THE GOLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1933
way and were leaving via Granla
Pass; 27 had come from Grants
Pass, of which three were residents
of that etly. The remaining three
had come down the Oregon Coast
highway unit from Crescent City to
the Caves and were returning to
travel south via the Redwood High
way.- Grants Pass Courier.
California Still
AGAIN SEEK RAIL-
Leads In Furnishing
ROAD TO COAST
Visitors to Caves
LIKES TO KEEP BUST
Is Bob Woolsey a tireless w o rk
er? We just got it as a fact that in
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The season at the Oregon Caves
eleven years of Broadway hits Bob
has only fairly started, being so far
had only seven weeks of vacation
Pennsylvania.
about on a par with that of 1932.
ing! His picture career to dale has
James Twohy. representing Ihc Backward spring probably accounts
proved a little less exacting.
Twohy Brothers interests, was over for a lack of Increase over last
Woolsey is teamed with the ever
the local field four weeks «go mid season. The past few days of good
present Bert Wheeler in the Colum
Miss Dora Smith was removed
Lawnmowers
sharpened — 50e. m.nle preparations for today's for weal tier give« encouraging promise from her home to a hospital at
bia pictture, “So This Is Africa!”
Bill Ferguson has gone to his
mal application before the Inter
that there w ill he more travel than Grants Puss Sunday evening. Her
Work guaranteed. Fred Lewis. ndv.
coming to the Roxy Theatre on mine on the Umpqua river.
state commerce commission. Thi '
Ihe previous year. Quite significant condition Is reported as quite ser
Tuesday nnd Wednesday. Raquel
Mr. Hatton returned from the original interests in Ihe railroad us from whence these visitors w ill
Mrs. J. A. Grimes of Medford was
Torres is the girl.
ious, but so far doctors have not
hospital to his home here and i* have kept all government rights to come is Ihe following:
a business caller here Sunday.
diagnosed
her ease.
traverse the 72 miles of govern- i
‘ greatly improved.
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meat and private lands
a liv e 1 Of 81 persona through the caverns
I Bill Bumcrot spent Saturday and
Pinky Millspaugh of Portland b through the years since 1911, sever- ; Tuesday, 55 were from Californio
CLASSIFIED
i Sunday of last week in Medford
I
here
visiting his cousin Roh Mills al times defending them in open I I from Washington. 12 registered
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1 visiting friends.
FOIt
SALK—
Standard main piano
from Oregon and three from Br I
paugh.
hearings so that when an opportun
near Gold H ill. W ill saerlf ee for
.sh
Columbia.
A
careful
cheek
wa«
Mr. ami Mrs. It. E. Cook were
Jimmy Green spent the week end ity li’ e the present arose there made of the high wavs over which unpaid balance. A snap. Easy terms.
Grants Pass business callers Tues
here from Ashland where he is at would be nothing In III.' way of *m- these people came 51 came from W rite Tallman Piano Store. Salem,
day.
ni ediale construction should a fav-
tending summer school.
“*•» St
Ihe south over Ihe Redwood High Oregon.
ornb'e action on the 1. C. C. unit the
A new linoleum has been recently
Dee Low e was here Tuesday from It. F. C. applications he given.
laid in the Shaver barber shop, giv
— the —
Medford visiting his sister Mrs. J. C.
The application papers w h irl)
ing the lonsorial parlors a more
, Walker.
were fi’iil Imlay i'l Washlng’on, 1
attractive appearance.
I
were signed in the offices
f
Ernie Kell an<t Herb Bumcrot
Mrs. Otis Johnson and son, Otis were in Meilford Wednesilny on Tw ohy’s attorney. James G. Wilson
Jr., of Ashland spent the week
in Portland Iasi week v im th • r
— of —
business.
end here with Mrs. Johnson's par
turn to this coast of Mr. Demaray
Mrs. John Sutton and Roberta from an extended trip in the east.
ents Mr. and Mrs. Boy Cameron.
Mullin were Medford visitors Sat
Mrs. Boy Chamberlin and child
urday.
Body Of Man Drowned
ren and Donald Nelson of H ill, Cal
Mrs. A. A. W alker and Delos In Rogue Is Found—
ifornia, spent Sunday in Gold Hid
Tlie body of Frank A. I owe. v im
i W alker were business callers in
visiting tiie Boxy Tepovac family.
was drowned in the Rogue River
Medford Monday.
