THE GOLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1932
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NOTICB TO CREDITORS
THE GOLD HILL NEWS
Ain’t It the Truth?
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the unileisigned Inis been duly ap
pointed and ha* qualified, a* Ad-
minliirutor of the Estate of William
L. Reach, deceased, and all |>erion*
having claim* against said estate are
hereby dlreelrd to present same,
properly verified in the manner
provided by law, to the undersigned,
nt the office of F. P. Farrell, Room
10, Jackson County Rank Building,
Medford, Oregon, within six month*
from the date of the first publica
tion of this notice.
Dated and first published Novem
ber 24. 1932
P. P. EAR HELL,
Administrator of the Estate of
William L. Reach, deceased.
Established 1897
Published by Mac’s Printing Co.
R. E. BLANKENBURG, Editor and Business Manager
LOIS BLANKENBURG, Associate Editor
An Independent Newspaper Published in the Interests of
Gold Hill Oregon and Vicinity
PUBLISH ED EVERY THURSDAY
Entered at the Postoffice at Gold Hill, Oregon, for transmission through
the mails as second-class matter
Subscription $2.00 a year in advance.
Advertising rates on application.
ONE DETAIL IN MANY
EXPERT CLEANING,
REMODELING snd K KI.IN IN Q
Somewhere in an American forest a giant Douglas fir
tree sways, topples and falls. It is followed by hundreds
of others. To the ordinary observer all the trees look
alike—all are tall, straight and seemingly perfect.
But certain experts who have spent their lives in their
work, will find in the lumber from those trees only a small
percentage that is sturdy, straight and flawless enough
for their purpose—the making of ladders for fire trucks.
The least flaw—a burl in the fibre, a slight knot, a twist
in the grain—causes instant rejection.
The selected lumber is taken to the factory—is placed
where all sides will dry evenly — is turned on a regular
schedule—is housed in a building designed to permit con
trolled fresh air circulation at all times—and, several years
after the great tree fell, the wood is ready to be used.
This is but a detail in the manufacture of standard
fire-fighting appartus, but it’s emblematic of every proc
ess, every duty, the creation of every part. The goal is
service, dependability, efficiency—the closest approach to
perfection that can be attained. That's why standard fire
trucks and their equipment keep going under conditions
that cause assembled or substandard apparatus to fail.
Ft It COATS, Ete.
MEDFORD FCR SHOP
229 E. 6lh
Phone SI4-J
of All Kinds af
-PLA YIN G * PEEPING TO M *' IS
DANGEROUS A N Y TIM E OF T k E
YEAR . BUT AROUND C H R IS TM A S
t im e
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ALAINE’S
P e r m .-.r e n t W a v e
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Market, Mr. Wells having given
FROM OUR FILES
26 Years Ago
up mittee of seven, three
Complete
councllmen
| possession on Dec. 1. It shall he the and four businessmen to draft same
aim of the new firm to serve
Ahsoiiiiel> standard wuve*
only nice curly ends.
tin- and to have it submitted to the leg
S. P. Sues Kerby Man
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Second Dividend For
ner as Mr. Wells and we feel that uary.
From the Gold H ill News of
Ashland Depositors
For Railway Charge
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they will have no reason to regret
Friday, December 7, 1906
A suit was filed Thursday in
Grants Pass by the Southern Pacific
railroad against Nathan P. Bussell
of Kerby, seeking to secure a
judgment in the circuit court to col
lect railway charges of $234.95 and
demurrage of $51 from the Kerby
man for lumber sent to Reno, Ne
vada, and refused there by the
concern it was billed to.
The Southern Pacific listed itself
as a Kentucky corporation and de
clared that the lumber shipment was
made from Waters Creek on No
vember 28, 1930, to Reno where the
White Pine Lumber Distributors re
fused to accept it. It was held on
the tracks until December 17 and
the present suit is an attempt to
secure payment for the transporta
tion and demurrage from Russell.
W. P. CHISHOLM. M. D.
Geaeral Practitioner
Phones Office 10, Res. 9-L
Gold Hill,
Oregon
Notice has been given that the
Citizens Bunk of Ashland, which
closed last .March will make its sec
ond payment in liquidation, amount
ing to $42,021.47, by check to de
positors this week. The dividend
represents 10 per cent of all com
mercial accounts and 15 per cent on
savings accounts.
