THE GOLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY
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VALENTINES
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M U S IC and PH O T O
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Miss Berllm Coy was a business
Gus Tylec is making improve
ments on the street near his home. caller al Medford Saturday.
T
H. D. Heed was a business calli 1
Nelson Oden of Sams Valley was
in Medford Tuesday 11! terno« n.
Gold Hill visitor Monday.
R IV O L I
OREGON
GRANTS PASS
Thurs., Fri., Sat. Feb. 9-10-11
Richard Dix and Ann Harding in
-THE CONQUERORS"
Sunday. Monday, Feb. 12 and 13
•TONIGHT IS OURS”
Fredric Murch, Claudette Colbert
Tuesday, Wednesday, Feb. 14-15
Barbara Stanwyck in
“LADIES THEY TALK ABOUT"
AT THE STATE THEATRE
Friday and Saturday. Feb. 10-11
Buck Jones in
•FIGHTING MARSHAL
Sunday Only, February 12
Mary Pickford in "KIKI"
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L IV IN G S T O N ’S
P R IC E S
Crank Case
and G reasing S ervice
Livingston’s
S E R V IC E ST A T IO N
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.Mrs. Pete Smith of Grant I1
was here visiting her p a r e u ls , Mr
and Mrs. Roy Cameron. Sunday.
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—Story o f- JOHN BARRYMORE iyRichardDS
FIRST CLASS MEATS
A number of Gold Hill
tended the celebration of
ing of the cheese factory
Point Saturday. More
people from all parts of
were in attendance.
P erm an en t W aves $3.50
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FOB SALE: t-tulic Rad > .11 fin
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condition, $15. Inquire at the News
Mrs. Belle Centers of Browns office.
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boro was here visiting her daughter.
Hiram
Moore
and
family
of
Evans
Mrs. Opal Welts, Sunday.
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Creek were visiting Mr. and Mr .
FOR SALE: Royal vacuum clean John Cook here Tuesday.
er. and Conserve. Bargain. Mrs. Dan
Seth Coy is making several im
/■ "d t/jr bo.it/119,
McCarter, Gold Hill.
f9p
Jto.'tS tin' rtconioi
/ i f ■tiny- tVjVton/y
provements on his s e n ire station
the
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Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Drake were at the Rogue Nook Inn, this week
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business callers in Grants Pas» Mon
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Johnson of
day.
Medford are moving into Ihe John
Frank Walklin, who has been it McFadden house this week.
for some time, is now able lo be up
Mrs. Madeline Pendleton and chil
proud o f his tw o children than o f all h it trium phs in
walking around.
LI IS g tc iic « m ib itio n u 10 be zb!c to d n w r i turn »»
dren, Jesseniine and Billy, spent Ihe
the theatre.
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I t if lw !clt theicreen
Mrs. Otis Johnson ok Ashland was week end at Ashland.
he u y s he w ould become a lubber -.ilc -ru n As » n u tte r
lie is an Irish-American and make» no bones aho it bi»
a guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
o f f i n . one o f hi» various nicer.- u l livelihood, in the day*
birthday being February 15, IS8J
he e i c i admits the
Those on the sick list this w e e k
Roy Cameron, Friday.
before young maidens m il old became fam iliar w ith lit»
place to have been Philadelphia
and at fifty he's « ill
are Diek Walker. Clinton Walker
prohlc
was selling testim•»mil» tor 1 hair restorer.
platin g dashing young lose » w ith more pei»union than
Wilbur Martin returned to his and Mrs. Floyd Lance.
m ost o f tlic juvenile» in I lotlyw ood
He thinks "Canadian Capers" is swell music and enjoys
home Sunday from the Reuben mine
the tunny paper» more than the editorial pages o f his Sun
He hold» the record at rise R K O -R adio Pictures lo< fo r
See Ihe display of Valentine can
at Wolf Creek where he has been
day n c » 'p ip c r His pet averiioni are early n n rn in g phone
the greatest number o f hours sleep on the set
but he
dies at Horning’s Shark. Grants j
working.
calls in d fat lady journalists, ycr h e 'll stay up all nigh t
never misses a call or p r o to n at retakes
Pass, and lake home a box for your
talking to a cub tejiortcr.
