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Cl IE GOLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY, MARCH 30, >933 LEGAL THE GOLD HILL NEWS T H E Y W IL L DO IT C ITA TIO N In the County Court of the .Stale of Oregon for Jackson County. In ihe Mailer of Ihe adoption of Jacqueline Jeanne Hoffman, a mi nor child. To Nora Hoffman and — —— Established 1897 Published by Mac’s Printing Go. R. E. BLANKENBURG, Editor and Business Manager LOIS BLANKENBURG, Associate Editor Hoffman, hep husband: IN T H E NAME OF T H E STATE OF OREGON: You are hereby com manded to appear before the coun ty court of Ihe stale of Oregon for Jackson County, on the 24th day of April, 1933 al fen o’clock A. M. at Ihe court house in Medford, Oregon to show cause, if any exists, why a decree of this court should not be made decreeing that Ihe said Jac- jueline Jeanne Hoffman should be 'o all intents and purposes the •hild of Mary Marjorie Porter, and hat the name of Jaequeline Jeanne ’foffman he changed Io Jacqueline eanne Porter. Witness my hand and the seal >f this court affixed Ihis 20th day -if March, 1933. G. R. CARTER, C!erk of the County and I23-A13 Circuit Court. An Independent Newspaper Published in the Interests of Gold Hill Oregon and Vicinity PU B LISH ED E V E R Y TH U R SD A Y Entered at the Postuffiue at Gold H ill, Oregon, (or transinisalon through the w a ll* as sccond-claas matter Sabscriptloa 32.00 a year In advance. NOTICES Advertising rate* on application. j lodge notices, u cubit of poetry and ( a curd of thanks. And lie forgellelh Consider the edilorl A child 1« Io read proff on Ihe dead, and Ihe horn unto the wile of n merchant darned thing eomelli out “Gone Io in town. 'Hie phyalclan gettelh 35 : Her Last Boasting Place." plunk*. The editor writeth a «tick And all Ihul are ukin Io Ihe de and n half and telleth the m ulti tude tliut the ehlld tippelh the beam ceased jumitelh on Ihe editor witli al nine pound*. Yea. he llelh even exceeding great Jump*. And they a* a ernturlau. And the proud fnllier pulielh out llie ir ads and enneelelh their suits, and they swing the ham glveth him a Cremo. Behold the young one growelh up mer unto the third and fourth gener and graduulelh. And the editor pul- ations. (Exchange) CAN8T THOU BEAT ITT lelh In the paper a swell piece. Yea, a |iearh of a notice. He telleth of the wisdom of Ihe young woman and of her exceedingly eomeline**. Like On Oregon Farm* unlo the ro*e* of Sharon I* she. and * her gown I* played up to beat the band. And the dressmaker gelteth Set Shell ‘'Lime" Available two score and four iron men. And Marshfield — Distribution of Ihe editor gel* a noir of thunks from the sweet girl gruduute. (M ay ground sen shell Io southwestern Oregon furiners for use as agrirul- be.) And the duiightrr goelh on a jour j tural lime is again assured through ney. And the editor throweth him uetion at the nnnual meeting of the self on the slory of (hr furewell par directors of the Coo* Bay Lime and ly. It runneth n column solid. And Fertiliser association, a coo|>eratlve Ihe fulr one rememberelh him from concern formed lusl year. Member afar with a picture postal card that ship fee for furiners has been re duced Io 20 cents a year and the coslelh six for a jitney. Behold, she rrturneth. and the price of Hie ground shell set al S5 a youth of Ihe town fall down and Ion w hirh is far cheaper than agri worship. She picketh one and Io, cultural lime may be shipiied in. she picketh a lemon. Bui Ihe editor County Agent Jenkins reports that callrth him one of Ihe promising the ground shell is entirely satis young men anil gelteth away with factory for use in this district and it. And they send unlo the editor u is the most economical material hid Io Ihe wedding, and behold the available. Shells are dredged from Coos bay and ground to powder. hid* are fashioned in a far city. Flowery and long is Ihe wedding Dairymen Continue TV"t Work notice which Ihe editor printed. The Tillamook— Dairymen allrnding minister gelteth his bit. The editor prinletti a death