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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 15, 1932)
f h k Golfa Ü ibL kkW s thursda V, S eptember 15, K..1 ...— ■ Legionnaires Live on Best 1,111 ‘ """•v. »«»I Kenneth Miller, ag- of the growers associations which „ r □ tli . rl" 'l,ural '« ‘ "I for the S. I*. & S. contributed Io the cot of the cam O reg o n ro o d In is W e e k railroad, 50,000 souvenir Oregon paign appear on llie front cover, ¡products menu cards have ticen dts These depict Oregon dairy products. Visitors Io Oregon (luring Amerl- tribulcd Io practically every eating Bogue Rivet valley pears, Lablsh <1111 Legion week, and thousand» of place In Hi • stale. The restaurants celry ami onions, Oregon beef, her residents of the slate as well, are m turn are aerving menus made up rlrs und poultry products of Clack* having the best opportunity ever of the finest quulily Oregon prod- I ame» mid Washington counties, ufforded Io heroine acquainted with ucls, ¡Oregon prunes, Deschutes potatoes the finest Of Oregon-» agricultural, ,.y„ ()f visitor, j Oregon lamb, Oregon walnuts uud produrla, as the result of a campaign „„ lhl. (ni.„ )h(, menu curd Is , filberts uud Clatsop county peas und curried on through the cooperation the greeting' "Welcome to Oregon . lettuce. of Oregon reatuurants, hotels, mid ami its agricultural wealth; our The buck cover consists of a organised crop and livestock pro finest high quality Oregon products * cartoon map of the state showing ducer» of this stale. are listed on this menu." Below is Ihc principal highways and locat Through the efforts of a statewide on invitutii n Io take the card uud ing the leading Oregon agrlculturu committee headed by S. T. While, mail it home. ' products and chief scenic points o' county agricultural ugrnt of Yam- Decorative sketches of products I interest. The committee also obtained the ' coo, cralion of many of the rail i roads so that the American Legion specials have featured all Oregon menus, und many of Ihc other train? have rni.de a specialty of Oregon products for the period. and IceCream Keep Them HEALTHY! And their s c h o o l lunch basket is the thing to w a tc h these days. Good, rich butter, pure milk — both should he a part cf each day’s diet. NEW S OF OUR FOOTS CRF.EK AND ROGUE R IVER NEIGHBORS Snider Dairy & Produce Co. 2832 No. Bartlett - - Phone 203 - - Medford “If It's Snider’a It ’s the Beat to Buy” Conger Funeral Parlors Office of County Coroner MEDFORD R ELIA B LE OREGON REASONABLE 9' Misses Bertha and Amanda Hies- I sen of Los Angeles, California, are i spending some time at the home of , their sister, Mrs. W. F. Boye, a! the former Frank Childers home , near Sherwoods unto park. They are accompanied by their nephew. Butler uud young son. Tommy, also Henry Hors!men. ulso of lais An- of Medford. On Wednesday Har ! gelra. old Jones ot Los Angeles called at the Birdseye home. He had been Io j Mrs. Effie Birdseye from Fools Seattle, Washington Io visit his Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Shep- mother, Mrs. Pearl Jones, widow of herd, Mr». Al Hive, Mr». Carlo» David Jones. Harold is the grand Mngerlt and Margaret Bales from son of Ihc late W. V. Jones who a Rogue River attended (he John number of years ugo owned a Brudford recreation school held nt store nt Bogue Biver and Riviera, ¡ (he grange hull in Central Point at that time Woodside and Bolt. I four evenings Inst week, beginning ; Monday. The work Is sponsored by Oscar Judson who with his wife ‘ the government extension service. and son have been visiting Mr. anti Mrs. John Biles, has secured a con Mr. and Mrs. William Warner and tract for cement work on the Tiller- ; Mrs. Warner’s father. William Col Trail road and has gone to Bosehurg vig of Medford culled Sunday nfl- for his equipment. He plans to be ! ernoon at the home of Mrs. Effie gin work immediately. Birdseye. Last Friday Mr. Colvig celebrated Ids 88th birthday. Other Nicl Berry left last Monday for , guests were Mr. and Mrs. Elliott a visit with his mother at Los An geles, California. He