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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1933)
rU E GOLD HILI. NEWS THURSDAY, APRIL 13. 1933 GIRL SCOUT NEWS Last Thursday the Girl Scouts hiked to the reservoir and down to their scout hall, making a map of the routes they took. When they reached the hall many girls passed tests leading to the Second ('lass test. It is hoped that everyone w ill be able to pass this test before school is out. At the court of honor I'uesday the leaders and seconds for the next six weeks were chosen. Those having made the most progress practical training ii | h > ii all subjects whose department endorses and were chosen as leaders. They were and phases of the science of fire contributes to the support of the Marjorie Cameron, leader, and control, particularly as it applies to School, is urging the fire chiefs and Helen Dorman, second, for Tulip and fits the needs of the small city firemen of the stale to uttend and patrol; Mildred Smith, leader .and and community. Instructions and the mayors and common councils Phyllis Miller, second, of Canary working demonstrations w ill hr un ' of all Oregon communities to pro- 1.iti, I. Sybil W e tte r, leader.* .mil der the leadership of the best en i vide funds to meet the actual ex* Marjorie Skelton, second, of Ever gineering talent and experienced I prnaea of their fire department rep- green patrol; Dorothy Ham, leader, fire-control sx|>erts on the Pacific ' resentatives in attendance, as a com and Valentine Cook, second of Star munity fire safety insurance Invest coast. patrol. ment. Stale Eire Marshal A. II. Averill, On April 22 the Evergreens and Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Abbott were Mr. and Mrs. C lifford W right left Stars w ill take a hike and later for Rockwood. Washington, Sumbty, Medford visitors Saturday. the Tulips and Canaries w ill go after a few months* vsit here with Harry Ellsworth of Grants Pass lor their hike. Notebooks w ill lie Mrs. Susie Coy. was a guest of Mr. and Mgs. Geo. i due April 26. Mrs. Win. Heed. Mrs. Dick Robin- llammersly Wednesday. Easter Greetings “SAY IT WITH FLOWERS” A choice selection of Easter Lilies, Hydrangeas, etc., Cut Flowers. son and Miss Bertha Coy were shoppers in Medford Monday. II. F. Drake and W. W. Tranah ! were business callers in Grants Mrs .C. \V. Martin who has been Pass Tuesday. taking electrical treatments in Med Mr. anil Mrs. W ill Musty and Mr. ford, was a patient at the Surfed and Mrs. Sterling Richmond of Cen- j Heart hospital Monday night ami tral Point were visiting Mr .and Tuesday. Mrs. J. W. Lewis here Sunday. Algie Eox and Elwood Fox of Los The Gold Angeles are here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Win. E'erguson. They e x w rt ball leam is the Sams to remain about a mont.h fThursday) M e d fo r d G r e e n h o u s e 1005 East Main Phone 374 No store in town—Suy at Greenhouse. Easter Egg Dyes EASTER EGG CANDIES Prints - Overalls - Stockings DRAKE'S General Line of Groceries and Dry Goods Hey, Fellas! FISHING SEASON IS HERE! and we’ve got the finest line of tackle ever offered. H ill liigli selloni base playing Sein» Valley 011 Valley diamond Ihls nflernoon. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Cooper of Mrs. Wm. Puhi. Mrs. C. W. Mar Dunsmuir, California, were litre visiting Mrs. Morjarie Pena Mon lin and Mrs. Tom Smith were Med ford business callers Wednesday. day evening. Permanents— Easier Special— Oil Mrs. Madeleine Pendleton. Mis- of Sandalwood, complete wave. Mabel Moore and Mrs. Marjoeii Pena attended a banquet at Ihc *2.88. The Cave Beauty Shop, Grants 4L Southern Oregon Normal school a* Paas- Phone 73. Ashland Wednesday evening. Mrs. Celia Combcst was railed Io Redmond. Oregon. Monday In j news of the illness of her father, i who had suffered a paralytic stroke : She returned Wednesday. Fishing Outlook Fair for Opening Day The fishing outlook for the open ing day this season. (Saturday. April 15) is fair, according Io a report re leased by ihc game division of the state police. The road is ojicn to Squaw lake, where fishing ‘-should be good.” Cpper Big Applegate is dear, also Carbcrry creek, a trib utary of the Applegate. The road is open Io South Eork of Bogue river via Prospect. The water is d e a r and in good fishing rendition. Evnns creek, above Wim er, is expected to provide good fishing the opening day and L ittle Unite creek and Elk creek are clear bul a little high for good fishing. \ \ hether you're after the big salmon, the steel head, or the fighting trout, you'll find tackle, flies, etc., to your liking at our store. ^ireman’s School at Corvallis June 6-9 Salem. Oregon, Apr. 12 (Special) -Preparations are underway for holding of the Oregon Fireman's School which is conducted annually under Ihc auspices of the Oregon Eire Chiefs association, the engine ering of the Oregon Stale College, the State Board for Vocational Edu cation and the Stale Eire Marshal ileparlnienl cooperating. This year's school w ill be held ul Corvallis. June 6 to 9, inclusive. The four-day program, according Io a circular letter issued io tile fire chiefs ami firemen of the stale by President J. E. Volstroff of the Eire Chiefs Association, who is chief of Ibe Hood River fire department, w ill be replete with instructions and TO TOP OFF THAT NEW EASTER OUTFIT Ham 's Grocery and M arket E. T. HAM, Prop. Groceries and Fresh Meats i i ' i — ai Arrow Underwear 50c to $1.00 Arrow Cravats $1.00 Suits $19.50 and $24.50 IJIJII a I- - ■! > <r" ■ »11 | . Il l - I I I -spill l.