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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 2, 1933)
ru n c ,6 tb MILL MEWS THURSDAV, MAR. 2 .ig.ß THE QOLD HILL NEWS LITTLE PEN-O-GRAMS Method; Scrub the potatoes well and bake in the usual way. When done cut off a piece of Ihe top on flat sides. Scoop out inside of pota toes, mash with cream and season well w ith butter, salt and pepper. Make them fluffy. Then put the mashed potatoes back into potatoe shells. Dot tops with pieces of but ler—cheese if desired— and just be fore serving, heat and brown them in the oven. If fixing these potatoes for a party, stick an appropriate favor in the top of potatoe. Established 1897 Published by Mac's Printing Go. R. E. BLANKENBURG, Editor and Business Manager LOIS BLANKENBURG, Associate Editor An Independent Newspaper Published in the Interests of Gold Hill Oregon and Vicinity PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY Catered at the Postoffice at Gold HH1, Oregon, (or transmission through the walla aa second-class w aller Subscription »2.00 a year In advance. Apple Sauce Cake Canned apple sauce is now sold everywhere. This cake w ill keep at least one week. 1-2 cup of cooking oil. 2 cup» of sugar. 2 eggs. 3 1-2 cups of flour. 2 cope of currents. 2 level teaspoons of soda. 2 teaspoons of cinnamon. 1 teaspoon of cloves. 1 can of apple aauce. 2 cups of raisins. Method; Mix oil and sugar. Beat eggs light and add to sugar mix ture. Add flour, currants, soda, spices, apple sauce, and then raisins. Bake in a slow oven. Advertising rates on application. secured about *300. A sheriff's posse was sent in pursuit but was unable to overtake him. • • • Ancient History The young men of Gold HUI hove organiied ■ hand and held their first meeting l u t night. • • • FROM OUR FILES 21 Years Ago ru W alter Dungey is engaged in ling up the Beeman building on Main street, formerly occupied by Newell Bros., at a restaurant. The J. E. Norrie, the photographer, i* again ready for buxine»» at hi» gal work Is being done by .Mrs. Betts who expect* Io open up a first- lery on the south aide, liuving re class restaurant and lunch room. covered (row Id» recent illness. ♦ • * • SO From the Gold H ill News of March 1, HOT s e e District Deputy President Maude Stickel, accompanied by the degree staff of Amethyst Hebrkuh Lodge No. «7, I.O.O.F., of Gold H ill, went to Central Point Tuesday morning to institute a Itebekah lodge. S • 0 A car load of machinery arrived for the new stamp m ill at the Tin Pun Mine yesterday nnd is being taken to the properly preparatory to being installed. • • • Horn— In this city Thursday night The Champlin Dredging Co., re February 28, to Mr. and Mrs. E. It. Ceived two big timbers this week, Davis, a son. each measuring «2 feet In length, and 24x48 inches square. They arc SO Day Bank Holiday to be used for repairing the broken I* Legalized anchorage for the dredge. Six horse» were required io move each SALEM, Feb. 25. W ith an amend one from the car to the dredge. As soon us these massive timbers can ment whereby the state superin be placed in position the dredge tendent of banks may grant a 60-day w ill agidn resume operations. moratorium Io any state bank in • 0 o danger of insolvency, the stute Quite a little escitement was cre banking code bill repassed the sen ated in the southern part of the ate Saturday. county last Friday by the robbery All senator» voted for the bill. of the Jacksonville-Blue Ledge I he amendment was made because singe by a lone highwayman. He of the emergency that has arisen throughout the coon try causing tem C H R IS T IA N S C IE N C E N O T IC E porary closing of hanks in some Chrislian Science services are states. The h ill previously passed the held each Sunday morning id elev en o’clock in the building across senate February 4 and the house passed it with amendments Febru from Odd Fellows ball. ary 23. Before repasslng It today the Everyone is welcome. senate concurred with the house amendments, one of which was to add the emergency clause. Another ♦ Gold H ill Lodge No. 129 ♦ house amendment authorizes the ♦ I. O. O. F. ♦ governor to apimlnt two bankers of ♦ ------ g his own choosing as members of the ♦ Miete evrrgr Tuesday evening • stale banking hoard, increasing the ♦ Visitors Always Welcome • board from three to five members. Before being nmended the bill pro vided that the governor make these appointments from recommenda AM ETHYST KEHKKAII LODGE 97. tions made to him by the State Meets every Wednesday Night nt the Bankers' association. The Iwo bank I. O. O. F. Hall, Gold K ill. Oregon er members w ill be added to the Carrie Puhi, Noble Grand. governor, secretary of state and Ethel Martin, Vice Grand. state treasurer who have comprised E linor Force, secretary. the board for many years. Lucy Mee, Treasurer. Further explanation was made •O L D H IL L CHAPTER W. R. C. thal "hank holidays” so far declared Meets Twice a month on the 2nd in Oregon have been declared illeg and 4Ui Wednesdays nt their Club ally by mayors. The til) day moratorium provided rooms in the City H all. for In the bill, it was said, would Maybelle Dotson, president. give a bank that period to bolster its Edith Bryan, secretary. affairs, und if It