was accom panied by Mr. and Mrs. O. Beswick who have spent some time with their son Max Beswick and family at Pickett’s auto camp. OPPORTUNITY SALE BUY YOUR W IN T E R COATS, DRESSES AND HATS NOW LOW PRICES. AT Mr. and Mrs. Nelson and son. Nelson Lee of were over night guests of Mr. ami Mrs. M. C. and daughter, Beth, at to Park. THESE SPECIAL VALUES FOR ' Polo and Sport COATS For campus or street wear there's ncthing sm arter than one o f these trim polos in Blue, Brown or Tan..................... Dress and Sport Coats One group of Fall Coats includ ing Polos, Dress and Sp< rt styles. Both fur-tritrimed and plain. $1.00 Fur Trimmed Coats Values to $39.50 in this selection of new Fall Coats featuring beau tiful collar and cuff sets of Wolf, Fox, Martin, French Beaver, Car acul or Fitch. All silk-lined and cleverly styled. $1.00 7 $2.95 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Griggs have returned from several days spent near Yreka, California, where Mr. Griggs and Mr. Rose are interested in a mine. * * Bcgular $6.95 dresses In cluding Wools, Silks und Printed Silks. These arc all new. * $5.95 » 75c ♦ ♦ Meets every Tuesday evening Visitors Always Welcome ♦ ♦ ♦ DRESSES * * * * * * * Belter dresses in values Io $14.59. Both wool and silk styles in new Fall colors and designs. $16.50 DEPENDABLE D E N TIS TR Y PQPULATV « ri/k" 11 w »fw1 Vlr Electricity not only produces perfect light but is the most efficient cooking fuel as well. Electricity is a perfect laun dry servant and gives the most dependable refrigeration in use today. It even furnishes th- family with entertainment through the radio and so greatly shortens household tasks thtt the housewife spends much of her time in recreation and pleasant association with her family instead of in the kitchen. Y e t . . . although electricity is the world’s most perfect servant, it is cheap . . . so cheap that the average family spends much more for k c Creem than for Electricity. THE C A L IF O R N IA O R E G O N P O W E R C O M P A N Y Grants Pass Business Directory The business and professional people of Grants Pass, listed in this directory are glad to serve the people of this territory in any way possible. They firmly believe that whenever possible your home town merchant should be patronized, but they offer their services in addition to those you can receive at home, and invite you to consult them when in' Grants Pass. VALLEY CLEANERS 611 1-2 East H St. Grants Pass, Ore. Opposite P. O. Phone 260 Suits cleaned and pressed $1.09 Hots cleaned and blocked $1.00 I Plain dresses cleaned and press ed, $1.00 MAIL US YOUR FILMS 8x10 Enlargement Free with $5.00 worth of work, largest line of Sheet Music South of Salem MUSIC AND PHOTO HOUSE Grants Pass, Oregon BUY—SELL—EXCHANGE We do good business for many; Secure our assistance for yourself. THE HAMILTON-SPRINGER CQ. Bonded and Licensed Real Es tate Brokers 517 “H” St. — Grants Pass, Ore. DEPHNDABLE MERCHANDISE at the lowest prices consistent with quality. HEATH’S MEN'S WEAR Grants P ana...............Oregon We Appreciate Your Business I i We have the largest and most complete stock of USED PARTS north of San Francisco and south of Portland. CITY AUTO WRECKING CO. North of Town Hwy. Phone 151 SLOVER*8 NATIONAL DRUG STORE J. A. Slover, (rop. Grants Pass, Oregon -♦ -* l* - DR. BLAINE B. PRUITT Osteopathic I I B. 8. DEDRICK Plumbing and Sheet Metal Physician and Surgeon Office Rm. 4 I.undburg Bldg. Phones: Ofs., 356, Res., 164-Y • Grants Pass, Oregon Phone 217—Rea. Phone 238R 316 F. St. Grants Paas, Ore. Medford, Oregon Ú 235 East Main Phone 872-J MEDFORD. OREGON DR. H. C. DIXON Dentist LUKE'S SECOND HAND STORE 108*4 South Sixth Street « « Grants Pass, Oregon—Ph. 228J * ----------------------------- 4 Grants Pass, Oregon • a * ---------------------------------------------- * [ AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE CO. ; GOLD HILL CHAPTER W. R. C. Meets Twice a month on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at their Club rooms in the City Hall. Bessie Henderson, president. Maybelle