Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19??, April 13, 1933, Image 4

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H IE GOLD HILL NEWS
Foots Creek
News
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(By Mrs. Marlon Lance)
THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1933
son Donald who have been staying Mr. Cerveny's brother William
at the home of Mr. Elliotts mother were shopping in Medford Satur-
Mrs. Pauline Wahl for some time day. Wednesday evening they visit-
left Wednesday for Yreka, Calif, ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mar-
on a business trip returning Thurs- ion Lance.
day evening.
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I Mr. anti Mrs. Oscar Moe are the
Mr. Brown of the state mining parents of twin daughters Jean and
association of Portland accotnpan- Joan born at Grants Pass Sunday,
ied by Henry Miller of Grants Pass
Rev. E. Iverson of Medford will
vjsj,et, Lance brothers placer mine
y,(1IM|av,
j visit the Foots creek Sunday school
J Faster Sunday.
Wallace Galbrath who was taken
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ill at his home about ten days ago Teeth Put Into Traffic
is rapidly recovering.
L .w s A fU r June 9th
Firestone Service Stores, Inc
C L. Hopkins, Manager
As every age lias its problems so low pressure principle, but, carry­
At 9th and Riverside in M elloni
Phone &20.
il must bave its leader«, unii thè ex- ing on with exhaustive experi­
Firestone tires, batteries, com­ icntial qualily of thè leader is his ment and lest developed the com­
plete balloon equipment, since
plete brake service with <1 u»i
abìlity to scuse thè needs of his ll|,pr„va| as standard by the high­
equipment, and firestone Cowdro
est automotive authority.
machine, wheel rims, speri 'tu o i generation, ami Io supply them.
lubrication, gasoline, oils and road
I his is the greatest of all Indus-1 In giving the balloon tire Io the
service.
trial ages, Its demands are along world, and in discovering the
This is the leading institution of Industrial lines but in all essen- means of making It long wearing
the community which the public has tiuls they call for the same quail- and economical through gum-dip-
learned to regard as headquarters! lies of leadership—the spirit of ping, Firestone Is only living up
lor dependable tire sales and serv- the pioneer who secs ahead of his to the program of pioneering effort
ice where motorists have learned lime and has courage to lead the which won leadership for the name
they get the utmost values for their way.
and the product.
money.
Such is the spirit which, from the ■ This firm also handles butteries
This reliable establishment is un- beginning, animated and still con- which are manufactured by. the
der the direction of men of long e x -1 trots the Firestone organisation.
Firestone lir e and Rubber Co.
perience in this particular servin'
No more notable proof could be
We are pleased to compliment
and huve equipped themselves for | found than the production of the the well known establishment up-
serving all motordom with a guar- first balloon tires—Firestone. Full- on the sterling quality of the pro-
anteed quality of tires and tubes and sized Balloon Gum-dripped Cords, duct they have seen fit to supply
Not only did Firestone pioneer the the public.
requisite accessories.
The ladies aid of the Prasliyter-
ian church of Bogue River met
Friday at the home of Mrs. O. C.
Palmer at the Alaska Auto park for
an all day meeting with a splendid
luncheon served at noon. I here
was an attendance of thirty-one. It
was planned to hold a food sale at
Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Butler and
Reckless and drunken drivers will
Pruits Store at Rogue River Satur- son of Medford were dinner guests
day. April 15 for the purpose of Sunday at the home of Mrs. Effie be under closer scrutiny of state of-
raising money to pay the taxes on Birdseye and family. On Wednes- flcials after June 9th. as a result of
the church property. Election of ,,ay yjrs. Birdseye and son Victor changes made by the state legislat-
officers was held. Mrs. George Bad- were ¡n Grants Pass on business ure in the operators' code, reports
ley, president, Mrs. Albert Mcll- nn(, .,|so c»lle»l on Mrs. H. P. Eg Hal E. Iloss. Secretary of Slate.
vain, vice president, Mrs. Sam San-
Every person convicted of oper-
dry, secretary. Mrs. W. A. Johnston
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ating a motor vehicle because of in-
treasurer. Others present were Rev.