notice. Ihe annual meeting of ihe local herd BY BETTY W EBSTER Iw o columns of obituary, three improvement association were unan Cook asparagus until done, Re- steak (1-2 inch thick). imous in voting to continue testing 3 tablespoons of butter. move from water and cool. HOUSBHOLD H IN TS W. G. BISHOP, M. I). I work this year. Fees have been re Little salt. Place on crisp lettuce leaves. Physician anil Surgeon duced from SI .55 per cow to «1.30. Plan for Summer! Fix up and add L iltle pepper. On lop of asparagus pul diced cel County Agent Bergstrom is assisting ¡Io your furniture for porch or yard. _______ __________ Al Becker's Drug Store— Mon., Make a bread dressing. ery, , chopped pickles and nuts. Pour in Ihe campaign for new members. To do this you do not have to spend French dressing over Ihis. Top with . Wed.. Fridays, o io 7 p. m. Method: Medford office: Jackson County The dairymen also voted Io form a a lol of money. I ake old furniture a |((||e mayonnaise and trim with a . Bank Building Place one slice of halibut on rack counly dairy association patterned of your own or buy second hand pjece of pimento or green pepper. j of a roaster. Sprinkle with sail ond after the stnie organization. They kitchen tables nnd chairs, also a ■ ______ 1 pepper. Place two-thirds of dress- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE NOTICE have also reduced the price of T ill few second hand comfortable chairs ! Grape Tapiora Padding i ing on top of this. Place second slice Christian Science services are amook calves 25 per cent so ihal ; or sctlees. Then gel busy w iiih your | I of halibut on top of dressing. Sea- 2 cups of grape juice. held each Sunday morning at elev many are now being shipped out ' paint brush. You can do wonders 4 tablespoons of tapioca. ! son. Dot with pieces of butter and en o'clock in the building Rcross at the new price of $7.50. with paint. 1 tablespoon of lemon juice. ' dressing. Use tooth picks to hold Irom Od<l Fellows hall. A porch can he made attractive by 3-4 cup of sugar. , slices in place. Put litttlc water in Everyone is welcome. Seed Spuds Sold Io South furnishing it w itli a painted kitchen Little salt. 1 pan. Bake uncovered in a hot oven. Oregon City— The Northern High (able; n painted kitchen chair; a 1 egg while. land Seed Poinlo growers havr re box or a nail barrel painted for a Method: cently sold eleven cars of certified taharel; a couch with a cretonne Dissolve tapioca in 1 cup of cold ♦ •o ld H ill Lodge No. 129 Burbank seed ns a repeal order Io I cover nnd a painted rocker or two. water. ♦ l o. o. r. potato growers in California. This Little dashes of contrasting color, Scald grape juice. business came as n direct resull of flower motifs and lines w ill make Pour hot juice over tapiocA and ♦ Moats ever? Tnesdsy evening a visit made to the California pota your furniture equally as pretly and cook in a double boiler until trans Visitor* Always Welcome * to growing districts last w inter by as satisfactory as if you had bought parent. J. J. Inskeep. county agent. The expensive new furniture. Add lemon juice, sugar, and salt. • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 local association is getting satisfac Paint up your (in pails and flower Bent egg w hile stiff and add slow tory distribution of Its stock, w ork pols and glass jars Io harmonize A M ETH YST REBEKAH LODGE 97. ly fo tapioca mixture. Pour into In ing through a Portland sales agent. with your color scheme and use Meet« even»’ Wednesday Night nt the dividual molds or one large mold. these for plant and flow er contain Serve cold w ith whipped cream or I. O. O. F. Hall. Gold H ill. Oregon Alfalfa and Clover Uninjured ers, Add cretonne cushions and table w ith custard sauce made of the yolk Carrie Puhi, Noble Grand. Dallas— As practically nil the covers and there w ill he “no spot F.lhel Martin, Vice Grand. of egg. well-established ladino clover nnd like home in Ihe good old summer E linor Force, secretary. alfalfa fields in Polk county came lim e!" Lucy Mae. Treasurer. RAKING HINTS through the winter in good shape, Raisin Biscuits •O L D HILL CHAPTER W. R. C. growers are applying land plaster COOKING H IN TS 1 cup of raisins (chopped) Meds Twice a month on the 2nd nr super phosphate Io stimulate as Asparagus 2 cups of flour. and 4th Wednesdays at Ih d r Club heavy production ns possible this 1-2 teaspoon of salt. During Ihe asparagus season il season when prospccllve supplies of rooms In the City Hall. 1 cup of milk. should be served Iw o or three limes other forage arc grenlly depleted by Maybelle Dotson, president. 