The total amount paid to deposi
tors to date is $108,427.47. The pro
cess of liquidation will continue
until the affairs of the bank are
closed.
Chriitma* Turkey«
At Same Prices
With the Christmas turkey deal
much discussed in the trade in Port
land, buyers indicated that the
initial advance has been placed at
10c a pound for No. 1 birds, with
mediums probably 8 cents, and No.
2 at 5 cents a pound. No price has
been set for later shipment, but in
general, receivers say that speed in
shipping is necessary to obtain the
best possible price.
Grants Pass Business Directory
The business and professional people of Grants Pa»«,
listed in this directory are glad to serve the people of tWs
territory in any way possible. They firmly believe th a t
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.
Mr. and Mrs. Tyrell H. Carner ,
Cranta Pas*, Oregon
C H R IS T M A S
OFFER
IDEAL
MUSIC AND PHOTO HO
Cranta Pasa, Oregon
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We Appreciate Your Business
J.
Slover, Prop.
Grants Pass, Oregon
HEATH'S MEN'S WEAR
Croat* Paa* . . . . . Oregon
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Office Rm. 4 Lundburg Bldg. .
Phones: Ofs., 356, Res., 164-Y I
Grants Pass, Oregon
LUKE’S SECOND HAND STORE
P*y Cash and Sere the
D ifferent«
Grants Pass, Oregon—Ph. 3MJ
Phone 32
511 J St. I
REjASONBR MACHINERY CO. I
Mine, Mill and Contractors
Machinery, Rentals, Sales, Service!
R. F. Reasoner, Prop.
We have a mining country to
go with our climate.
Grants Pass, Oregon
ROGUE RIVER HARDWARE
CO.
Sherwin Williams Paints
MeCormick-Deering Farm
Implements
Housewares—General Hardware
204 South Sixth St.—Phone 38
Grants Pas*, Oregon
If It’* Worth Welding
It’s Worth Welding Well
ELECTRIC WELDING WORKS
611 K St.
Phone 8M
Grant* Paaa, Oregon
VALLEY CLEANSES
611 1-2 Boat H S t
Grants Paas, Oro.
Opposite P. 0 .
Phone 2M
Suits cleaned and pressed $1.0$
Hal* cleaned and blocked $1.0«
Plain dresses cleaned and nrea*
ed $1.00
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W hat a fine thing it would be to make
Christina« the excuse to buy Mother
the Vacuum Cleaner, W ashing Machine,
or Ironing Machine she has wanted. No
other gift can bring the every day
pleasure for years to come that will ac
company an electrical gift. There is an
electrical gift for every purpose. Sec
your dealer at once so that you can
make your selection early. Special
CSiristmas offers on electric refrigera
tors and electric ranges. ■
DR. BLAINE B. PRUITT
Osteopathic
Physician and Surgeon
GIFTS
ARE
8x10 inch size with each $5.00
worth of kodak work on film*
DEPENDABLE MERCHANIMSB
at the low est price* eonstowSF
with quality.
113 Eaut Main — Phone 1518
ELECTRICAL
FREE ENLARGEMENTS
SLOVER'S
NATIONAL DRUG STORE
MEDFORD, ORE.
Born—In Willow Springs district
their embarking in business in Gold
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Monday, Dec. 3, to Mr. and Mrs.
Again the hobo element is paying H ill.
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J II Mardon, a son.
its semi-aniival visit to Gold Hill. As
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regularly as the cold season of the
All o t the victims of the explo
year sets in they begin to drift south sion at the Braden mine are doing
to the warmer climate and almost nicely. An operation-was performed
every train carries from five to on Carl Dai ling at the Grants Pass
ten of them. They make the water j hospital Sunday evening, removing
tank and railroad bridges their i the gravel from the base of the
headquarters when in a town and ’ brain. Carl stood the effect of the
spend their time on the street cor operation well and now that the
ners asking for money. With the ! wound is thoroughly cleansed it is
prosperous times that now exist on Ihorughl lha‘ there will he nothing
the Pacific coast there is no ex to impede his progress.
cuse whatever to he out of employ
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ment and their desire to lead a life
The
city
council
met Tuesday eve
of ease should not he encouraged
by our citizens by listening to their ning of this week. The question of
hard luck stories.
drafting a pew city charter was
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brought up for discussion anil upon
Messrs. Caldwell & Gilchrist have motion made by Councilman Young
assumed charge of the City Meat it was decided to appoint a com
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