Dolson. secretary. Madge Dorman. Treasurer. Good-looking dresses in plain or printeil silks and new wool materials. Sires 16*4 Io 24*4 ami sires 30 Io 44. Values to $22.5«. Dr. I. H. Gove Central and Eighth Cream? There is no other source o l energy at any price that will take the place of electricity. Pay Cash and Save the Difference AMETHYST REBEKAH LODGE 97. Meets every Wednesday Night at the I. O. O. F. Hall, Gold Hill, Oregon Pauline Thompson, Noble Grand. Carrie Puhi, Vice Grand. Rebecca Boss, Secretary. Lucy Mee, Treasurer. Half Size Dresses Gotham Gold Stripe Hosiery Gold Hill Lodge No. 129 L O. O. P. ♦ $9.85 Fall Softiea Chiffon and service weight. All the new Fall colors. Now only, pair S ILK PRINTS FA LL FROCKS $24.75 Nifty new styles In all colors. Values Io $1.95. Only Mrs. Bessie Anderson and son, Ed Boling of Applegate were over Thursday looking after their ranch on the right fork of Foots Creek that is leased by Ed and George Koster. They also visited the Les ter Boling tamily. S ta te s $1.60 is spent lo r Ice 7 $16.50 You shouldn’t pass by this chance Io get a smart Fall Hat Includ ing values Io $2.95 nt Ibis low price. $9.85 These new prints arc ideal for school or busi liess wear. Value Io $4.95 Boomsluiter Grants Pass at the home Boomsluiter Riviera Au Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Koster are the parents of a son born Friday, September 3, at the Community hos pital at Meoford. The baby weighed six pounds and twelve ounces. F R ID A Y a n d »SATURDAY FE L T HATS r (By Mrs. Marlon I.anre) ------------ Get the Habit ------------ domestic electricity in the United "S good business to buy now, ac- cording to Jam es H. R and, Jr., president and chairm an of the board of Rem ington K a in ', Inc., who h a ; In structed his purchasing departm ent to buy im m ediately SI.9iXI.000 w orth of raw m aterials and supplies for use this year. The order will affect em ployment In more than 20 different flelds of production and w as based. Mr. R and said, on cu rren t prices of raw m aterials, m any of which are the lowest In the com pany's SS years of buslneae history. In renouncing his or der to Secretary of Commerce Roy D. C hapl!. the executive raid, " I hope this will help to show th a t Am erican business is re ad y to prove by action Ini lead at v.ord th a t it h r ; the cour age, foresight and faith to help 'turn tha tide in the right direction.' " Herbert Eller of Whittier, Califor- ' iru, and Lester Boling loft last Monday for a trip Io Eastern Ore gon, returning Tliursduy afternoon. They were at Austin, Prairie City and John Day. Snider’a Milk, Cream, Buttermilk, Cottage Cheese, and Snider’s Gold Medal Butter are H E A L T H FOODS NEW FALL JAMES H. RAND, Jr. i USE SN ID ER ’S And Be Sure! I y o u KNOW That (or every dollar spent (or General Maintenance DeSolo and Plymouth Sales International Trucks Mr. and Mrs. Tyrell H. Carner j Grants Pass, Oregon ---------------------------------------------- * PHOTO FINISHING New Low Prices Developing 10c per roll. Prints, 120 size and smaller 4c Prints. 116 size and smaller 5c Mail orders finished same dav. ARTCRAFT PltOTO SERVICE Box 6—Grants Pass, Oregon COUCH’S PHARMACY Harry E. Couch, Prop. ROGUE RIVER HARDWARE CO. Sherwin Williams Paints McCormick-Deering Farm Implements Housewares—General Hardware 204 South Sixth St.—Phone 38 Grants Pass, Oregon Phone 32 511 J St. REASONER MACHINERY CO. Mine. Mill and Contractors Machinery. Rentals, Sales, Service IL F. Reasoner, Prop. We have a mining country to go with our climate. Grants Pass, Oregon EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING ! Dyeing All Colors Mail Us Your Shoes We Pay Return Postage GOODYEAR SHOE SERVICE C. Gotschall 107 S. 6th St. Grants Pass If It’s Worth Welding It’s Worth Welding Well I ELECTRIC WELDING WORKS I Drugs, Stationery, Perfumes Patent Medicines, etc. We Specialize in Prescriptions Phone 5—Grants Pass, Oregon 1 ; 611 K St. Phone MS Grants Pasa, Oregon MERRITT SIGN SHOP “Signa of Merit” Expert Work on All Signa 602 S. 6th St. Phone 354 Grants Pass, Oregon
