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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1930)
THB GOL» HILL NEWS, JACKSON COI NTT, OREGON THURSDAY, MARCH 1>. l»30 TH E GOLD HILL NEWS Established 1897 C. J. SHORB Editor Published by Mac’s Printing Co. An Independent Newspaper published in the Interests Gold Hill Oregon and Vicinity PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY Entered at the Post Office at Gold Hill. Oregon, fo; transmisión thru the mails as second class matter. Subscripts 11 $2.00 a year in advance. Ad rate on applicatiot A man in Chicago was given life imprisonment for stealing turkeys v.hile many murders and gangsters still range free upon the city streets. Either Chicago is get ting to be a more law abiding place or else a thiet who steals turkeys must be considered too much of a piker to be permitted to run at large. A lasting faddist at Denver is near death because he sought relief of bodily ills thru fasting. It may be that he will vet achieve the cure. Elinor Smith, an eighteen year old girl pilot attained the height of 32.0c« feet in an airplane this week and there by set a new world's record for women. She is said to have fainted when at that lit ight. She is not the only young lady who has lost her reason trying to fly high. ♦ * Street crash, which, we are told by national writers of eminence was for the most part psychological rather than real. . . . . The mills, factories and mines are opening and those which were running have increased their output and sub sequently their pay rolls. This together with the activ ities on the farms and orchards have reacted in the chan nels of trade and the merchants are beginning to notice an increase in sales. It is only a matter of time until we will all have forgotten that there ever was a slump in 1929 although business will probably never he good en ough to satisfy »hose who arc in business. J tell you that he can w in more w ith home manufactured dice than any other kind. Some |M'«|>le seem to th in k that the rule» of w a r w ill he obaiTvnl in w a r just ns the rules o f bridge are observe«! in a brl.lKc ginne. Bui they fa il to remember that the prl»e ut »take In w a r 1» much more vita l Ilian a h iin it-cm b ro iilcri-il guest towel. We e*|M‘Ct Io learn from the ra d io some of these, «lays that If you leach your babies to smoke when they are eight months old they w ill never have diseased tonsils o r ilo iili le chins. U ■ ■ ■ il Real Bargains ■ a FOR 9 Friday & Sat. ■ a a a A newspaper e ilito r received a R poem entitle d , ” \Y;iy am I alive? lie replied: "Y ou are alive b • W cause you I your pi ein Ih ro u ,,'.' t.1 the mail h id e d o f hr.nging it." ¡U U lk B erlin. a F* K Ì ■ The Boston social w o rke r w ho a says nagging w ives and poor coo'.s a w reck more homes than vampires a and sirens do, may be rig h t, be. 11 given a choice, most men w ould rather have the sirens do the !’ w recking.—Youngstown Telegram, 1 R Those thieves who broke in to n ta store and escaped w ith tlJKIC » w o rth o f lingerie probably haul I ¡i the loot away in th e ir vest pockets »0 — Pay tea (O hio) News. DRFSSFS EXTRA W o m e n ’s HOUSE DRESSES Wide v.ricly of Patterns ■ $1.00 . Kiddie Dresses 1 P ittsburg, the other day, the fo re « man w ho was a woman, reached u t>er purse fo r the verdict and P tiien hail to tell the judge she had SI misplaced it. Doesn’t that sound u home-like? iQ A generation ago the popular slo «1 gan was “ Four years more of the fu ll d in n er p a il.” N ow it is "a se- dan. a coupe and a rum ble seat roadster fo r everv American fam- _____ uy" A German scientist is said to be a w o rk in g on an airplane w hich w ill travel 2.000 miles an hour. W hy the h u rry ? a o a a THE JOKERS CORNER ----------------------------------- Senator Smoot, in advocating m ore protection on dice declared that Americans could do better w ith th e ir own dice. A ll o f w h ich is of course true. Ann crap-shooter w ill There’s A Reason « ï Big Cut In Blanket Prices DR. I. H. GOVE Dentistry Done Painlessly Even though your teeth are not bothering you at the present time it is wise to have them ex amined. MAKE AN APPOINT MENT NOW Dr. I. H. Gove THE BEST DENTISTRY DONE PAINLESSLY 235 EaXt Main, Upstair» Phone 872-J THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMP. "T»»r PartMn n a a a K PR’NCE ALBERT and VELVET TOBACCO CIGARETTES 2 for 25 SM i l l C • ,c ■ 39c n B M ill. ' 111 fOI NEW. FRESH STOCK OF CANDY PEIt BAR 4r - 5f " 'r ............. ?6r 22c • fo r 25 tnda for - TOMATOES. No t can Silver bar brand 10c f TMONS. f-esh, large fru it, per dozen, sale «lays ONION SETS, per pound LARGE A S .il,t. W E N T FERRY GARDEN SEED Bile ,Oc GINGHAMS, a new -hipment in v.tri us colors at 19c K R IN K L E CREPE w o rld 50c per yard. duel. g side stli-.i. i ING, ed per J d SHEETS 8tx9O regular S1.85 values on sale p il l o w lü í J . ?