THE GOLD HILL NEW b THURSDAY. JULY 6. 1933
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Trumpeter R. R. Slone. Marine is
home on a six day furlough froui
Mare Island.
Roy Cameron returned home Sun
day from the Reuben Mine at Wolf
creek to spend several days.
pra7 HaggenmgS-
Lawnmowers sharpened — 50c.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Force and fam
Work guaranteed. Fred Lewis, adv.
ily spent the Fourth at Applegate
Fresh Youngberry pie at Horn
ing’s Shack, Grants Pass.
adv.
Sybil Walker spent the week end
here from Ashland.
Mrs. Susie Coy and Mrs. Maudie
Kobinson returned Friday from
their trip to the coast.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sutton were
visiting relJtives in Grants Pass
Sunday.
Medford.
Seth Cov and Boy Moore went to
' '>ckwood,
Washington,
Friday
■••ght. Lj le Childers accompanied
them as far as Portland. They ex
pert Io be back Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Mullin and fam
ily. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Sutton, Mr. j Mr- and Mrs. George Hanimersly
and Mrs. John Sutton and son Al- i and daughter Jeanne, I.ois Cameron
ton, Dale Clement and Marjorie and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Blanken
Cameron spent the Fourth at Grants burg picnicked in Lithia Park at
Ashland Tuesday afternoon.
Pass.
A surprise birthday party was
given for Mrs. J. A. Clements al her
home July 1 by Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Holderness, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Routh, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rob
inson.
Mr. and Mrs Ray Kenaston of
Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Don Jones of
San Francisco, Calif.. Mrs. 1. Martin
and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Kenaston pic
nicked on the river near Lymans the
4th of July.
New Prints- New Cretonnes
Men’s Work Shirts
DRAKE'S
I Hain’s Grocery and Market
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I Groceries and Fresh Meats
1 Specials for Saturday
E. T. HAM, Prop.
PINEAPPLE
Whole Slices
Fancy peas, 2 cans 25c
KARO SYRUP
Blue label, 5-lb. can 35c
RINSO
I Large package ....... 22c
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SHRIMP
2 cans
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No. 2 1-2 tin s.......... 17c
PEAS
NAPTHA SOAP
g 10 bars .................... 43c
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KELLOGGS
BRAN FLAKES
3 packages
June 21 to Mr. and Mrs. S. Tapley 0
Phoenix, Arizona. Mrs. Tapley wil
be remembered here as the formei i
Maude Slarns, a sister of Mrs. Ida
Whorton.
Mrs. Della Shaver was taken ser
iously ill Sunday afternoon whili
■Bending the basebull game betweei
Gold Hill amt Medford. She wa
•ushed to the hospital hill Inter was
ible to return to her home here. At
the present time her condition h
much improved.
George Hanimersly, who has been
serving on Ihe jury at Medford on
Ihe John Glenn ease, returned ti
Gold Hill early Tuesday morning
The ease went to the jury at five
o’clock Monday afternoon ami n
decision was not reached until
about four o’clock the next morn
ing. Glenn was acquitted in the bal
lot case.
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Wilbur Holmes, 23, of Ashland,
ind Amy Iva Chambers. 17, of Fools
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Creek, by Ihe office of the Johephin*
county clerk. Holmes is a cannery GOLD HILL BVTTING AVERAGES duet ions necessitated bv Ninth Mt Application* fur School
worker, horn al Ashland, and his
’ corps area heatlquarters Instruc Job at Gold Beach—
AH Hits Avg. tions in line with the federal econ
According to reports in the Gold
bride gave her birthplace as Gazelle,
33 17 .515 omy program. Attending from this Beach Reporter, there are about 80
California. It is a first marriage for T. Kell .......
Nolan
19 9 .478 county are: Albert C. Gaddis, Med applications on file for two vacan
both.
Bailey
37 1« .433 ford; Walter B. Kindred, Medford; cies in the teaching slnff at the
Among Gold Hill residents who .Hoy Moure
5 2 .400 Harold S. Owen, Ashland; Patrick grade schools in that city.
attended the Fourth of July celebra Force ..............
28 11
.394 H. Shaw, Medford, and Waller J.
tion at Ashland were Mr. and Mrs. Hittle
38 13 .342 Young, Medford.
SBItSCRIBB I’OR H IE NEWS
E. T. Ham and family, Mr. and Mrs. I.. Foley ........
... 5ft 17 .340
Geo. Martin and family, John Flem Lingren
3 1 .333
ing, Lerov Tompkins, Arnold Hort coy
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on, Jim Gay, Bob Gay, Willard ! Em ory .......
57 18 .310
Jones, Mr and Mrs. Geo. Dorman 'Gardner
... 53 1« .302
and Linslcy Dorman, Mr. and Mrs. Shaver ..........
111 12 .800
Ernest Lyman ami Mrs. Geo. Ly 1’. Walker
10 3 .300
man.
_. fit 18 .295
(. Kell
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A parly of deaf and dumb people i Hammersly
Ift 2 .200
held a reunion on the Fourth of Garman
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July on the banks of Ihe Rogue a 1 Davis
PAINT
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few miles up the Sams valley road 1 Childers
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W ILL GIVE YOU
from Gold Hill. The group consisted : F Foley
of persons from several towns near
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A “NEW CAR”
here among them being Grants Pass. ! Team Avg.
Wolf Creek and others. There were
Don’t apologize for Ihe look« of
about eight or ten couples in the I Six Jackson County
your rai’. We can paint II sn you
party, besides several children, ,
will he proud of It—and proud
Youthä at C. M. T. Camp
Several of them arrived by train :
of yourself for bci.:g so thrifty.
