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I 1 1 1 '. 1 l i q . U I II L G —— Miss Eva Coy w ho teaches in Roseburg, was a week end guest of her m other, Mrs. Susie Coy. A( the RIVOLI THEATRE, Place Limestone On New Grants Pass, Oregon Jackson Co. Court House Amethyst Behekuh lodge honored Ils member* having A p ril birthdays al th e ir W edm sdny night meeting. F rid a y and Saturday, A p ril 22-J3 Mrs. M. li. M errim an visite d her W ork of placing the firs t layer lunch being served id le r the bust t wo Bargain Days m other, Mrs. M atilda Cole, at Grants o f Indiana limestone on the e xte rio r ,„ ,XÄ session Adults 25c — Kids 5c Pass Monday. o f the new countv courthouse start - , I’ oiii T y le r in ed Monday m orning. It is expected John Larson o f Los Angeles. “ G A LLO PIN G T H R U " Io take six weeks Io complete the r C a lifo rn ia , spent last week w ith Comedy Act News w o rk. T ile Indiana limestone was Mr. amt Mrs. J. W. L iv e ly at th e ir Mrs. R. A. Ross was a M edford secured at a “ b a rg a in ," being up- Mrs. It .1). Beeil was a M edford home in this c ity . .'sun.. Mini., Tuesday, A p ril 14-S3-M c a lle r Tuesday. v is ito r W ednesdav. Maurice C hevalier, Jeanette Mae proved by Hie courthouse advisory » MONEY comm ittee, county court and c ltl- A Dance N ight Special, d iffe re n t bus E rickson was a business D onald in in the lie rlb a Coy transacted business mciis o f the countv generally. Work each week, is being served at the ca lle r in Medford. "O N E IIO I'B W IT H Y O U " at Medford Saturday. o f in sta llin g the ja il equipment has H ighw ay Inn. This week i t ’s BANK Comedy Mickey Mouse- News Mrs. Alva Cook was c n liln g on started and the skyline of Hie stru c S tra w b e rry Shortcake. .\2 I I ri sh I uue Freezes at H o rn in g ’s relatives in M edford Tuesday. tu re is beginning to take shu|ie. Wed.. Thura., April 27-2H Shack, C r n l s Pass. A2I Misses A lb e rtin a H ankey, Opal 1» the Best Defense Against I he chimney fo r the “ hog fu e l” Mr. and Mrs. John Hayes spent Chest, r M orris. Alison l.oyd in Hayes and Zelila S m ith attended Adversity b u rlie r bus been completed. The In Monday attending to business a f B n .te r M u llin has returned “ C D B S A IB " the Com m ercial contest at M idfoed fa irs in Itoseburg. le rio r w o rk is also w il l under ; sehmd after several week’s alisene B ip le y ’s ” Itelieve II o r N o t“ high school Saturday. way, and plasterers w ill soon start. due to a rte ria l rheum atism . Vet Travelogue L ife cannot present iiis u r- Jerry Smith has again returned ¡1 $ '■ *' 1 ,a P a tric k and Mrs. Mary fro m Sacred Heart hospital. He is a » ■ ■ ■ ■ b ■ mountable fin a n c ia l d iffic u l. GOLD B l l . I. IIAS I .NBJl E Chisholm w ere shopping in Med- MOTHER much im proved, and w e ll on the ties as long as one bus funds I fo rd . Suturday. HOT DtKi DISPENSER road to recovery. WRECKED CARS Io overcome them. Would Like a Mi', .iii.t Mrs. Leonard Burnses Are Our Mrs. B ill H am m m ersly ers,y Tbe Hi-W ay inn has a uniqu lit . . , , , , n i o . , ' ' J. W. ' C l lark. ■ « tiam : I.. I H erbert .« „.