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r n r : c o i d hill mews SH E R IFF T R IE D |N BALLOT CASE '‘Ê xxà happenings contest had been ordered that day. Sexton testified further that Thom as Brecheen and Fehl asked the combination of the vault. Phil l.owd. deputy sheriff, serv ing with Schermerhorn and s in .- e his sus|tension. testified that when he askeil the defendant what Io do about the ballot theft, he told bin “we are not going to do anything The state police are in full charge Sc let them do it.” Mrs. Geo. Horman and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Fleming of Grants Pass, were Gold H ill visitors Helen were shopping in Medford Monday. Sunday afternoon. Helen Dorman spent several days Mr. and Mrs. Alva Cook spent last week in C .u tra l Point with her Tuesday alternoon in Medford tran sister, Mrs. Maybell Dotson. sacting business. “^fender hmr the reformer jMf eraad t h ' old payin'"The CLASSIFIED FOB SALE— Standard make piano near Gold H ill. W ill sacrifice for unpaid balance. A snap. Easy terms. W rite Tallman Piano Store, Salem. Oregon. adv.3t good, die young- ALL TY PES FRUIT JARS, LIDS, RUBBERS AU Kind* of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables D R A K E'S General Line of Dry Goods and Groceries Ham 's Grocery and M arket E. T. HAM, Prop. Groceries and Fresh Meats Specials for Saturday SPINACH No. 2*/2 tins .... 2 for 25c MECO STRING BEANS No. 2 tins ...... each 10c VAN CAMP’S PORK and BEANS 4 cans ...... ................ 25c Ernest Boss and J. were business callers in Monday. Lively Joe Itlair and George Ihimmersly Medford ; were Medford business callers ' Tuesday and \ \ ednesdav. Berlba Finney of Central Point Mr> Mrs. Jo,„, Sulhm is s|M'nding the week |lere visiting vWllwM relatives in Grants Mis. Asil Walker. Sunday. Big dame in Sardine Creek hall Kov Slone | p, \( Saturday night. July 13. Good mu.. |Hlll|. Sunday after a few days ml».-. ■ here with bis parents. Youngberries by the Crate DILL PICKLES No. 2*72 tins ..............15c 13. 1933 Smilin'Charlie Says (Continued from page 1) GOLDEN W EST COFFEE 1 lb. can ...................32c T hursday , july SHREDDED W H EA T Package .................... 11c OUR MOTHER’S 2 lb. package ...........20c POST TOASTIES 3 packages ...............23c W HITE WONDER SOAP 10 b a r s ...... „............... 29c ARGO CORN STARCH 4 packages .............. 25c BUY FLOUR NOW. W hen we have to put the Tax on, it will be 35c per 49-pound sack. [O E 3 O E Low Grade LUM BER The continuous operation of our mill the past few months has caused a considerable accumula tion of off grade D im e n s io n B oards Is KO BlfifiER T O I L ' S WORTH Af'YWPTKE than in a nice big cone filled with Snider's Ice Cream. M >s Jane Snedicor and C. I.. Miss N e lly Stone returned In.i n McDonald of Medford were busi tro n i Roseburg Saturday w in i t she ness callers here last Friday. lias been v is itin g fo r xrventl Pass. Joe Blair spent Sunday at the Mrs. Matilda Park.-r, Curtis Fit'It tlammersly cinnabar mine on Ap plegate. He was accompanied by er. and Billy 5lapleli.il went Io Eastern Oregon Sunday to spend Stuart and John Chisholm. about two months with relatives Mrs. Della Shaver, who suffered Little Gloria and Beverly Hall of a nervous breakdown two weeks ago, is recovering slowly at her Cenlrul Point were guests of their home here. She is able Io be up now grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wni. nnd Wednesday made a trip to Med Kinney last week. ford to consult her physiriau. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Do.'tnan and T h a t’s what they all say . . hist u on Snider’s At Your Local I h alers. Snider’s Dairy & Produce Co. "If It’« Snider’» It’« the Best to Buy” 24-32 N. Bartlett Medford, Oregon Helen, and Mrs. Maybell Unison w flW K mid children picnicked at Applegate Sunday. Hie harbor decision have been In i-c. e .sity for Ihe extension of the June Moure mid Jeanne Hiini- the hands of Boy Stilfmarsli of Californian and Oregon Const Itali- mersly were visiting Barbara Si. d- Cr.seenl Cily and Los Angeles re -, win of Grants Pass Io Crescent Ion al Foots creek. Tuesday after- ceiitlv, he having been retained by City, ami with III. railway's appeal H i' coast ritv to push its rase in to the K. F. C. fo, a sum In excess Seth Coy and Boy Moore v hr iio o ii . the capital following the suspension ol i.'i.Odtl.UOU with which the rad visited in Packwood, Washington, Mrs. Boy Cameron went to Hie of activities by the Northern Cali < on strut'11 on would he accomplish- for a week returned to Gold H ill home of her dnngliler, Mrs. Dlls fornia-Southern Oregon Develop ■ <1. last Thursday. I.vle Childers who The new appeals have been made Johnson, at Ashland, Wednesday, ment assoiratlon, the lust meeting uecompaned