I U h G U I.I) 11 ILL N E W S I l l l •RSDAV ----- " 1 I Mrs. Frank Carter was a Medford visitor Tuesday. At the RIVOLI THEATRE, WILL DEDICATE Grants Pa»», Oregon BRIDGE MAY 28 Don't forget the dance at the Gold H ill pavilion Saturday. Special fca tue at 11 o'clock. Mrs. M arjorie Pena sjtenl the Howard Drake was a business week-end at her home in Medford. caller in (¡rants Pass Tuesday. Ed Bolt si>enl the week end at Dick Robinson was a business his home, lie works at the X e « l i caller in Medford Tuesday. ham mine on Foots Creek. Mrs. 1!. A. Ross was employed al Mrs. F. II. Ridenour is having the Hi-W ay Inn Saturday due to dental work done in Medford this the illness o f Mrs. Grimes. week. Mr. and Mrs. Shuler of Medford Royce Kellogg of Medford was »pent Sunday w ith Mr. ami Mrs. a g est of 1 lends and relatives in Jim Grimes at the Iii-W ay Inn. this city Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lewis and Tom Mis. A m .!; Meuilier and Mrs. Joe Smith were business callers in lik -ir w e ii (¡ra n ts P ass sh o p p e rs Medford Tuesday. Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Watrous of Mrs. Georg.' Meisinger, Mrs. Paul Medford spent Sunday w ith Mr. ami Tin mpson .aid M s. Minnie Byerly Airs. Fred Stone in this city. w u e in M idford Monday. Mrs. Joe Lewis is in Central Point Miss Jane Prime of San Francis spending a few days w ith her m oth 10. is n guest of her father, J. S er. Mrs. Musty. X elty Biles of Medford, w as a l’Time of this city. Mr. and Mrs. George H aff were business caller in this city Tues day. Sunda’. d in n e r guests of Mr. and Mrs. I \ Thompson at their home Remember your mother w ith 1 0:1 111. Sums Valley road. box o f candy on Mother's Day. May Mr. j id Mrs. John Logan. Mrs. 8. Horning's Shack, Grants Pass. Al l Lowell i \ m l Mrs Georgia Pe Mr. and Mrs. Clinton W alker and terson were among Medford c a ll Mrs. Nellie Runn were guests of ers Saturday. Mrs. Minnie Lowe in Medford Mon day. (¡.ra id Smith was returned to Hie S i, I lb art hospital at Med Among Medford shoppers Satur ford. aft.-r spending two weeks at day were Mr and Mrs. Fred Stom home follow ing an attack o f pneu and daughter, Nettie, Zelda Smith. monia. His recovery has not been Mr. and Mrs. George Meisinger and satisfactory and lie returned fo r daughter. Patricia, ami June Moore. further treatment. ----- on A ll------ MEN’S AND CHILDREN’S OVERALLS Affects Every Pair in Store drakes Whiz Radiator Flusher After driving ycur car all w inter the ra diator needs flushing. We have a machine flush er that will remove all dirt, grease, rust and oth er substance so the motor of your car will be clean. GOLD HILL GARAGE Chas. Kell, Prop. HAM’S GROCERY FRESH M EATS Specials for Saturday BREAD I-lb. loaves MILK 4 c a n s ................... 5c FORMAY The Perfect Shortening 3-lb. can .................. 58c SUNBRITE CLEANSER 6 c a n s ................. 25c 23c WHEATIES 2 Pkgs....................... 15c CORN STARCH 2 Pkgs....................... 15c OYSTERS P e r c a n ................... 10c PINK SALMON Tall cans ........ 1 Oc HODGEN-BREWSTER POULTRY FEED mouth o f the m ighty Rogue, the ocean and the gi'icli-clad slopes of tile mountains. The structure weighs 03,790,999 pounds or 31,853 Ions, It contains 1.1.73(1 ruble yards of concrete and 905 Ions of sleet.* The bridge was built by Ibe Ore gon Slate liigliw ay depurliuelit in cooperation w ith Hie Untied Slides bureau o f roads, and under the su pervision of Hoy K. Klein, former 'late liigliw ay engineer; C. It. Mc Culloch. slate bridge engineer, and W illiam Lynch, district engineer for the United Slates bureau o f roads, I.. Getnciiy, bridge expert of the I lilted Slates bureau of roads was • il the field during a large part of I me tlie bridge was under eonstrue- tion. Marshall Dresser was resident engineer. Construction df the bridge was Marled in March 1939. and il was finished in January Ibis year. D ur ing the height of its construction. 