> iV CI pkins 25c 4 pAckcnes O v e ra th ' TOWELS, tu rk is h bath, sizes 44 22. each tow E l.i.M i. pi r yard HAND TOWBI BLEACHED O l TING I I.A N S E L, r gular 25c, ile price BED I 'l l hlN v, reguhir 40c « line now s illin g p e r y ard D ll. CLOTH, 3 b e u u tifili patterns. 54 in. »qua e rig . ! " ,1 a « a a 19c ...... 39« A ri H,‘ l9f 19« 29« ,3c 24c ri ■ ri a M 75c Brown’s General Store a a WE DELIVER OUR DISCOUNT STAMPS WILL BE HERE FOR THI S SALE. GOLD HILL I a d M fl »1.40 BROKEN LOT OF MEN'S HATS WHILE THEY LAST at JZ.OO a a i, a n ia i> ,i u a O IL C! ' T il, ' r y ! reg. 45« :<t 35c and 35c E M B R o tl. E g t f t i g .'.D, Complete slock 3 skeins fo r 10« MEN’S CAPS, Any Cap in the house fo r only a a a n 29e 1 AS1 < a ■ h PRINTS, regular 35c variety at per yard Bib cr W aiit styles a a a a SHREDDED COCOANl T. regular 30c seller on sale HAND SOAP l ife Buoy. I.uv i. Peter Pun. M uxiile E llio t Cry- tai Cocoa eg.ilur 3 fo r 25 on sale BANANA! H •’’ * 31 J* 3 ,o r 35e 3®« OIL, plnta C8BW ING GUM 3 package* for EGGS. D ifin g Sale, per dozen a a 39c K. C. BAKING POWDER, 50 ,z cans ■ ■ ■ a ■ a ■ “More power to the home” is some thing more than a catch phrase. A wife at the table is worth two in the kitchen. The elimination of drudgery has done more to raise the standard of living in America than the industrial prosperity, high wages or any of the other factors economists talk about. There has been something more than a altruism back of all this development of household appliances designed to put house keeping on the same plane of efficiency as the average office. , Increased utilization of electricity— that is, increased consumption—has meant decreased cost to the consumer. The indus trialist calls it “mass production”— mass production of electricity means lower rates. The electrical industry has spent large sums in research and in producing devices to increase consumption and improve stand ards of living. That’s why you are continually urged to use this or that electrical appliance in your home. ONLY PRINTS, many beautiful patterns reg. 25c...... BETA NAP $1.70 Mar ,14 & 15 LEMON WAFERS, per dozen SPUDS. No. 1 special per pound H O LID AY OI.EO.MARGER1NE. O L IV E OH.. Mount Ida icg u ln r 55e these tw o days tra n o N ■ a COFFEE, Folgers « r Shasta reg. 55c per lb....... The work f taking the census of this great nation has started and before many months we will be able to know how much the various sections of our country have- grown or diminished in population. There will be many N new statistics compiled and a reapportionment of repre ta Sizes From 7 to 14 ye.ira Maybe hard w o rk never harmed sentatives to our national congress. any one. but we've neve" noth' ! s R C r- Enumerators are now checking upon the business any marvelous benefits from c a rry ta EXTRA places, the factories, mines and mills. Then will follow ing out a couple o f tubs fu ll o f ash a SPECIAL the farm census and the enumeration of the population. es.— F ort Woyne News-Sentinel. ♦ ♦ + 1 When a ju ry reported in court in n Business in southern Oregon is gradually getting bet ter. At' least we are led to believe so from the general trend of conversation in the several cities which make up the business centers of this portion of the state. As a nat ural sequence there was a dull period following the Wall a a o (u » » » We are beginning to hear the cry from London that It Is up to Uncle Sam again to .‘save the w o rld ” and somehow o r other that slogan has a fa m ilia r sound. The pre w a r stuff Which the boot 1 leggers sell Is rig h tly name«!. A 1 .-onple <>/ d rin ks and then the w ar I starts. a n c B c a « « M *a a One fo rw a rd looker says that a woman w ill never be re a lly free a u n til she can loaf like a man. «In order to do this she w ill have' to a learn how to sjx’nd most of her a time " in conference.” A woman has a fat husband am) « ' ins:,‘ai1 of th ro w in g things around a and messing up the place in gener- ' w hen she gets mad at him , she a just throw s his shoes under the bed. It seems as though there is little excitement engen dered in the rural districts over the coming primary. All the smoke seems to be centering around the up-state cit ies. It won’t be long, however until it will be spread to the outlying precincts and the platforms which the can didates will run upon and soon forget will be broadcast over the entire state. Modern selener luisn’t Improved everything. F o r Instance the mid rim o n ln l matches the» made In the idd duys lasleil a lot longer than the ones they make nowadaya. a ■ u u n a a a B a e u Make Arrangements To Attend 1 he Fireman’s Ba va Gold Hill Pavilion S atu rd ay M arch 2 9 th