| B I. II KELLOGGS CORN FLAKES 3 package« ............ 23c WHITE KING WASHING POWDER Large package ..... 32c SHREDDED WHEAT Package .................. 10c WHITE WONDER SOAP 10 Bar« 25c PINK SALMON Tall can« ............ 10c TOMATO SAUCE 6 can« ............... 25c GOLDEN WEST COFFEE 3-lb. can» 89c SALAD DRESSING Pint jar« ......... 15c Quart jar« 25c DEL MONTE SPINACH No. 2V> tin« 2 for 25c Wc Fill County Relief Orders FREE— Theatre Tickets With every subteription—new or renewal—we will give two tickets to the Roxy Theatre, Medford. Tickets good any day of week. Arrow Shirts $1.95 Fishing and Hunting Licenses for Sale 1 CALUMET BAKING POWDER 21/ , lb. tins ............ 55c Shoes $2.95 to $8.00 RODS, REELS, FLIES, BAIT, LINES, AU at the Most Reasonable Prices. - Specials for Saturday New Spring Hat« $1.95 to $5.00 SmiKn Charlie Says . THIS OFFER GOOD FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY — ACT NOW — See Our Window» — It Will Pay You to Shop at G o ld H i l l S u p p ly ‘Where Price» Sell Quality’ Phone 8 L A. A. W ALKER We Deliver T h e f e ll e r who i believes thaTevery i thing comes to Kim j w h o w a its” i s th e sam e b ir d who later says, "th* w o r l d o w e s m e & l iv in ’ YOU W IL L S A V E Real Money by Shopping at the Golden Rule for your Spring Clothing Needs MEN’S MEN’S MEN’S MEN’S MEN’S MEN’S WORK SHOES ............................................. $1.19 to $3.95 WORK SHIRTS STRAW HATS HIGH GRADE SUITS $14.85 DRESS SHIRTS UNION SUITS MEN’S FULL CUT BROADCLOTH SHORTS MEN’S DRESS OXFORDS MEN’S DRESS HATS 25c $1.98 to $5.00 $1.48 to $3.50 Never in our 28 years have we been able to offer such values as we are now showing. T h e G o ld en R u le GRANTS PASS, OREGON H e a th ’s The Gold H f I News Stanton Rowell, Sole Owner $2.00 Per Year (¡RANTS PASS. OREGON ! Mack’s Seed and Feed Store “Gill Bro.. Seed” 514— filii Street in Grants Pass. fad in every field of research Ihe latest of scientific methods are Phone 301B. The trade have come to know brought into play to make for e ffi ciency and advancement. This is '.that they can get from them the best true of Ihc seed business and the ! seeds of all kinds on market, hence modern firm in this line must he Î they seek no further market. They one of advanced ideas regarding Ihe have the reputation far and wide as scientific production of seeds Ihat business men of wide experience ‘ are pure, lesled and relialile. straightforward methods and it is The management has made a sci I not surprising that (he volume of entific study of Ihe needs of the ter business is ever increasing. ritory and secures Gill Bros. Seed With »lie advance of the limes Ihat suit Ihe trade of this section of greater precaution is taken in every the state. Every farmer should call branch of life. The manufacturer, around here occasionally and see farmer, doctor, the scientist and in how production can he increased. Tile m ailer of price lias also re ceived attention tiere, for it tins be come a well established fact not (>nly in Ihe city h i l l in Ihe surround ing country Hint Ihe quotations of this store are always as low as is consistent with sound business. They permit no one Io offer greater values, just as they permit no one io offer higher quality, and this happy combination has resulted in a large amt ever-increasing custom. We wisli Io compliment them and direct your attention Io (his estab lishment as one of the relialile busi ness institutions of Ihe community. J. W. Copeland Yards M. E. Treadgold, Manager 4th and G street in Grants Pass. Phone 78. This is one of the firms in this section that offers Ihe best of ser vice and prices that are so reason able as to encourage building of new homes and enterprises. They w ilt be glad Io submit esti mates. They offer a very large slock and prompt delivery so that no work 1 w ill he delayed; guaranteed sutisfac- i lion; uniform in quality and price. W ith a vision of a greater state and community always in mind this popular firm which operates one I of the best supply establishments in J this section of the state, has be come an important faclor in Ihe de- velopmcnl of this section. W hile it has been their object to obtain la ir and honest profit fro m Iheir extensive deuling in lumber and materials the guiding influence of this firm has always been Io fu r nish Ihc highest grade work at prices so reasonable that Ihe ex tension and beautification of this section could progress rapidly and in great leaps and bounds. Doors, sash, panels, casings and all that pertains to inside work arc furnished by this progressive firm. By purchasing to advantage when Ihe murket is rigid and employing only the most experienced they are able to offer this high grade of goods at prices so reason able as lo encourage Ihe extension and beautification of homes and en terprises. The sales force at their offices are thoroughly fam iliar w llh all problems in the lines in which these materials are used and ran talk w ith intelligence on any kind of material needed aiul the quan tity necessary. They are expert building material mathematicians and you w ill always find their fig ures eorreel. I11 making this review o f the com munity we are glad to compliment help this well known establishment.