2 teaspoons of baking powder. a week. H is a healthful vegetable Ihe severe w inler freezing, reports Edith Bryan, secretary. and good ns a tonic. Here arc a few ' 2 tablespoons of shortening. County Agent Beck. Madge Dorman, Treasurer. suggestions ns to ways you can serve j Method: asparagus. Where possible steam ! Sifl flour, salt and baking powder into bowl. Add shortening. Rub to asparagus rallier limn boil it. gether lightly, and add enough milk 1. Buttered asparagus on toast. Io hold m ixtur logeiher. Add raisins. 2. Creamed asparagus on toast. Mix well. Place on a floured board. 3. Asparagus and sweet breads. 4. Asparagus salad with French ¡Boll or pal into 1-inch thickness. Cut For ottr special next week we will finish FREE Oh with floured biscuit cutler. Brush dressing. lops w itli milk. Bake twenty min 5. Asparagus short cake. CHARGE one Cotton Bed Blanket with every family utes. 6. Asparagus with poached eggs. "Hints fo r the household •----------------------- « 6 • ♦ • • STATEM ENT OF T H E O W NER SHIP, MANAGEMENT* CIRCULA TIO N , ETC., REQ UIRED BY T H E ACT OF CONGRESS OF AUGUST 24. 1912. Of The Gold H ill News published weekly al Gold H ill, Oregon, for April 1, 1933. Slate of Oregon, County of Jack- son ss. Before me, a Notary Public, in and fo r the State and county afore said. personally appeared R. E. Blankenhurg. who, having been duly sworn according to law, deposes and says Ihal he is the editor of the Gold H ill News and that the following is, to the best of his knowledge and belief a true statement of the own ership, management, etc., of the aforesaid publication for the date shown in the above caption, re quired by Ihe Act of August 24. 1912. embodied in section 411, Postal Laws and Regulations, printed on the reverse of this form to w it: 1. That the names and addresses of the publisher, editor, managing edilor, and business manager is R. E. Blankenhurg. Gold H ill. Oregon. 2. That the owners are Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Blankenhurg, Gold H ill, Oregon. 3. That the known bondholders, mortgagees, and other security hold ers owning or holding 1 per cent or more of total amount of bonds, mortgages, or other securities are Mrs. Nora Edith Shorb, La Grande, Oregon. R. E. Bi-ANKENBURG, Editor, Sworn to and subscribed before me Ihis 25th day of March, 1933. H EN R Y D. R EED Notary Public My commission expires May 17, 193«. t W. P. CHISHOLM. M. D. General Practitioner I I Phones Office 10, Res. 9-L I Gold H ill, Oregon I ♦ --------------------------------------- - » HOURS Look at this Special... bundle amounting to 90c or more. Leave Orders at SIIA V E R 8 BARBER SHOP and wa w ill call and deliver at your home. W ill Also Pick Up Dry Cleaning Asparagus Salmi Serve Cold. 2 Stuffed Halibut Roast one-pound slices of halibut R E A L L Y K N E W T H E F A C T S , you would buy an electric refrigerator at once. T h e food saving alone will pay for the refrigerator to say nothing about safeguarding your health and that o f your family. T he amount of electricity requir ed to operate the average electric refrigerator is so small in comparison with the benefits derived W e Call Tuesday and Friday F r e n c h ’s S team L a u n d ry Grants Paas, Oregon that it need scarcely be considered. See your hardware, furniture or electrical dealer today. WE C A L IF O R N IA — Conger Funeral Parlors M EDFORD OREGON R E LIA B LE REASONABLE ADVERTISE IN THE GOLD HILL NEWS O R E G O N POW ER C O M P A N Y g .