He owns four dogs, twelve cits, a K in g vulture, fifty « h e r
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Tylee and Al rweelhearl. Tuesday. Feb. It.
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His favorite divli it water cress and hi taste in books tuns
varied kinds o f buds, tw o $10,000 automobile» and a steel
Pelletier, who has been visiting Mr.
to c t.’ y American authors. He is considerate o f laborers,
D euel yacht.
Dick Kay of Medford, represent- ,
and Mrs. Tylee, were Medford call
deaf old la lies and frightened actors. but tic s ruthlessly
W hen he's not w orking, he and tin family usually trke
ing the Zellcrbacli Paper company
ers Monday.
fu n k in t iii a vtt ’ ion to stupid executives.
Song cruiscson the "Infanta",
hsh in g.exp loiing.lio ntm g .
of Portland, was a Gold Hill litis i
He collects ivory, old glassware, gun» a- .! . .nnv « n c l
N o maaer w h ir a "Knee jum per" tie may have been in
Mr. and Mrs. Oris Crawford of ness visitor Monday afternoon.
H is brother Lionel 1» his fiv o tite actor and h r •..•■ter I'thei
his y o u th ... his wife, Dolores Costello, has completely
Medford were visiting Mrs. Craw
his favorite actress
a n j he thinks lie did hit
d o m e ttic i’ r.l D on Juan, now . . . his life today is as sim ply
Mr. and Mrs. Boy Parr and daugh
ford’s mother, Mrs. Mary Morelock,
Work as Captain Ahab in Moby Dick
as that o f an Episcopalian re ctor and he's m ore
ter Dorothy of Reedsport were vis
here Sunday.
iting friends here Sunday, enroute
Mrs. R. H. Gay of Riverside col to Ashland.
ony, is having a new barn and a
new chicken house erected on her
R. C. Jorgenson was visiting rela
property.
tives at Ashland Friday. Mrs. Mac
Logan worked at the Grotto during
hour anti 15 minutes. The previous
Dick Robinson went Saturday to
R E P O R T LO CA L
P la n e S eta N ew R ecord
his absence.
record was tu ie hour ami 24 min
Ihc North Pole mine, north of Rogue
R E L IE F W O R K
P ortlan d to M edford utes* ».
River, where he and Kenneth Rob
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore am!
inson are working.
daughters. June and Yvonne, weri
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Time records for iiighls between
Miss l.n.i
llankcy of Portland
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stephen
Portland
and Medford were brok eatne Ttn-
Ted Hitter and Clarence Kell at-
»* making Hum very subject to tlis-
of this week for a
son at Grants Pass Sunday.'
en Monday by the United Air Lines v is it w i t l i tie r si-.1er. Miss Albertina
t nded the Chemawa Indian-Medford
ease.
high school basketball game in
Logan Gardner went to the Chis
Lunches are being served in most tri-motor passenger plane, which llankcy. a teacher i» • ••« local
Medford Saturday night.
holm mine at the Meadows Saturday districts of the county, often fur traveled at an average six-etl of schools.
Mrs. Gardner is staying al Ihe hour nished by the Parent-Teachers as IH7.2 miles per hour, according to
Less than one week till Valen
of
her father, W. P. Ghisholm, dur sociation. As Iher" is no such or an announcement made by Phil
Mr. and Mrs. Art Gorham ami
tines day, Tuesday, February 14. A
S h a r p , f i e l d s i i j i e r i n l e u e n t in M e d
ing
his absence.
ganization here, anti as the health
Mrs. Bob Haves of Phoenix were
box of our special Valentine candy
.mil funds tire low, it is Imped thai ford for Hie I'nited Air Lines.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thomp
makes the ideal Valentine. Horn
J. A. Thomason, Miss Bertha Coy
The ship left Portland at 111:15 son ami Mrs Alt Ilia Bobbins and
other
service groups of the city wilt
ing’s Shack, Grants Pass.
