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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1932)
THE GOLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1932 DR. KUNZ S a y s - Ye», w r do m II our work, painless extraction* mul filling Inrluded. We I ihvv m »pedal reduced price on nil our idule and bridge work. All work completed In our own lulmmtory, peg? Happenings • Just Dentistry—The Be»!" E X A M IN A T IO N F R E E Holly Theatre Bldg. Phone «8 ■ H .......... - ! --B1.".1! W hich R O L L S B e tte r ? Y O U R LO C A L D E A L E R D O L L A R ------ -------OR A C H A IN S T O R E D O L L A R ? A D ollar S p en t W ith Y our L ocal D ealer give* you belter value*; circulate* locally; benefit* the entire community; help* to support thousand*, rnabling them to buy what you, directly or Indirectly, produce or market—and »o Rolla R ig h t Back to Y ou YOPK DOLLAR SPENT IN CHAIN STORES IS PUT IN CHAINS IIIIP P B D AWAY AND NEVER GETS HACK — Your l.ocul Independent Dealer mutt look ahead and build for the future — lie ha» nothing Io gain by offering cheap, flimsy merchan dise ‘built to sell.’ — His Interest is in your greatest ultimate satisfaction, and so hundles only goods of the highest quality— merchandise that lusts longer ami gives you greater satisfaction in use. — He gives you Personal Service anil guaranteed satisfaction with every purchase. —All this at prices which are never higher—often lower. Y ou B e n e fit in E very W a y by P a tro n izin g Y our L ocal Independent D ealer Wm. Briggs, republican nomine; Miss Inabt-lle Pierce of Yakimu. Wash., who has been visiting rela for district attorney, was a Gold tives in Hogue River the past sev H ill business caller Tuesday ufler- eral months, is s|M-ndiug the week noon. with her aont, Mrs. It. I.. Kenuston, In this city. The Misses June and Yvonne Moore, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. George Slone, who has been w ork 1 Earl Moore, spent the week end ing for the Von der Hellen con | with their grandmother, Mrs. Stev tracting compuny near Yakima, ens in Grants Puss. Wash,, returned lust week to Ills home here. Mrs. Belle Centers who is em ployed at Brownsboro near Eagle Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Merriman re Point, w j j visiting Mr. und Mrs. lumed Sunduy from Weed, Calif., Boy Centers here Sunday. after a week spent visiting friends und hunting near that city. A parly of hunters consisting of Seth Coy, Phil Robinson and C lif Mrs. Joe Lewis und children spent ford Wright left Tuesday afternoon Sunduy with Mrs. Lewis' parents. for u «leer hunt. The men planned Mr. ami Mrs. Wm. Musly. to go Io the country around Sav age creek. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Doly moved Sunday from the W alter Dungey res Mr. and Mrs. Maxw ll Marvin and idence to Hie prooertv on the high Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Davis of Phoenix , way formerly occupied by Karl were guest* of Mrs. Minnie StickcJ Adam*. Sunday. Mrs. Opal W elt* spent several Geo. Carter, republican nom neej days Inst week attending to busi for county clerk, was a Gold H ill j nes* nffulrs in Selina. business caller Wednesday after noon. Mr. and Mrs. Ari Hornell and fam ily moved Inst week into the Bow Miss Bertha Coy received treat-j man residence near the school raent in a Medford husoital Iasi house. Mrs. Annie Mnrlain who has week-end. having been threatened lived there (he past few month* with pneumonia. She returned s now living with Mrs. Mary O ils home Monday, hut was forced to holm. remain in bed this week. R ogu e R iver Scout* G ive P ro g ra m For C ivic Club CHOICE M EA TS R ural D eliv ery W ith o u t Added C ost— In Sam * V alley D istr ic t; and ev en in g d elivery b etw een Gold H ill and R ogu e R iver. P H O N E Y O U R O R D E R S I N - C A L L N O . 22 GOLD HILL MEAT MARKET W ood cock & M oore, O w ners * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * W * * * * * W t* % * * W * * * V * W V * * * * * * * * < P r ic e s C o u n t! 3 A nd T h a t Is J u st W h ’ t W e are G ivin g th e P eop le R E A L B E D ROCK P R IC E S — P L U S Q U A L IT Y SHOES tor the entire fam ily R ead on------- SCHOOL SHOES—A large assortment of shoes and oxfords in blacks and tans. Several hundred pairs to choose frem, values to $2.50— Only ........................... ............................. ONE LOT CHILDREN’S SHOES, both Q o boys’ and girls’, and the price, pair ........... i / O G INFANTS’ SOFT SOLES, Shoes and straps, pair ............................................... MEN’S WORK SHOES, Leather and composition Dan McCarter is employed this week driving the school bus for Clinton W alker who has gone on