could nol do so its Madge Donnun, Treasurer. closing for liquidation would fol VALLET CLEANER» low al the end of the 60 days. 611 1-2 East H St. Grants Pass, Ore. Opposite P. O. Phone 260 W. P. C J W H ^ M. » . Suits cleaned nnd pressed *1.00 Generai oner Hats eleimed and (decked *1.00 Plain dresses oleancd and press ed *1.00 Grants Pass Business Directory LOOK LOOK LOOK N E W LOW LAUNDRY PRICES Bough d r y , w ith those pieces that should be starch ed, starched and ready to iron; ail flat pieaes nicely ironed, ready to use, one talk!. to each pound nicely hand ironed, extra hdkfs. at a charge of lc each, at— Taints fo r the MUSIC AND PHOTO HOUSE Grants Paas, Oregon 7c Per Pound Your menu may lie as follows: Cream of Asparagus Soup Boast Lamb From the gossip we hear, we Olives know that the one thing you really-» Stuffed Celery Lhique Hot Bolls like to do is give a "little dinner.’' I Green Peas Mashed Potatoes limited number of friends, where ( Lettuce Salad the courses are few enough to de Coeoanut ami Citron Layer Cake mand perfection in each. Crackers and Camembert Cheese The table should he spread with Coffee the finest of damask. The flowers in Ihe center should he in a low re COOKING H IN TS ceptacle, so as not to Interfere w ith the glances of Ihe guests Ham seated opposite each' other. Allow A whole ham or the butt end of space enough between places Io a ham is an economical “Imy” for prevent crowding. a small or large family. There are The table should be set as follows so many ways to utilize the re —the knives on ihe right, the forks mainder after it has been served on the left— one for each course, boiled or baked first. the soup spoon laid w ith knives, Sucli as Ham Hash w ith Poached the water glass to the right the Rggs sHcC(, (hjn ;||K, frjed napkin to the left. The bread and w j(h Pei|s OI. Carro,s au butter plate to the right. gratin, a Ham Omelette or Heart- The only holliday in March is Mold of Ham Mousse. St. Patrick's Day, so let’s make this •Tittle dinner” a green and white Shamrock Salad affair. Then grace your table with Use sweet green peppers. delicate ferns. The "Little Dinner” Use cream cheese or cottage cheese. Method: Mix milk or creain with cheese to make a paste. Cut off end of green pepper into slices and mix w ith cheese. Chill well. Place on lettuce leaves. Serve with French Dressing. Mint lee 1 large bunch of mint. Boiling Water. 3 cups of sugar. 3 cups of water. 1 tablespoon of gelatin. F-2 cup of cold water. Juice of 5 lemons. 5 bottles of ginger ale. Method: Pick leaves from mint. Bruise and put in bowl. Cover bruised mint leaves with boiling water. Let stand for one-half hour. Boil sugar and w ater together for a few minutes. Dissolve gelatin in cold water. Mix w ith sirup. Then add lemon juice. Mix well and add ginger ale and the mint juice. Color green and freeze or chill. J. A. Slover, Prop. Grants Pass, Oregon ROGUE R IV ER HARDW ARE CO. Sherwin Williams Paints McCormick-Decring Farm Implements Housewares— General Hardware 204 South Sixth 84.— Phone 38 Grants Paaa, Oregon (Minimum Charge 50c) r Gents Suits Dry Cleaned, $1.00 Leave Orders at SHAVERS BARBER SHOP and wa w ill call and deliver at your home. Fam ily washings are our specialty. W ill Also Pick Up Dry Cleaning F r e n c h ’s S te a m L aundry Grant* Pass, Ore. f.J r v *•' - n j j / > W r o O8N OUT from the day's'endless round of house- work. . . where Is she now 4 Spending her time In re creation . . . instead of drudgery In a hot kitchen. Where she formerly greeted her htnbond in high dudgeon, the now welcomes him in high spirits. And that Is the triumph of electricity. It smooths the day for the housewife by helping her complete her housework In leu time and BUHN'S JEW ELR Y STORE Grants Pass, Oregon We Buy Old Gold lets effort. It Is the King of Comforts. . . and where It It frojly used, the house at last becomes a home. ELECTRICITY LUKE'S SECOND HAND STORE will do fli» work o f Pay Cash and Save the Difference for only a ftw cent« THE CAUFORN1A OREGON POWER COMPANY two or three jtrv o n /i a doy, 1 Grants Page, Oregon— Ph. 228J DEPHN DABLB MERCHANDISE at the 1 lowest 1 pfifcta cobslsfdBt w ith quality. HEA TH'S MEN'S Grants Pams . . - nu» W Oregon also W e Call Tuesday and Friday WHERE IS THE W O M A N Who w a s g o H ie d e l n i g h t ? I , I Fine Watch A Jewelry Repairing 1 Ready for you when promised Prices Most Reasonable We Appreciate Your Business SLOVER'S N A TIO N A I, DRUG STORE Bough dry, no starch in anything, flat pieces all nicely ironed, wearing ap parel soft and most of it fit to wear, one hdkf. to each pound; extra bdkfs. lc each, nicely hand ironed— BY BETTY WBB8TBR ♦---------------------- * 8x10 Incn size with each *6.00 worth of kodak work on films (Minimum Charge 50c) Household 1 he business and professional people of Grants Pa$*, listed in this directory are glad to serve the people of this territory in any way possible. They firadv beKfeve that wheuever possible your home town merchant should be I patronized, but they offer their services in a (Wit ion te those you can receive at home, and invite you to consult them when in Grants Pass. F R E E ENLARGEMENTS 8c Per Pound si si c e she u s e s electric servants K B LIFE IS PLEASANT T O O