Ethel Henderson from near Gold eompch'iicx. driving while intoxi-
and Mrs. Sidney Harris, Mrs. Elisa- Hi|j spcnt lhe
e„,| wilh p lan -: rated, recklessness and hit and run
STUDENT1S MEET NOTED MEN for the National Council for the pre-
beth Fowler, Mrs. W. F. Wright,t che Bucker.
| drivers, regardless of the court hav- High School Bands
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' vention of war: Captain Salisbury,
Mrs. Ray Moore. Mrs. Carlos Mag-
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' ing jurisdiction in the matter, will
To Compete at U. of O. Eugene, Ore.—In one fortnight famous explorer; Yosuke Matsuoka.
erle. Mrs. John Breeding. Mrs. Dav-
Tlu.
Creek Sunday school be reported immediately to the Sec-
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students of the University were of- leader in the Japanese delegation to
id McLaren, Mrs. Vencil Cerving, wiI| observe Easter with a pro- { rctary of Stale for appropriate acl-
gram and treat for the children, and ion in the mailer of license suspen- , Eugene, Ore,_Bands from more (cred opportunity of contact with the League of Nations and a graiiu
Mrs. Walter Combs. Mrs. Effie f
....... .......high
Birdseye, Miss Tillie Anderson
on. will ......
also begin using ....................
lhe twenty I sions or revocations, changes in the ,hnn
20 I schools in various six great thinkers ami orators of the ule of the University of Oregbn; l.ln-
Miss Ethel Simpson,
Mrs. Martin ncw' s„ng boJks recentlx purchased. I law
require. These citations of Iraf-' part<i of |he stale will enter the an- world. First cam. |)r. Henry Nelson coin Steffens, one of America's out­
e rs . J. F. Julian. Mrs. F. E. Jiggar
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¡fie violations arc required from
all I nna| Oregon State hand contest, to Wieinan, foremost authority on re- standing reforming Journalists and
Mrs. John Biles. Mrs. Bedford Biles.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Umce of Gold t Oregon courts, which will include
hel.l on the University of Orc- liglon. He was followed by Fred- Frank Corsswalth. negro educator.
Mrs. C. T. Baker, Mrs. Lee Maddux. Hin were dinner guests Friday of courts in every city and town. Prev- go|1 ,.am,nls April 14 and 15. it was crick J. Libby, executive secretary editor And labor lender.__________ _
i lously onlx justice courts, district announced by Jedin H. Stehn, direc­
Mrs. T. I. Galligar, Mrs. Marion y,r an(| Mrs. George Lance
courts and circuit courts were re- tor of the university hand and
Lance and Mrs. Palmer, hostess.
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Ray Boling of Central Point spent jquired to forward the information, chairman for the event.
The next meeting will be held at
•’The fact that each municipal
the home of Mrs. Albert Mcllvain several days last week at the home
In all. more than 700 students
of his brother Lester and family.
judge, or city recorder, is forced to will
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be the guests of the university
at Rogue River April 21.
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I make a report of all serious traffic : ,or |,lc contest and 1 Ians arc being
Mr. ami Mrs. Vencil Cerveny and ! violations upon which convictions ma),e for their entertainment both
Week of April 17-22
Mr. and Mrs Frank Elliott and
- have been recorded, will practically by students
s| U<ients and
ami bv
bx townspeople.
For
our
special
next
week we will finish FREE OF
T i T il*. .
14|oui>ie the effectiveness of the curb 1 The concerts will all he held in Mc­
CHARGE «'tie plain House Dress with every family
Inn outlaw operators,” explained Arthur Court, which has a s-nting
Secretary Hass. “Many serious traf­ rapacity
bundle anu unting to 90c or more.
for
several
thousand
fic violations have conic under the people.
Will Also Pick Up Dry
Leave Orders at
jurisdiction of these courts and the
Itanils will compete In three class­
Clvaalng
convicted drivers have continued es. ('lass A will Include schools over
SHAVERS BARBER SHOP
to operate I heir automobiles because 600, class It those from 400 to 600.
W e Call Tuesday
and we will call and deliver
the State was unaware of the fact and class C under 400. All cham­
and Friday
at your home.
and could not suspend or revoke the pions from last year, Jefferson in
operator’s license. The new law will class A. Silverton in class It. and
eliminate that condition,” Boss said. Hill Military Academx in class C
An additional help to the enforce­ will be present Io defend iheir li­
ment of lhe suspension or revoca- lies.