„e ro , were E ila n d hot dog machine— the only one of PERMANENT. Too! lie prepared. SPECIALTY. guests of Mrs. M innie Eddings. business visito rs W edilesduy. w in re Is kin d west o f the Mississippi, jp. tn o ' . h e r s n o f Medford was B ill had dental w o rk done. co rd in g I,» Mrs. J. A. Grimes, pro S t u r t an interest-bearing Bodies Built to Order And w h a t w o u ld be* n ice r lb r in lliis city the Savings A rco u n l in our hank; Maxine Cook. 7-y ear-old datigli prietess, w ho says it is mu inveli- than to let that be y our M oth la tte r p u l o f Iasi week. lio u patented by hi e b ro th e r in- te r o f Mr. and Mrs. Alva Cook, Buf add Io it re g u la rly, mid you Auto Glass ers Day g ift to her? laxv. B aiembi i M other on Mother's fered a badly sprained knee last w ill not o n ly prevent fin a n cia l Fender Work I he dispenser is a com bination Make an appointm ent fo r Day w itii a specially packed box week. d iffie u llie s , hut you w ill be steamer and lousier w h ic h steam Wood Work her some tim e soon, and you ' ■ ' fro m llo i'iim g s ' Shack. Mrs. Tom Sm ith spent Sunday at cooks the hot ilogs in a tight con able to take advantage o f can be sure that you have Grpnts Pass. A21 her home. here. She has been al tainer, and toasts the long iiuus on L ife ’s opportunities. pleased her, th is Mother's O ur shop can straighten Mr and Mrs. C arl L iv e ly o f P o rt Medford fo r some lim e al the bed I wo ca ndle-like fingers. The result Day. that fender, replace that is a delicious lender w t iner. poked land have been guests o f Mr. Live siile o f her small son, Je rry. broken glass, nr rebuild into a hole in the c ris p enisled hoi lys t ¡1- , J. W . Lively o f th is city . A pleasant Sunday c irc le d r i v e - Permanents $5.00 bun. Needless to say they are in the wrecked body, and ( d u rin g the past week. FARMERS AND dow n the Bogue from Grants Pas-, great demand. num erous o th er jobs. Io the new Ferry dale bridge and re Y. u r Last Chance to plant trees FRUITGROWERS Phone 363 Ibis • a. Stark B rothers N u rser tu rn Then stop at H o rning's Shack MRS. LEIGH III NT PASSES Ask Us About It BANK ies, W. B Crause, South K ir Street. (■rants Pass, a good place Io eat. A T B R O W N S V ILLE , TEXAS MURRAY’S BEAUTY M u lfo rd , Oregon. A21 Mrs. F loyd Lance is im p ro vin g ¡me/ "Happenings SHOP 41 So. Central, Medford Mr. ami Mrs. Owen W ilson have qu ite ra p id ly fro m a serious i l l W ord has bet n received lu re by ! re e i i'\ r a n <1 to th is v ic in ity from ness fo llo w in g a severe heart at friends o f the sudden death o f M r. B a in ie r, W ashington, and arc home fo r m e r m •h'’" 1.’ Cen‘ t rS ÌS c a rin « Ì '- * W ‘ » » » I '«» BrownsviVle. Tesa», fo r h e r at the Lance home. , on May 3. Mr. and Mrs. Hunt lived steading Iw o miles east o f to w n . Bert W heatley, w ho has been act- ' here when the cement plant was ¡ng as re lie f agent on the Es|g*e. is being b u ilt. Mr. H unt, bead o f the ; now located at Oak Bidge. having Hunt Engineering company, being ! been tra n sfe rre d fro m Reedsport r e - ; in charge o f Hie construction w o rk. D u rin g Ih e ir residence here. Mr. c e n lly . , ! and ' ,n l* «»«• »heir ch ild re n i i i- ik - " . - i11’-' S A 1 ' made many friends w ho were very .1. L H l S A LE : Hals 50c to «7JU). so rry to learn o f her death. Dresses «2.85 Io «14.85. Shoes «1.95 _____________ i Io <1.95. The Band Box and Shin Mr. and Mrs. ( ’ laude Shaver o f Box, M edford, Oregon. A21 Grants Pass visited Mrs. Della Sha Spring Hats Ladies Dresses and Dress Material at D R A K ES General Line of Grocery and Dry Goods VALVES RECONDITIONED WITH KWICKWAY Prices Reduced 25% for One Week Starting April1 25 Here Is an Example of The Reduced Prices: CHEVROLETS. 1922-28 Models $395 CHEVROLETS, 1929-3 2 Models . $5.35 GOLD HILL GARAGE C has. K e li P rn n HAM’S GROCERY E. T. HAM, Prop. FRESH M EA TS Specials for Saturday BREAD I-lb. loaves WHITE WONDER SOAP 5c JO bars ...................... 25c MINCED CLAMS Flat T in s ....... 2 for 35c STRING BEANS N j . 