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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1929)
___ TW" C<»tP H itt. V I * 8 . JACKgQW COÜWTT. OMOO» TUUBIPA Y, NOVEMBER « . 1 » } S chooi N oth We nre studying how Ihe gov't functions, and ut present we orc studying about the Treasury Dcp*t. a sense of responsibility. It aids new aspirations and makes you Every F rid a y is cu rre n t event's day. On this day each student gives an oral talk on some im portant e- (Continued from Tage One) ________________________________ vent. It is then thoroughly discus- Thanksgiving Day Program »•<* b> 'lhe " h o le class. In this way On the afternoon o f the 24 there " c ,c“ rn ubou‘ re« 'n t in ‘ he w ill be a Thanksgiving Day program h fe of our gov t.— Leona Wheatley In w hich most o f the rooms w ill par Who's V ho? Seniors ticipate. This is a Thanksgiving pro gram in 8 scenes depicting the life t f the P ilgrim s from the time they N am e- C arl Palmer, nge 17 year- le ft H olland through a part of th e ir D escription He is ta ll, weighs a life In America. There w ill be In - bout lit • lbs., has flat feet (also a dian w a r dances and several musical scar on h i- big tec where h drop- numbers du rin g the interludes. ped a m ilk bottle when he w as a- --------- bout 4 years o ld ). He has light CIVICS CLASS h a ir and blue eyes. There are 16 in the eivies class. A m b itio n --T o go to ty p in g class . once w ith o u t causing a disturbance (C arl is a large boy) and having to stay in after 3:15 p. m. • Favorite pastimes—G etting 22 . . ... , I hours sleep a day (the other 2 hours f, . c r|P lon " r are Spen, eau „ g ) nn(j helping him- GOIOl, ^jr,PPe’ b *u- Dengue, self to gas and o il from his dad’s Bilious Fever and Malaria service station. I t U the most speedy remedy known Favorite expression-Ls that nice? wish Io be somebody. It develops The kind of personal t - ¿ard that wears well" finds its perfect ex pression in the diamond . . . W hen other gifts have 1 ided from memory, diamonds will still glow, with undiminished beauty—symbols of the spirit that prompted their giving... We have the newest modes in bracelets, rings, brooches, and Gruen J rist Watches— /tinjfi set with diamonds of rare Duimen.t beauty and perfect cu t- all in a of tn J tth g in reasonably priced. H i • H l) -J too The 5th and 6th grade room had 100 | cr cent Bank Day again this week. Juck M artin i s again back in school a fte r a fe w <lays v is it in Portland. Rose Stanley has returned to school a fte r a w eek’s illness. L i ster D usenberry, Donald Stone, and Delos W alker are out o f school on account o f illness. X X I» X IK X IK Going on this sale at ...............................................98c ONE LOT HEADLIGHT JUMPERS Regular $2.15 Values going at 98c ONE LOT PANTS, Khaki or Mole skin. Regular $4.95 going as long as they last in this sale at ... $2.00 pr RAINCOATS and SLICKERS regu lar $3 50 values while they last during this sale....................... .$2.00 Rain Hats Regular $1.25 ........... 75c ONE LOT DRESS SHIRTS Regular $2,25, W hile they last .......... $1.00 ONE LOT MEN’S COTTON DRAVA ERS and SHIRTS Regular $1.75 On Sale, per suit...................... $1.00 MEN’S HOSE regular 50c, pair 39c COTTON FLANNEL regularly 30c Sale Price per yard . ..................25c X 'il « TOWELING, Sale Price.............. 30c I he dignity of this console model matches the finest furniture. A line musical instrument, beautifully boused! Technically it is everything that radio can offer in performance— volume— tone! . '* LADIES UNION SUITS ta W hile they last Felt R E S S E GROUP I GROUP 2 Silk Dresses 3.81 Silk Dressss 6.81 Values to $6.95 Values to $12.95 DRESSES SILK HOSE H undreds of Dresses to Cli se from ‘ Birthday Prices 10.81, 12.81 14.81 Rollins Run Stop Silk Hoce Regular $1.49. Price J At birthday Prices W hile They $3.00 $1.00 pair CLOTH COATS GOOD, CLEAN STOCK OF STAPLE GRCCEP.IE3 Brown’s General Store H a ts — Metalic H ats — Velvet H a ts B irthday Sale Prices 1.81 2.81 4.81 Value to $3.50 j ............................................ $2.50 NAINSOOK tv R Reg. 65c value at. 40c SHOE STRINGS per pair... 5c ONE BUNCH KNEE or H IP BOOTS Hats $1.00 Regular CHILDREN’S UNIONS All Sizes a good $1.50 value on sale at 85c CHILDREN’S SILK HOSE a regular 95c num ber during this sale....... 45c LADY S SILK HOSE while they last during this sale ............................ 85c SHEETIN' Bleached Muslin regular 20c value. Closing out at ...... ...15c ONE LOT MEN’S FINE HATS Reg. FORMERLY RADTKE’S “Where You Get 100% for the Doll sr’ M L W jm B irthday Sale Prices $1.80 value. This s a l e .............. 98c last will be sold for— The Music Box Felt Hats Cotton mixed. R egular $2.50. Sale ............................................... $L50 Regular $(,.00. Values home without obi A Few o f the Many Real Specials IVe are Offering ONE LOT MEN’S UNION SUITS wool and Cotton Reg. $1.50... 98c MEN’S RIBBED UNIONS wool and ular $5.5j values. Try it in your own gation. - To show our appreciation we are ofiering w onderful bargains in Misses and Ladies G arm ents—COATS — H A TS — SI ITS — D RESSES — m d SILK HOSIERY. WE HAVE SEVERAL BROKEN LOTS OF SHIRTS OVERALLS SHOES ETC.—ALL GOOD QUALITY MERCHANDISE—WHICH WE ARE CLOsi ING OUT AT ALMOST GIVE AWAY PRICES—TO MAKE ROOM FOR ALL NEW STOCKS. Regular $1.75. Ju W e have been in business in M edford for just one year and we wish to thank all our friends and custom ers in Southern Oregon for the wonderful support they have given this store. Starts Saturday Morning A t 8 O'clock ONE LOT BLUE WORK SHIRTS while they last at ....................... 75c HEADLIGHT OVERALLS, with bib Complete 1st Birthday Sale! X X I« $159.50 101 so. CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Closing Out Sale liS S u p er Screen G r id M o d e l • at A high school education is neces sary because: There are three new pupils In the ■ 11 ° I * n» doors to opportunities firs t grade. They are Hortense Lu- ^ ou CMnn°t otherwise obtain, paz from Douglas county, H arlow The earning ra p a city |s increased Banry from K urika, C alif, and Bruce 50 per cent i f you have a H i School Rimbjr. | Diploma. There arc also three new pupils In Banks. Railroads, etc no one in toe second grade. Teddy and can be promoted unless they have M yrtella Banry from E urika and U High School Diplom a. . H a rry Nourse from Hogue River. A high school education develops 1 Gordon W aldron o f the 4th grade has moved to M arshfield. June W pld and B illy Dungey of te M & Ihe 3rd and 4th grade room were absent Tuesday on account o f i l l ness. High School Education Necessary. y. i V offers beauty and performance which arc the sensation of radio! GRADE NEWS a a Gold Hill Meat Market Crosley 12-S *-•«9*38«^ W e are all ready to take care of your th an k s giving orders for meat. W e have made provi sions for your every want. Have a look at the following list and from it make your choices. Skinned Hams, per pound ............................. 32c No. 1 Bacon per pound................................. . 33c Libb’y Mincemeat- very Choice per pound.... 25c TURKEYS, CHICKENS FRESH OYSTERS Fresh Sauer Kraut Any Kind of Roast All Kinds of Lunch Meats Now You Can IS i i v v llw Finest that Hadio Offer» at Lowest Cost! B rig h ten H er C h ristm a s w ith a line diam ond ■ ■ ■ Thanksgiving Specials Llnilcy Dorman C R O 'S L 666 i « « an Inlllntlvc which Is In olher words Hi ".Main Spring of Life" D R ESS COATS W IT H FUR COLLAR AND C U FF SETS Birthday Sale Prices 14,81, 22,81, 2/.81, 37.81, 47.81 Buy Your Coat at a Gréât Saving During this Sale ix a m x x i f