a hunting trip. $1.29 Last Wednesday, the Girl Scouts of Hogue River, under the leader ship of Mrs. At Love, presented a progrum and luncheon for their mothers and other ladies of the Civic club. The hall was artistically decorated with autumn leaves, dais-1 ies and petunias, with a realistic i campfire on the stage, overhung by j M edford a ramp kettle. Mrs. Love opened the program Friday and Saturday with a short talk on the progress Hoot Gibson C O M P L E T E ST O C K O F M E N ’S F U R N IS H IN G S made by the girls in their Scout! W in te r W ea r D ry G oods, H o siery and U n d erw ear “A M an ’. L and” work. Joa-i Scott announced the numbers, which were as follows; H O U SE D R ESSES Hiking song by the Scout troup; Sunday, Monday’ and Tuesday Guaranteed fast colors. A large assortment y| description of each day spent in Scout rninp during the summer; the “T h e C rooked C ircle” to choose from. All sizes. Each only ......“ O L following girls describing each day with Ben Lyon, Zazu Pitts and of the week, respectively: Mnrgarettc Jimmy Gleason Rales, Velma Smith, Margaret Rob inson, Myrtle McLaren, Pauline Love, und Mary Smith; description of Wednes., Thurs., F ri., Sat. games and songs which furnished T H E BIG STORE T H A T SELLS FOR LESS entertainment around the campfire, “E xplorer* o f th e W o r ld ” H S tr e e t N ear P o s to ffic e - - G rant* P a ss, O regon by Vera Pitman; song, “ Mother’s *************************v***v**%*v*w*vw************************** Old Red Shawl," by Margorette Bates in courtesy to the mothers present. Other numbers on the program inrluded: Song. Margurette Rates and Vera Pitman; dialogue, Edna and Evalyn Breeding; song, by the troup, accompanied by Margarelte Bates on the guitar; song, by M ar garelte Bates and Mrs. Al Love, acted out by V elm t Smith and Mary Smith, play, by five members of the troup; tap dnnre, by Pauline Love, with Margarelte Bates playing and sing ing “ My Hula G irl” ; stunts, Vera Pit man und Myrtle McLaren; piano duct, Maxine Love and Mariece Mc Laren; speech of thanks to the Scouts for sending her to the Brad ford Recreation school, by Margar- The tide is turning—slowly but surely and prices are turning, too—just as slow elte Bates, and two final vocal se ly but also just as surely, and each week we notice wholesale prices are slight lections by the girls. ly higher. Mrs. Effie Birdseye talked to the members on beeoming good B U Y N O W A N D T A K E A D V A N T A G E O F O U R P R IC E S B E F O R E W E R E Scouts and club women. Mrs. Oscar ST O C K O N T H E N E W M A R K E T Shepherd and other Indies present spoke to the girls. Refreshments pre pared by Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Guy Bates and Miss Florence WTiite were serv 3-piece L iv in g R oom S e t— 24x48 C h en ille Ruga ed after tbs program. 35c Gold Hill Hdwe. l± <Lpl p± $ 1 .9 5 to $2.98 Calvert & French B uy That N eeded Look Forward to Winter with a Smile P u t a va riety o f our h ig h grade canned good s on you r sh elv es — be ready for an y em erg en cy . Half Case 1 ots—any S & W Brand Canned Goods 1 Can Free with Each Dozen COFFEE SA W O ne P oun d S P E C IA L T w o P ou n d s ___ 3 3 c ___ 6 5 c ____ F L O U R bbl. $ 4 0 0 F our 49-lb. Sack s Gold Hill Supply “W h e r e P rices S ell Q u ality” Phone 8 L We Dsllvsr FURNITURE serpentine front velour......... $39.50 2-p iece M ohair S e t— Hurry T O H E A T H ’S for R eal V alue* in W in te r U N D E R W E A R A ll W o o l .................. $4.35 H a lf W o o l ................$3.35 25% W o o l S w is s R i b ........................... $2.75 10% W o o l ................$1.50 o n ly ...................... 69c 3-p iece B ed room S e t— spring edged construction ....$49.50 Club C hair and F o o tsto o l— 50-lb. F e lt M a ttr e sse s— in tapestry ............................ $14.95 H ey w o o d W a k efield 3-piece F ibre S e t .............................. walnut set .............................. $37.50 full size, Imperial e d g e ........... $8.25 40-lb. F e lt M a ttr e sse s— $38.50 (Davenport, rocker, chair.) FuU lin e o f G O L D S E A L R U G S full size .................................. $6.25 6-piece D in in g R oom S e t— walnut set .............................. $47.50 W e H an d le C om plete Line* SIM M O N S and S E A L Y S p rin g FiUed M a ttr e sse s A lso S im m on s and R om e Spring* A ll C otton H e a v y w e ig h t ...................$1.15 AU C otton 3 S ea so n W e ig h t .................... 85c H e a th ’s Stanton Rowell, Sole Owner GRANTS PASS - - OREGON Adams Furniture Co. G R A N T S P A SS, OREGON W e P a y C ash fo r Y ou r O ld F u rn itu re — Or A llo w a G ood T ra d e-in on N e w , '