Mrs. Helen Condit and daughter
i May 30, was found below Gallee
Lavonne Garman, George Ham last Friday afternoon by I. L. Bor*.
of Grants Pass were Sunday after
noon visitors with Mrs. Lela Bow mersly and Rill Hammersly were I.owe was drow ned when he ’ump-!
business callers in Medford Wed ed from a dredge that he was wor. ■
ers and T. J. O'Hara.
nesday.
ing on when It broke loose from I's j
Lyle Childers and June Moore and
Order Snider’a Ice Cre. tn of your local dealer.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Elliott anil mooring, frightening Lowe. Th •,
I Melvin and Elsie Sargent spent F r i
He will have a fine line» of all flavorr, and how
current
proved
too
strong
for
him
day afternoon in Rogue River play- Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lance and Ruth
the kida enjoy it!
’ ing tennis in celebration of Lyle's were the Sunday dinner guests of to swim the river.
j Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cook.
20th birthday.
| Cougars K ill Many
Inaiat on Snider’a Ice Cream and
Geo. Hammersly returned to his Hogs in Curry County—
Mrs. Maybell Dotson and child-
JULY 1st
Dairy Products at All Times.
; ren, M arjorie, Linsley Donald and home here Tuesday from his mine
Bob Miller of Cold Beach, pred
. . .
Bud, are spending several days on Applegate. He wns called back atory animal hunter Is busy Ihese
! w ith Mrs. Dotson's parents. Mr. and 1 for Jury duty at Medford.
days in Curry county killing cougar
We will handle
Mrs. George Dorman, before return
and bears
that nnvp
have p been
nenrs inai
c c ii molesting
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
L.
I..
Martin
of
a complete line
ing to their home in Central Point.
dock in that
Unit section.
section, Recently ,
gh ■ |
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Grants Pass were the guests of Mr. livestock
has been working in the Pistol
I V M IM A
he has
CONFECTIONS
Clyde (Toughic) Kell, local base end Mrs. M. B. Merriman Saturday
river r section where cougars are said
I ! I
ball pitcher, played with the Eagle evening.
ie thick and have taken a heavy
to be
KEG BEER
! Point team in a game w ith Rose
Mabel Robinson is having a front loll in
the hog lots.
In Ihe
AND W INE
burg at the Rose city Sunday after porch built on her new home which
the Best to Buy”
noon. Kell was successful in getting was recently constructed in this
SOFT DRINKS
Medford, Oregon
Knqw w-lint is going on In Gold ¡1
24-32 N. Bartlett
1 one of the Pointer’s two hits, the city.
of all kinds
Roseburg team winning by a large
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Mrs. May l.ogan started working keep
I score.
TOBACCOS
at the Grotto Thursday where she
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About twenty Gold H ill baseball w ill work
during
the
summer
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fans saw the local swatsmiths mop months.
W e W ill Also Serve
up the Central Point team Sunday.
LIGHT LUNCHES
Mr. and Mrs. Malhis and Mrs.
Faces seen were Dick W alker, H. D.
Force, Bill Kinney, C lint Walker. Dingier of Grants Pass called on ’
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Mrs. George Dorman one day last I
Clarence Shaver, Joe and Earl
Hand-made Fishing
Pankey, Dick Klankenburg, Chet week.
Tackle
Foley, Herb Bumcrot, Bill Fiippen.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Reed made n :
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Ernest Ross and Claude Shaver.
trip Io Crescent City and on up the
Announcing
OPENING
Bad’s
ACE O F
SPADES
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Saturday
of
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Dairy & Produce Co.
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PAYBY 'RECK ! j
coast to Coquille and
j Saturday and Sunday.
HI OCTANE
Marshfield i
is again available to its many users
in Gold Hill.
Mrs. Susie Coy and Mrs. Maudie
1 Robinson left Monday for a trip
1 along the coast. They expect to be
gone until Friday.
It’s Safest
Mrs. Joe Blair, Mrs. Paul Thomp
son, Mrs. Minnie Byerly, Mrs. Art
Gorham and Mrs. Baldwin were !