Grants Pass, Oregon
I tion of drivers licenses is the new
Each band will be required to
I provision in the law requiring earh play one selection number. They
| convicting magistrate to immediat­ arc first allowed a “warm-up”
ely lake up the license of those inarch which will not he judged.
found guilty of serious offenses and This ••warm-up” however will be in
I forward lhe cards to the state de- the nature of a contest, since sever­
i partment.
al band masters will play their own
compoaitiona in a special composi­
tion contest.
Look at this Special...
F r e n c h ’s S te a m L a u n d r y
Conger Funeral Parlors
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On Oregon Farm*
Farmers Try New Crops
OF
DO YOU REALLY KNOW
t k L O W COST of " A L L ELECTRIC" SERVICE
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The ute of "ALL ELECTRIC" service in your home
corresponds to quantity-buying of groceries or any
other commodity. The larger the quantity purchased,
the less cost per unit,- and the more electric current
you use the less cost per kilowatt hour.
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Y ou and your family will enjoy the comfort and
convenience that are brought to you with the increas­
ed use of electricityl Y ou will appreciate the low cost
of this up-to-the-minute service.
1HE CALIFORNIA OREGON ROWER COMPANY
Grants Pass Business Directory
The business and professional people of Grants Pass,
listed in this directory are glad to serve the people of this
territory in any way possible. They firmly believe that
whenever possible your home town merc-hant should be
patronized, but they offer their services in addition to
those you can receive at honre, and invite ycu to consult
them when in Grants Pass.
FREE ENLARGEMENTS
8x10 Inch size with each 85.00
worth of kodak work on films
MUSIC AND PHOTO HOUSE
Grants Pass, Oregon
We Appreciate Your Business
SLOVER’S
NATIONAL DRUG STORE
J. A. Slover, Prop.
Grants Pass, Oregon
ROGUE RIVER HARDWARE
CO.
Sherwin Williams Paints
McCormick-Deering Farm
Implements
Housewares—General Hardware
204 South Sixth St.—Phone 38
Grants Pasa, Oregon
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I Fine Watch A Jewelry Repairing
Beady for you when promised
Prices Most Reasonable
BUHN'S JEWELRY STORE
Grants Pass, Oregon
We Huy Old Gold
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VALLEY CLEANERS
«11 1-2 East H St.
Grants Pass, Ore.
Opposite P. O.
Phone 260
Suits cleaned and pressed 81.00
Hats cleaned and blocked 81.00
Plain dresses cleaned and press
ed 81.00
DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE
nt the lowest prices consistent
with quality.
HEATH'S MEN’S WEAR
Grants Pasa - - - - - Oregon
La Grande—Twelve new crop
demonstrations on acreages rang­
ing from two to 40 acres have been
arranged by farmers through Union
county. Most are with crested
wheat grass though three earh are
trying flax seed and alfalfa planted
in rows for seed. Dunean McDonald
of this vacinity is putting in the
largest acreage of these new crops,
seeding 40 acres to flax and 20 acres
Io erested wheat grass, reports H.
G. Avery, county agent. J. B. Weav­
er of Union is putting in 20 acres of
alfalfa for seed and 10 acres of flax.
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MEDFORD
OREGON
W. P. CHISHOLM. M. D.
Geaeral Practitioner
Phones Office 19, Res. 9-1.
I Gold H ill,
OFegon
Honner’s Feed Store
their line, and as a result their bus­
At 41 S. Grape St. in Medford. lory.
They bundle a full line of feed, iness has grown until they reach
Phone 799.
To successfully conducl a business and have given ssteciul cure inse- out In every direction.
Because of lhe great volume of
of this nature requires special lecting it so il will give lhe best re­
study and care in selecting the sults. Only feeds that are fat and business transacted thru their ex­
stock Farmers are no longer satis- milk producers will he found in tensive establishment, because of
fled to feed their stock any kind their stock ami they are constantly i their up-to-date business methods
of feed but require a feed that has j in touch with their customers who and the high quality of product
been tested, and of proven quality. 1 have given it a trial.
I bandied. Ibis well-known concern
This firm has given the question
They make a special effort to the has gained for this section a com-*
careful study and consequently is farmer and are glud to give him inereial prestige as an excellent
aiding in the agriculture develop- any advice or information he dc- market for retailer that could be
ment of all the surrounding lerrl-1 sires on any subject pertaining loiguined in no other manner.