175 men were employed. The total '■'•si of Hie bridge including ap- pi aches was approximately *925. »••it. I he Mercer Eraser company of Eureka. C alifornia was Hie con- tr iclor. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ellsw orth of Brookings were visitors here Wed nesday. Mrs. Ellsw orth recently lefl the (¡rants I’ass hospital, where she had spent several weeks follow ing a major operation. Curt Davis, form er Gold H ill base ball star on the BOA team, is start ing out strong this season fo r the San Francisco Seals. Wednesday night Davis let the Seattle Indians down w ith six hits and no runs lo chalk up a shutout victo ry fo r his males. John Hnmmersly, who spent most of the w inte r on a hunting expedi tion on the coast returned to Gold H ill Friday. Mr. Haiurnrrsly reports the coast counlry is a very " w it " country, it having rained most of the time he was there. His head quarters were at Reedsport. Mrs. Floyd Lance returned Thurs day fom Sacred Heart hospital at Medford, where she had been taken early last week follow ing a sud den heart attack. She is now at the home of her mother, Mrs. R. E. Cook, and is under the care of Mrs. Centers. J. S. Prime and B. S. Wheatley, Southern Pacific railw ay employees of Gold H ill, attended an Espee meeting in Medford Thursday eve ning. Agents from all towns in Southern Oregon attended the meet ing which was to acquaint tlie men w ith the low summer rates to points in the East which the company w ill soon put into effect. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goldsberry of I urloek, Calif., were visitors it the home of Miss Olive Turner and Dad” Turner last week. The Gohls- berrys were enroute from California Io Lostine, Oregon in the eastern part of the state. On Wednesday of last week Mr. and Mrs. Goldsberry and the Turners were callers in Medford. w ith Ih r dance pavilion was dragged mid Ihe high school nine started piaci lee. Ihe Gold Hill Irani has •. v- several games scheduled w ith neigh hoeing towns. Your Bank Account la ‘BACKED UP’ Your Rank Account here Is "bucked up" by Cupllul, Sur plus und Undivided Profits, Hie sum lutai of which is re ussuring. In u ild ilio ii, the con servali ve policy which we maintain musi eon vince y ou IPs a G O O D PLACE TO RANK.” Our steadily Increasing num ber of depositors convince* us. W'e welcome new accounts und one many deparlmenls see always ready to serve you. FARMERS AND FRUITGROWERS BANK •PARTNERS IN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT" Medford. Oregon ■ MAN LOOKETH B on the , OUTWARD APPEARANCE___ 1 k s Keep You Clothes Clean. Cleaning Pressing Repairing ■ 5 9 At Reasonable Price« Cleaners 111 East 8th, We have a large variety of Hodgen- Brewster Brand FEEDS Medford EGG MASH — DAIRY FEED SCRATCH FEED CHICK STARTING MASH CHICK SCRATCH FEED Gold Hill Branch— Drake s Grocery ■ ■■■■■■■.■■■a CHANGE YOUR OIL A complete stock of both Ferry’» and Northrup King Seed» W armer weather is coming and your motor will perform better with fresh oil in the crank case. Drive in and let its change the oil in your car for spring driving. G o ld H i l l S u p p ly Ph,,n«' » L Where Prices Sell Quality* A. A. WALKER W» Deliver We can grease your au tomobile so it- will irde like new too. Needlework Patterns BB K T II fu r lA F E S ervice J hat need but a few simple stitches to complete their Smartness. Coy & Robinson SETH COY. Mgr. fanndi stand and restaurant in connection. KC BAKING POWDER 25-02. can .... 