2 I ins — 2 for 25c DEL MONTE PEACHES No. 2 1 2 T in s ......... 19c DEI MONTE GRAPE FRUIT 2 tins 2 for 29c Quick QUAKER OATS Large package ....... 22c WHITE KING Granulated Soap Large package ....... 37c J ' o, SPERRY’S PANCAKE FLOUR Barge package 20c BISQUICK Per package ........ HODGEN-BREWSTER POULTRY FEED 29c A t the annual Grants Pass-Rogue ver in th is c ity Tuesday. R iver spring tra ck 'Iry -o u ts , last F rid a y , B ill tia m m e rsly o f th is c ity , Mr. and Mrs. B. (1. W igle o f Bogue R iver entra n t, lie d fo r sec P o rtla n d are spending the week ond place in the pole vault class, w ith th e ir daughter. Mrs. E. E. w ith a ju m p o f 10 feet. Dungey, and fa m ily , ami son, F rank F ink. D r. G. E a rl Law wishes ,0 a n nounce that he has opened offices in the Calver-VVood Bldg., over Safe w ay Store, Grants Pass, fo r Hie prac- lic e o f M edicine and Surgery. Give j h im a call. Phone 507J A R, Grants Pass. p jlt f CHANGE YOUR The Gold H ill — S upply store is , OIL undergoing its annual sp rin g clean- ing and P ro p rie to r A. A. W alker is busy doing a thorough job, as w e ll ' I as re a rra n g in g show cases and d is W anner w eath er is plays, getting the store ready fu r com ing and your m otor the new season. George W allace o f C entral Point, I m a il c a rrie r on the Foots Creek route, re tu rn e d to his duties Ibis | week fo llo w in g a week's leave due to the illness and death o f Mrs. Wallace. H a rry C hilders ca rrie d the m ail in Mr. W allace's absence. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Pearsoll and H enry B olslad from Taeoma, Wash ington, a rriv e d last week-end anil have moved in to the Shorb re si lience, w h ic h has been vacant since E d ito r and Mrs. C. J. Shorb moved to Joseph, Oregon last No vember. will perforin b e tte r with fresh oil in the c ra n k case. Drive in and let us change the oil in your car for spring driving. T. N. PARRETT 36 South Riverside MEDFORD, ORE. "PARTNERS IN COMMI 'M TV DEVELOPMENT’’ Phone 279-Y Bring In Your PRODUCE it Speaks as Loud as Money These Days u r einW; Ü / i kC.y,,Ur».priX,UC,S in trad c at ,,ur cafc> or in the barber shop. B arber simp is open every evening, and all day I ttesilay and Friday. Meals and Short Orders Try One of Our HOT DOC Sandwich,. The Hi-way Inn AND BARBER SHOP GOLD HILL, OREGON We can grease your au tomobile so it will irde like new too. W . C. Leaver, o f C entral . Point, the sp o rtin g goods man, carries on o f the finest lines o f F ishing Tackle on display in Hie valley. P ric, s suit y o u r pocketbook: Budelnian tro u t flies 5c; 50 and 75-fl. lines range from 15c | o «2.00; reels fo r all p u r poses 45c to «12.00; high q u a lity poles «1.50 t „ «12.00, 030 0 ________ E v e r y D a y V a lu e s learned NOT SALE PRICES BOYS’ BLUE WORK SHIRTS All sizes B b y s ’ HEAVY -!iir0 V E R A lX 5 AH sizes MEN’S T A R ^ F U L L “ CUT-W ORir SHIRTS, All sizes T O 220 WEIGH 1 Bl j OVERALLS I v iE 'N S WORK SOX ............................... 15c $1.39 2 pairs for MENS WORK SHO e T " ^ Composition soles, all sizes BOYS’ WORK-SHOES------- ----------e i Composition soles, all sizes ........ 1 • ¿¿7 yTohue ^ vfei„,j v . ' i r „ ; & x * ha; a r GOLDEN RULE, Grants Pass ;oco w ith a dcno.ott ,.f (be count, w h a i b etter g ift could we give the young g ra d u ate than a savings backed ni. n t'T ’ i! icw. w' ,rils.of counsel, and encourage ment to keep ,| grow ing, slowly but surely thru their own effo rts, would be a ‘fittin g dinp’tx to , hcy have ,)Cm ,..,„K|1| loo Grants Pass and Josephine Bank GRANTS PASS, OREGON • ’