Extension Records Broken
Dallas—March broke all records
in the history of extension work in
Polk county for number of calls nt
(he office of County Agent J. It
Beck. During the month there were
589 calls either personally or by
W . A. Holloway, Prop
telephone. Of these 34 were farmers
it
at
this grocery you save money
seeking loans from the federal loan
At 117 N. Central St. in Medford.
and why? For the well-known fact
office. In addition to the office bus­ Phone 20.
that a grocery operated on a smaller
iness, the agent made 79 farm calls
At this popular grocery and food margin of profit than any other line
in March. The usual volume of of-
lice* calls in Polk county runs store you will find only the most of business. And for this renson they
wholesome and nationally known | must turn their stock five or more
around 200 or so a month.
times a year, thus insuring fresh
lines of provisions,
Know what is going on in Gold
Huy it at Ibis grocery is a fitting groceries at all times of the year.
This grocery is one of lhe vilal el­
Hill—Subscribe Io The News and slogan for all oeople who wish Io
keep informed.
keep their food bill al the lowest ements In the health and prosperity
possible figure. Al this day and age of Ibis section. Their motto is Ser­
. . . . . . < • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * the modern grocery is more than vice anil Quality First, so the next
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♦ just a grocery store. It is a store time you are tempted to send to
Gold Hill Lodge No. 129
xvhere "you get good groceries and ¡distant eilies for your supplies Just
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I. O. O. F.
Ihc very best of foods at all times, {slop to think, when you spend your
Their slogan is, we spend with those money lhat far away II is used lo
Meets every Tuesday evening
who spend with us. When you buy { develop the distant cities and makes
Visitors Always Welcome
Reliable Grocery
your own property less valuable.
Money spent at home tends to create
the community spirit, and a percen­
tage of (his dollar thusly spent w ill
actually come hack to you in some
form or another.
This grocery Is under able and
efficient management who have
spent a great deal of their lives In
lhe grocery business. They gee that
their slock is replete at all limes
with the food supplies that every
housewife asks for and need?. Nal-
ionnlly known brnnds are carried
together with those of local manu­
facture. If it can be had at all you
w ill find it nt this grocery.
American Fruitgrowers, Inc.
AMETHYST REBEKAH LODGE 97.
, Meets every Wednesday Night at the
I. O. O. F. Hall, Gobi Hill. Oregon
Carrie Puhi, Noble Grand.
They are well located on N.
Ethel Martin, Vice Grand.
Central in Medford. Phone 1265
Elinor Force, secretary.
Through their straight-forward
Lucy Mce, Treasurer.
and above-board policies this firm
GOLD HILL CHAPTER W. R. C. has established an enviable reputa­
Meets Twice a month on the 2nd tion in these parts and farmers and
and 4th Wednesdays at their Club the people generally have come to
rooms in the City Hall.
look upon this firm as one of the
Maybelle Dotson, president.
prominent concerns of this section.
Edith Bryan, secretary.
Through their extensive dealings
Madge Dorman, Treasurer.
in these lines they afford lhe farm­
ers of this section a most advantag­
~CHRisTIAN~SCIENCE NOTICE
Christian Science services are eous market right at their door.
They bring very many dollars
held each Sunday morning nt elev­
en o’clock in the building across Into this section each year thnt
would otherwise go to some other
from Odd Fellows hall.
Everyone Is welcome.
G. R. GREEN, Manager.
not so entirely satisfactory in every
particular.
No matter what problem you may
have in marketing you will find the
management can solve it for you.
They are courteous and willing lo
give you all the information on lo­
cal fruits of whieh they carry a
complete line.
This section is indeed fortunate
lo have such a p»-igrcssive firm to
serve it in this line for it udils in no
little way to the progress and pros­
perity of the entire surrounding
territory.
In making this review of the
business interests wc are glad to
center where policies and service compliment this well known place
upon the business of this concern
ns conducted, and to say that this
firm w ill greatly add to the develop­
ment and expansion of this section
of the state.
The management are good busi­
ness men who have by their honest
methods brought this establishment
into the leading position that It oc­
cupies today In the commercial and
agricultural life of this section.
They have always been booster*
for this community and In this bus­
iness review we wish to compli­
ment them upon the admirable man­
ner in which they are serving the
public.