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and the others came in automobiles.1
VANCOUVER BARRACKS, July 2.1
Dupont Duco
'THE MUMMY" AT ROXY
1933.—Six studegts from Jackson
county are attending Ihe seventh ,
Lacquer — Simoniz — Enamel — Plating
More than thirty exotic and biz annual Citizens’ Military Training
arre sets designed by the famous camp here, now under way and
Willy Pogany are featured in I'ni- scheduled to run until July 22. They i
versal’s “The Mummy,” at the Boxy are part of a ramp much reduced in *
Formerly Outer Lake Auto Painting Co.
Theatre, with Karloff in Ihe starring size, as considerably less than half (
32 South Bartlett
Ph. 724-R, Medford
role as a mummy brought Io life the original quota of 59ft were able ;
after centuries. The themes of the to come this lime, due to drastic re-1
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ization to the modern era. Zita
Chimney Tops — Metal Hoofing
Skylights and Eave Troughs
Johann and David Manners arc fea
Hot Air Heating and Ventilating
tured with other screen favorites in
Tanks Built to Order
support of Karloff. To he shown al
MEDFORD SHEET METAL WK8
Ihe Boxy Sunday and Monday.
O. J. Wolfe, Prop.
I 719 N. Central.
Phone 411
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Medford, Ore.
LEGAL NOTICES
Does the Old Car Look a
Bit Worn and Battle-Scarred?
Daily’s Auto Painting Co.
General Line of Dry Goods and Groceries
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson and
son, Creighton, Mr. and Mrs. H. D.
Force anti sons Jack amt Killy pic
nicked on the Rogue July 4.
Chas. Orr, former athletic eoacli
in the Gold Hill schools, now a
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Frost and child coach in Ihe Portland schools, was
ren Victor and Eileen were at Cres- visiting in Gold Hill this week.
,-ent City July 4th.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore. Mr and
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Martin amt
Mrs. Ray Hall of Chiloquin and Mr
family spent July 4 at Crescent
and Mrs. Bert Stephenson of Grants
City.
Puss bad a family picnic at tin
Mr. and Mrs. It. E. Cook went ti Grunts Pass Park on the Fourth.
Fort Jones. California to spend In
Word has been received here by ;
¡ependence Day.
relatives that a baby boy was born
Mr. anti Mrs. Geo. Hanimersly
Mrs. Tom Smith and Mildred Smil.
Mrs. Maudie Kobinson and Miss were among Medford visitors Wed
Bertha Coy were business callers nesday.
at Medford Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrit Merrimar
Mrs. Pete Smith of Grants Pass mil Mr. and Mrs. Oril C. Bobbins o
was visiting her parents Mr. an«! Tacoma, Washington, spent July 4tl.
Mrs. Boy Cameron here Saturday it Butle Falls.
and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baker left las
Mrs. Kate Philips was visiting .veek for a mine near Fort Jones
Fere Thursday enroute to her home California, where Mr. Baker expects
at Brookings after several days io work.
spent at Yreka. California.
Mrs. Harold Prose and
Miss
Joe Blair and sons. Raymond and treisch of Petaluma. California
Norman, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Moun •pent several days this week with
ter and family, spent the Fourth at Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Reed.
the ocean near Crescent City.
FOB SALE- Standard make piano
Mr. Huber, John Larson and son ear Gold Hill. Will sacrifice foi
Alanzo Larson who were visiting npaid balance. A snap. Easy terms.
at the J. M. Lively home last week Write Tallman Piano Store, Salem
returned to Seattle Saturday.
Oregon.
adv 3t
Mrs. Minnie Byerly, Aletha Rob
Miss Mildred Orr of Eugene cam«
bins and Mrs. Baldwin went to Los
Saturday evening to pend several
Angeles Monday night to spend'
«lays here with Mrs. Maudie Robin
several days.
son. Chas. Orr is visiting friends in
Vaughn Quakenbush and daugh
ters, Yvonne and Jewel Blount and
Toney Boss and Bill Hammersly
spent the Fourth of July at Lake O’
the Woods, where Mrs. Quakenbush
is working
ODD BUT TRUE
25c
CREAM OF WHEAT
Package ...........
22c
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In the County Court of the State of »■
Oregon for Jackson County
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In the Matter of Ihe Estate of
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I Homer A. Banister, Deceased.
Notice hereby is given that the ■
undersigned administrator of the es
tate of Homer A. Banister, Deceased, ■
has filed his final account in Ihe ■
above entitled court in settlement ol i
Ihe said estate, anil by order of said I ■
court duly made and entered of rec-l ■
ord, Tuesday, Ihe 8th day of Aug- I
ust, 1933, at 10:00 o’clock A. M. in ■
the County Court room in the Court ■
House at Medford, Jackson County,
Oregon, has been fixed as Ihe time ■
and place for hearing objections, if ■
any there he, to said final account
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and for settlement Ihereof.
KENNETH B. BANISTER,
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Administrator of the Estate of
THE CAVE BEAUTY
Homer A. Banister, Deceased. B
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Buy at These Price« Before the Government
Processing Tax Becomes Effective
.................. $1.59
FAMILY PATENT, 49-lb. sack ............. $1.29
(A Hard Wheat Flour)
Levi Strauss Overalls
•re due to advance. BUY NOW from our com
plete stock.
Proprietor
Mrs. Lena Wyblc who Is
known to many of you, is our
assistant operator.
211 N. 6th, Grant« ?* »
Advances $1.00 a
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BEST PATENT, 49-lb. sack
IS NOW UNDER
NEW MANAGEMENT
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Hotel Holland Beauty
Shop
I Binglette Permanents, $1.75. up ■
! Coiffures to blend with the mode 1
M. J. B. COFFEE
1-lb. c a n ..............
30c
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