F9 and Ernest Ross attended the Che
and arrived in Medford al 11 :.3O, Mr. anti Mrs. II. I>. Force Saturday
contribute.
mawa Indian-Medford high school
making a total flying lime of one night 1,ml Sunday.
Word has been received from Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Wheatley and family basketball game at Medford Satur
who moved to Iowa last fall, day evening.
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that they expect to be back in Gold
Mr. and Mrs. Aurele Meunier are
Hill in about a month.
the owners of a new Plymouth car
which Mr. Meunier purchased al
Mrs. Matdda Parker who has been
Medford Saturday. Sunday morning
staying with her daughter, Mrs.
he
went to Portland on Ihc train
Alva Kellogg of Medford, is moving
r.nd drove the new car back Tues
into her home here. Her son Curtis,
H em e Sm oked
day.
will live with her.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Tracy were
Medford visitors Friday.
Mrs. Jerome H. Abbott, who has
been in Washington attending col
lege. joined her husband here this
week to make her home. Mr. Ab
bott is a local high school instruc
tor.
B E A U T Y S P E C IA L S
for V alen tin e W eek
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c»K -s.r f>>ur tZ w t Zwhv
C u ■: a Ai
John McFadden of Sams Vail, y
Joe Seamcre of Crescent City is
was in town Thursday.
here visiting Ed Bolt.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kell
Medford visitors Sunday.
'“1 V? la
n
people at
the open
in Central
than 100Q
the valley
Mrs. Charles Kell’s sister, Mrs.
Cecilia Crawford, underwent a
major operation for goiter at the
Sacred Heart hospital at Medford
Monday. Her daughter, Joan, is stay
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Kell.
According to press dispatches
from San Francisco, Curt Davis,
coast league pitching ace, is a
Shampoo* and F in ger
nold-out from the San Francisco
W a v e .................... $1.00
club. He has written the president
of the club lhat he cannot accept the
M arcel ...........................60c
$4fMt a month offer which is said to
be the salary limit for this season.
Davis is well known in Gold Hill,
B A R B E R and B E A U T Y
having been a member of the fam
ous BOA team here several years
SH O P
ago. He has been one of the leading
Phone S48L Grants Pass
pitchers in Ihe Coast league the past
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complete ............... 60c
Old-timers from Ihc Gobi Hill
vicinity will be interested in know
ing that the steam whistle lhat call
ed men to work al the Rill Nye mine
on Galls creek some thirty-five
years ago is again doing it's stuff.
This time however, it will not he
tooting at a mine but its familiar
sound will be heard at Ihe new
Central Point cheese factory. R. H.
“Bob" Moore of lhat city put the
whistle away years ago thinking it If
might come in handy some day, and
when the boiler was put in at the
cheese factory he made a deal with
them.
H am s and Bacon
F ine
L iver, H am b u rger, S a u sa g e
AH Cut» P ork , B e e f, M u tton
OUR P R IC E S A R E RIGHT
Gold Hill Meat Mkt.
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VOGUE
P R IN T S O F A L L K IN D S
P riced to M eet th e Tim e*
F IR S T , con sid erin g it from th e stan d p oin t o f exp en d itu re,
the cost of carefully-planned Advertising is trivial
compared to the PROFITABLE results its produces.
Second, no business can long stirvive unless it maintains a
contact with the prospective buyer. That contact MUS.T
he Advertising in one form or another And what is the
best form ?
T h ere is no b etter m edium for m ak in g your w ares or s e r v
ices k n ow n in th is com m u n ity, M r. T rad esm an , than th e:
Advertising Columns of
R eady C ut Q uilt P ack age*
C otton B a tts w ith Q uilt P a ttern in E ach B a tt
T h e O o ld H ill N ew s
75 P er C ent o f th e F a m ilies in
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T h is C om m u n ity R ead It!
S e e U s or A sk Our
R ep resen ta tiv e to S e e Y ou
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