michigan OLDSMOBILE— General Motors took this long-established car and remade it to provide a fine car at low price. Last year the value of Oldsnobile was so marked that the public bought over 50 per cent more than the year before. The »rie Oldsmobile models, with Bodies by Fisher, offer still further im provements — and the prices have been reduced! Oldsmobile also has new Special and Dc Luxe models, with extra features, at slightly higher prices. 7 m odels— $875 to $1055 Please se. d me, wit'icut obligation, your illustrated Spring Show ing on the new models of the products I have checked, together withynu new booklet of interest to car buyers—"The Open Mind.” □ CHEVROLET □ PONTIAC £2 VIKING □ □ BIJICK C OLDSMOBILE Cl L,.SALLE □ OAKLAND □ CADILLAC ¡rig iJ a tre Automatic R ifn gerator □ D ei.»-L ight U ectru Power Light Plant» L 5 W ater Sytteatt N a m e ...................... .. ......................................................... . .................................. Address.......................... .................................................................. Medford i CADILLAC— What more can be «aid of Cadilhc? For twenty-five years the world’s standard of comparison in the fine car field. The choice of kings, presidents and let den of business and society in every country. To the unparalleled performance of Cadillac's 90-dcgree V-type 8-cylinder engine hat been added the silent transmission and many new advances in design. Your choice of colors in bodlea by Fisher and Fleetwood. 25 models— $3295 to $7000 ’