them as far as Port corporation Io s|M*nd several weeks. Mrs. Cam of which in Medford, Sallmarsh through the railroad land also returned w ith them. Itself, and jointly by the Twnhv eron has liccn ill for some time and addressed. Among those from here who al- w ill remain in Ashland, where she It was his assertion that eeonom interests, its original contractors, w ill be under special physician's I ien ikil the Baucum funeral ill Med- ie fuels ami conditions, and the and C. II. Dcmarny ns circuit i on i t i ford Iasi Wednesday were H. D. care, surveys of estimated tonnage, etc., receiver for Ihi railw ay. In Ihe law Be* d. Miss Bertha Coy, M. ¡. Bill had been given loo much weight In suit of the city of (iranís Pass About sixteen members of Gold an n a f lo the Arn.v Board, and ; ''rough! against the Twohys to r. Reed arc Mr. and Mrs Dick Boliin- H ill’s yeunger sel enjoyed a I hr . . .. .. .. ik.. k«nb. that practical political forces had ' «luce their claims agaiusl Ihe rnll- s,,n' I weiner Ih. banks ,,f givpn too ,|(llb I road for pari of the ronslrurlion Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Bumcrot and , Bogue River close Io town last j work done. the sons Junior, Jack, and ('diaries Irom Thursday evening, The party ad- j The renewed interest in Los Angeles, California, are visit- iourned early when Hie Yirc al- i Crescent City harbor is coincident I.el us print your Irttrrheads— 1 ing Mr. Bumerol’s mother Mrs. Corn traded a la rig' swarm of niosqui-' with the new npiienls to the I. C. C. ! Bumcrot of this city. Mrs. Bumcrot toes. Sponsers of the affair were for a certificate of convenience and The Gold H ill News. Mr. ami Mrs. M. It .Merriman ano Mrs. George Hum nitr-ly rclurmul Wednesday from Lakeview, where they had gone last Sunday for a visit with Mr and Mrs. Pual Ang- s'lead. ’ w ill return to California with her Lois Cameron and Jeanne Hammer- son Io make her home. ' sly. »» Army Engineers To Reopen C rescent C ity Port Plan (From Ihe Grants Pass Courier) A new public hearing, if dc- sired, w ill be granted hv the Board of Army Engineers in Washington, D. C.. on Ihe proposed improvement of ihe harbor at Crescent City, . California, according Io a dispatch from the capital to the Portland Journal Friday morning. The offer of the new hearing is the first action by the army board | known locally since May of last year when the board reported I hat the lagre expenditures necessary to make Crescent City a first class port were not justified. The board was not unanimous in its decision that reversed the hopes of local port and railroad supporters. It was by a resolution of the congressional committee on rivers and harbors that the Crescent City harbor matter was reopened, ac cording to the Journal story, the resolution being dated June 14. 1933, and asking that a review of the Army Board’s adverse report be made. The new proceeding was in stituted pursuant to the committee's request. Meat Market 3ecials I In its announcement of Friday. ! the Army Board declared that i w hile the public hearing would be granted if requested, Ihe hoard be- lieved that it would be better Io re- reive written statements from local interests In show additional infor- . ination to justify the improvement. i-y,,. ^ ar)| made its statement Io B u y N o w a n d »Save Senator Charles McNary. No information was available in Grants Pass to indicate how local supporters of ihe harbor would comply with Ihe Army Board's offer. Efforts in Washington Io reopen FRESH OCEAN SALMON and HALIBUT 150 I lb. in chunk; i7 e sliced BRISKET and NECK BOIL 8c lb. ♦ ------------------------------------------- ♦ Hotel Holland Beauty Shop I Binglclle Permanents. »1.75. uu I Coiffures to blend wHIl Ihe mode 1 31 N. Fir:Ph. 900:Medfor4 i ■ " ....... PU R E LARD ............................................... 10c lb. GOOD GRADE VEG. SHORTENING 10c. lb. - | Chimney Tops — Melal Roofing I Skylights and Eave Troughs I Hot Air Healing and Ventilating Tanks Built Io Order ! MEDFORD SHEET METAL WKS I O. J. Wolfe, Prop. I 719 N. Central. Phone 411 I Medford, Ore. ♦------------------------------------------- ♦ t h e food VOTE BACON, per lb...... .............................. 16c, 18c, 20c GOOD LINE OF LUNCH MEATS HEAD CHEESE 10c DILL PICKLES 3 for 5c TRY THE SHOP W HERE PRICES ARE RIGHT Honest W eights Assured W e Deliver Every Evening Between Gold Hill and Rogue River Phone Number ................... ......... 22 S h ip la p If suitable thia material can be purchased at a CONSIDERABLE SAVING. xao TIMBER PRODUCTS CO. Lumber — Building Materials — Fuel Medford — Phone 7 — End No. Central A Goed Firm to Trade With ON JULY 21 PR O TEC T- Y Û U R -:P 0 C K E T B 0 0 l{ -A N T I" )i'D ’ U X -LEACUE' Gold Hill Meat Market Woodcock & Moore, Props. W ■ ««VU' u W » M « v y .i| ss«i
