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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1929)
, * « » » JACMION COUWrY, UMKOON THtHdUAV HM k-MHkH IV, IVM Totals of X16 man cadged and (WO ported t»u the 22 national forests of lightning-set forest fires were re- Oregon amt Washington in 1920. lers Io iiihril his paxviltg. James H ltckh u rn ya» HUGE SALE Saturday are very anxiou . io get acquainted with more of county anti we are offering some prices which will dra ends of the county in this big $t.oo sale S elected From H arw ood's i SEE IF WE ARE NOT RIGHT? A SHIPM ENT OF LADIES’ Regardless of whom it might he there is nothing J like a good watch or clock tor a Christmas Gift for / man, woman, boy or girl. A present from a jewel- jf ry store is one which gives lasting remembrance. i Ì W ho’« Who? New Wash Dresses Tw° E" ■ 1 * bars of soap 2 cans of < corn OLD-FASHIONED MOTHER An llu lin n woman was running down the s ire d Io catch a tra in , and behind her came her fifteen children. Just before she reached llic station a cop stopped her. "Here, ludy, wind have you been doing?” " I no do anything.” "Then w hy is that mob fo llo w in g you?” REGULAR $2.50 VALUES AT— «1.20 A t.L FDR $|.oo 1 can Coffee 1 can Calumet Baking Powder 2 can pork and bean, Men’s work Pants A Regular $2.25 to $?.5O Seller at thia sale Several Others Await You__ Come See them. $1.00 MANY PIECES OF ALUMINUM only a few dozen of these so hurry. In conjunction with thia huge dollar sale we are offering some especially attractive grocery combinations at $1.00 per assortment. Six Dozen white enamel DUST PANS 10c each. bine lot of Men's wool part wool underwear at sale, per garment .......... WARE just arrived which we are giv ing to you at 10c per unit. We have HERSCHEDE ELECTRIC SESSIONS CLOCKS f WRIST WATCHES J Hamiltons to $60.00 Waltham Strap W atches $32.50 A most complete stock of the famous Jl ELGIN WATCHES ¿J For Uselul Gifts including world famed models. Priced From $19.00 up LADIES’ WRIST WATCHES Browne Hdw. Co i DON’T FORGET TO ASK FOR YOUR RED STAMPS - WORTH MONEY TO YOU. 2 $6.00 up WATCHES FOR BOYS Priced from $1.00 to $5.00 Courtesy, Service LARGEST Quality, COMPLETE STOCK OF JEW ELRY Phone 300 IN Cor. Main and Grape SOUTHERN OREGON Medford We Give S. & H. Green Stamps £( *4 *3 8 Harwood's JEWELERS 106 South Sixth Street Grants Pass | i 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 Let ns estimate your b ill, you w ill lik e o u r Service, Q uality u d Prices. .. Medford, Oregon Brown’s General Store ODD FELLOW S B U ILD IN G 5? £ “Where You Get 109% for the peal Happenings I Kitcheu Duties H IL at L . the ORBG»N 4 sum lay GOLD evening Methodist church. There w ill |>c a clever and Dollar” entertaining program put on by the ■Sunday school and w ill feature many o f the ch ild re n o f the town. The program w ill be at 8:00 p. m. and everyone I , invited to come. Many useless hours arc spent in* llic kitchen—«many methods In some homes could never be uscil in bus iness because they lose HOTEL INSTALLS FURNACE A. C. (Jack) Tisdale, fo rm e rly a resident of this c ity , w ho fo r the past year has been employed by the Florsheim shoe factory in Chicago, returned late Wednesday to this city and is stopping at the Gold H ill today fo r On- lie expects to holidays. His hint us fu r as Vaughn Quakenbush is substitut ing as school bus d riv e r on the Galls creek route fo r V irg il Eddington. Mr. Eddington is busy w ith the role o f Santa Claus Io Houte 1. W ilm e r Hailey substitutes) T h u rs day m orning on the B lackw ell H ill school bus fo r Mrs. Clyde W alker. Bertha Coy expected to leave to day fo r Portland where she w ill un dergo fu rth e r medical treatm ent. Now is your chance to buy a fine high grade suit at a big Saving. J his season’s newest suits, lines that we must close out to help make room during our Remodelling. Can now be bought for % off the original price. $37.50 SUITS now $28.10 Wm K iernan of Grants Pass, who is d rillin g a w ell upon the Van Hoe- venberg