Medford callers Monday.
Groceries and Fresh Meats
Specials for Saturday
CALUMET
BAKING POWDER
QUICK QUAKER
OATS
1 lb. c a n ......................25c
Large package ......... 17c
RAISINS
Peet’s Granulated
SOAP
Large package ......... 20c
4 lb. package ......... 22c
W H ITE KARO
SY R U P
5 lb. p a il...................... 35c
SH R ED D ED W H EA T
Per package ..............10c
W H IT E W ONDER
SOAP
10 b a r * .........................29c
GOLDEN W E ST
COFFEE
1 lb. c a n ......................30c
B agley’* Solid Pack
TOMATOES
Large can* ................10c
FANCY STRING
BEANS
2 c a n * .......................... 25c
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Mrs. Evelyn Caldwell from Eu
gene and Cleon Caldwell of Jeffer
son are visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Cleo Gilchrist. Other guests I
in the Gilchrist home this week are
Mrs. Loomis of Ashland and Mrs.
Chas. T yler of Honolulu, Hawaii.
RICHLUBE MOTOR OIL
YALE TIRES
FARMERS AND
FRUITGROW ERS
BANK
60LD HILL SERVICE STATION
MEDFORD, ORE.
Celia Combest, Prop.
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recently m o v -'
Gold H ill, Is !
here visiting
to return to ♦
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D o n ’t W ait! B uy Now!
Prices are still at their lowest, hut we are getting notices o f advances daily.
Don’t delay, take advantage of these low prices before it is too late.
MEN’S SUITS
Celebrate in one of our Middishade Suits. The finest in bines,
greys and browns. Middishades formerly sold at $45.00. Our
present stock is still selling at the all-time low price of
$25.00
One hundred
and thirty-nine
Civilian Conservation corps mem
bers were on board the Oregonian
in three special cars when it slop
ped in Gold H ill Monday morning.
The young recruits were all from
Jefferson Barracks, Mo. The men
were taken Io Ihe Upper Rogue riv
er camp upon their arrival in Med
ford.
You still are able to buy 100% pure wool
worsted Suits—hand tailored at ......
It will pay you to see these suits.
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Men’s Dres* Shirts
According to a report at the Med
ford police station Frank Doty of
Gold H ill was the driver of a car
that figured in a crash with a ma j
chine driven by Miss Valeria W h it
ney of the Royalcresl orchards of
Medford. The accident he; m e d
Sunday at 12:30 o’clock on the
streets of Medford according to the
report. Both cars were damag I.
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Fortner credit card holders are invited to call and
make application f< r renewals.
wavs.
Chas. Ritter, Gold H ill youth, was j
among those that returned from the I
Helen Mercer, who
ed to Medford from
spending this week
friends. She expects
Medford Saturday.
MAKE THE TEST YOURSELF
THIS BANK SOLICITS YOUR
ACCOUNT
Roy Hackett, salesman for the C.
A. W inetroul, Co., Grants Pass Ford
dealers, was a Gold H ill visitor ,
Tuesday of this week.
National Guard camp at Camp Clat
sop aboard a special train Wednes
day.
IS GUARANTEED AND INSURED TO GIVE
AT LEAST ONE MORE MILE PER GALLON
PAY BY CHECK
It accounts for every purchase
and its handy In so many
Mrs. Lela Bowers, accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. Helen Condil
of Grants Pass, was a Medford visit- ;
or Wednesday.
E. T. HAM, Prop.
Richfield Hi Octane
Know what you’re spending . .
what it went for . . Io whom
it was paid. Have a permanent
record of every deal involving
your money.
Mrs. Vaughn Quakenbush and
daughter Eugena left Thursday for
the Lake O’ the Woods where they
w ill spend about a week.
Ham ’s Grocery and Market
R
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ic h
h fie ld
$14.85
Dress Oxfords
Broadcloths and novelty materials.
Good showings at these prices:
50c, 83c and 98c
$1.98, $2.45, $2.98 and $4.00
Straw Hats
Sport Oxfords
New summer styles.
Blnck and W hile; Tan and Brown.
$1.48 and $1.98
$2.45 pair
T h e G o ld e n R u le
GRANTS PASS, OREGON
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