19C GOLDEN WEST COFFEE 3-lb. can ............... $1.00 (Continued from page I) Highest Prices paid for Poultry Wednesday, Thursday, April 20-21 and Eggs at all times at (he Med "H IE WISER SEX” ford Poultry Jt Egg Co., ;MM1 W. Gt», SI. Phone 16. M2I 3I-A7-1 1 W ith Claudette Colbert, Melvvii Douglas, l.ily iiu Tnshiiinn, Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Puree «ml (.omedy —— Travelogue Mr. and Mrs. (>. It. Penney, all of Rogue River, visited Sunday al the ( E l'll. WOI.FEK” PROVES It. L. Kenaston home. TO RE D ot GLAS FUG ITIVE M r.jtn d Mrs. Ray Thompson an: I he uitin who was arrested al Al Mrs. John Logan left Monday fm H ilt to s|n-nd a few days w ith Me 5any recently under the name of Logan who has employ am nt there I ejl W b lfrr, eharg'd w ith forgery il Glendale, lias been proved to he Mrs. Frank Childers and Mrs. I-.dward I., Note, who cscii|>cd from H arry Childers ultemled the Rogue 1 Douglas county- prisoners' roait River high school music festival gang lu February. Using the iiunie Friday. of Wolfer, that of a form er county Mrs. Madeline Pendleton and c h il pi ¡Miner, Noel forged the signature dren, Hetty and B illy, spent the of tlie manager of a local lumber Xnother sign of spring mil in an week-end w ith relatives in Med company to a cheek fo r .«.10. tie *1 ’I'e.'iraiiee this week when the was arrested in Albany and brought ford. back to Roseburg lust Saturday b.isebnl di iiiiom l on Hie ground next Mr. and Mrs. Doty. Mr. and Mrs. by Deputy S heriff George Oling- Io tlie railroad track in the block Genre Dorman and Mrs. Muybellc liouse, of Glendale. Dotson were shopping in Medford Noel's previous arrest, bile In Tuesday. h»R MOTHER'S DAY 1931. was on 11 charge o f larceny. (o v r her a Permanent I As a member o f a road gang com Tuesday, A p ril 19, is the last day ... »•'•■75 — Guaranteed Io register if you are planning to posed of county prisoners, last Feb I I io i k * Over Jim's Totfftcrv cuary 11. he slipped into the brush MRS. ALDERMAN vote in the primaries. May 2(1. You I may register at II. I). Reed s office 1 and eseaped. or at the court house in M ulford. FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPEC IALS— New dresses just received Smart exclusive styles, special at *1.95 to *14.95. Hats, special 50c Io *7.50. Shoes $1.95 to St 95. The Band Box and Shoe Box, Medford Oregon. General Line of Grocery and Dry Goods I Friday and Saturday, A p ril 15.1« Illg Double Rill Two Features Rill Cody. Andy Sliuford in Members of the Sewing club are "LAND OF W ANTED MEN" being entertained as guests of Mrs. ------Also— Cleo G ilchrist this afternoon. "T H E AGE OF t.OVK" Mrs. Bud Comlit of Grunts Pass W ith llillie Dove, Ed Everett Horton Cartoon — News was a guest of her mother, Mrs Leila Rowers in this city Tuesday. Sun.. Mon.. Tuesday. A pril 17-18-19 Mr. and Mrs. M. it. Merriman 'T H E MAN I KH .I.KD " spent the week-end at Weed. Cali Titled fornia. THE BROKEN I.ULLABY” Mrs. Chas. Carter is hostess to W illi Lionel Harry more, Nancy Car roll, Phillips Holmes, Znsu Pitts. members of Past Noble Grand club Cartoon — Art — News this afternoon. Dr. G. Karl f.aw wishes to an- : nounce that he lias opened offices in the Culver-Wood Bldg., over Safe way Store, Grants Pass, fo r the prac tice of Medicine and Surgery. Give , him a call. Phone 567J Jfc It, Grants I’ass. pJIG 5 0 c Reduction IM I. 14. IO 32 ----------------- ----------- 3ÌÙ Pillow Cover» Card Table Cover. Table Runner. Luncheon Set» Clothes Pin Bag» and many others. Priced at 15c & 25c each . WHAT’S THE BIG NEWS IN THE NEWS NEXT WEEK? WATCH FOR AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT We have a complete line of J & P Coats Embroidery Thread». c & B Economy Store (Cheapest & Best) GRANTS PASS . . . . OREGON