place in Sams Valley has reached a depth o f 200 feet h ilt to dale has not struck and artesian flo w i, Mrs. J. W. Liv'ngston and Mrs. C. J. Shorb were at Hogue H iver Wed nesday where they attended the funeral o f James Blackburn. Mr. Rlackhurn is the nephew of Mrs. Livingston. $34.95 Suits Now $26.30 $24.95 Suits, Now $18.70 $19.95 Suits. Now $14.95 is rapidly getting of gifts for all the all the family like Golden Rule Chain Stores GRANTS PASS, OREGON ARF ARE Unburden 5 Her From hotel. Our big stock of Christinas gifts is still smaller every day. Visit this store and family gifts that will last for months to and all priced at the usual Golden Rule THEY $ Help OPEN EVENINGS BUILDING MATERIALS Oori U a modern supply depot fo r Hie b u ild e r fo r we hand le Lumber, Shingles. Lath Ljro e, Plaster, Cement, Johns-Man ville Roofings, e t t , and make everything i n Cabinet W o rk and M ill Work. Head the Ads and profit. A good advertiser i t usuully a good mer chant. We Are Featuring One Christm Surprise Special At $1 00 S A gift so welcome and of good taste. 5.3 .35 95 81.13 A L L FDR $1.00 Senior« Name: Evelyn Thompson. Age. (?>-<?> Ambition: To become a typing leu chcr. Favorite Pastime: T aking piano les ions on the typ e w rite r. Favorite expression: Oh, Mercy! Two Examples of Our $1.00 Groc Grocery Assortments I 1 can can of of Milk HI 1 package 1 package pancake F lo u r .3ft«1 1 1 bottle **»»!* 1 o ,1 f Catsup .as k ** jU8t ^5en rece*ve<l «nd we have placed them on this sale and judging from the way they have been snapped up, they will not last long. born al Portlam l, Oregon In HUH and grew to ' on ng manhood in Hint vicin ity. He enlisted during the w o rld w ttr jin l served overseas w ith the Ulst division. A fter his return from abroad he settled id Hogue Itlv e r where he has since made Ids home. He m arried Miss Ellie Laws of I,neue Itlv e r and to Hint union w a i lioi a one child, n daughter who to- re tlie r w ith Ids w ife survive htln. I un cia l services were held nt • ' e Itlv e r \\'Miuesslay w i l l the (■ends Pass American Legion ‘n cli lif e mid b u ria l was made in the Ho i ,• lllv e r cemetery. C liffo rd W right is a guest in Uds city at the Coy home. Mr. W rig h t lias been employed near T illam ook foe the past several months. He ex pects to Spend th< Christmas h o li days here. W. W. H f'tle an ! daughter, Luette left today fo r Portland where they "■«•nt to brin g Mrs. H iille to the city. Mrs. H iille lias been receiving med ical (realm- at hi the me’ rnnolts and is said to lie in a much better state of health now. METHODIST CHURCH WILL H '.V Ä CHRISTMAS TREE Workmen have completed the in proper tinte to stillation o f a furnace in tlic Gobi stock i>r th e many H ill Hotel. The new furnace w ill hours make a vast im provement in the mother must com fort o f the guest, o f tills hos te lry. A ir ventilators have been provided to c a rry the heat from the low er floors to the second story. A heating plant is the one thing HT E le ctrica l appliances arc which was most needed at the Gold i f f not only inexpensive k H ill Hotel and Mrs. Quakenhusli is Quite proud o fthc new im prove- y f operate hut they ,|o as LAR ROGUE RIVER MAN H U K IK I) WEDNESDAY •lames B lackburn, a resident oT Hogue R iver fo r the past ten years passed away at a (¡rants Puss tics pital, Sunday afternoon, death lie- ing due to a com plication o f dlsens- <•». He leaves a w ife, daughter, father and several brothers and sls- & Ih e ir big du ty the elim ina- f lio n o f drudgery. i modern home | n the th in g , arc £ done much more efficiently jt and in a s h o .k r lim e than * ever before. •> l<> your electric- » and see Id , dis- • glance you w ill many things that are Watch Repairing Done right and we pro:« :,ed it. when in your home. You »ee hpplhmres that fill price range you may want, W e give a money hack guarantee on all work. When you think of DIAM ONDS th in k of JEW ELER S MEDFORD, ORL The usual Christmas tree und cel ebraliou w ill he held this year or 1