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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1933)
I rnE..<Jntn HÎLL MEWS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1933 Ship Takes Oregon Pears to New York Via Panama •hivlry on tin- experiment «talion stuff nt Orrgon Stute college, hand ling the technical supervision of the Possibilities of the water »hip- shipment. The Alenas In a ship equipped meat of fresh Oregon whiter pears in •*" the Central t«» the A lla iilir seaboard by boat Is' for fruit ,nlH handling ,n being tested out Ibis fall by the trade. It is a fast boat cuttle men from Applegate have ; i * ......................... ~ ................................................................................................... . liven in the community neverul times during the past ten duys to (drive out their cattly that have been on the range here during the Foots Creek News steamship (By Mrs. Marlon Lance) Alenas which , n||,.,| j "n*1 eM’‘,<-t> Io make the trip from ........ Portland with Ilo equivalent N, w Y,,rk through the of ISO carloads of pears aboard *" «•>*«*«» 17 days. As l l l l t f a f l v « i f 111.. ................« . » ' M M )1 1 ,|< IIS I i i i m I sm I I I soon ns i i it t u was loaded, llartm an J Mr. and Mrs. Edward Guetz'aff mostly of the Hose variety. Arrange ments for the trial shipment were went direct to New York Io pre and son Frederick were shopping in Medford Saturday. Mr. GuetzlaH'x •nude by the northwest pear In- pare for its arrival. hurt in un unto -«•- uc Hartman bus spent many years band Ihut was --------------— s'.nlylng the s to ru itra n s p o rta tio n ' ' " 11,1 11 w,,cks ago has proven and marketing of northwest pears to 1,1 be more serious than “ thought ------ * * ‘ Io and apples, first us a regular mem- l>e at first. Insteud of a bud sprain, j her of the Oregon Experiment sta- it was round a bone was broken lion staff and later in the present ami bis thumb was dislocated. His cooperation arrangement between sister .Miss Anna (iuetzluff of Ash the Northwest Pear bureau and the land and Mrs. Scott Channer of is m visiting her • experiment ...u n i Mitinjii. station, n«. lie w W ill ih remain remuin Hassett, ....... ’ " Iowa, who »» i u n i ner In the east for nlxxtl two months Í ,no,hl‘r “ • Ashland spent part of «liis*ls«<> * 1 ... __ I. a .« llk l %&/«•«• L ««I I I . . . ’ •« —I _ art a_ week nt the / Guelzlaff dining the peak of ttie peur ship l hist home I Illg season to work with receivers near Biviera Aillo park. there In handling northwest fruit. Why the Sudden Change to Liquid Laxatives? ANY T IM E 15c Children lOe pored l.,,uid l‘-x» t,v e, b n ^ r , rt^ ’^ Saturday (Inly. Oct. 28 Hack Jones in “Unknown Valley1 • t u T u m .,« few . “ y Sunday, Monday, b. “ SECOND HAND WIFE** Etters. Ralph Bellamy J * { * two later. Nor will , rnii<J , laxative irritate the kidneys 1 d Im s.. Wed.. Oct 31; Nyy. | "H K I.I.O SISTER" ____ Janies Dunn, Z.asu Pills Friday, : 'âhïÿ, F ’■¡day, Nov.” 2-3 “BROADWAY Il U»" Jo an Blondi II, Hicnrdo Cortei ' •" m Sat., \ f u„rH',? long a, uotl ift/l un Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin fa , prescription. and is perfectly , a/ * Il * laxative action fa based on «c'm , a natural laxative. I he bowels wdl not become dependent on this form f Oct. 29-30 '• « Vr Syrup Pr.ism is et ail drugguu. Member N. H a THE i “URAN DU TIIE MAGICIAN" _£ I nun I Low.-, Hela l.ilg o s i i Ç ""' ‘ ’ Smi” I »«» y Mat. I . r , Eve. 7(«) n m’ A L L E i.K J K lC “ Why Do I Have a Savings Account?9 9 summer. r~^ Ancient History “A fa ir question! I ’ll answer it gladly.” F R O M O U R F IL E S 26 Years Ago “I m < ne of those old-fashioned, cautious fellows and have always kept a special reserve fund in niy personal savings account. It’s the best investment I own today. Good for loo cents on the dollar and earning interest all of the time.” From the Gold llili News of October 25, 1907. Dr. Stanley was exhibiting a squash at his office this week, that fur size, could heal almost anything in that line we have seen this year. H would weigh nearly 75 pounds, Every dollar in your Savings Account here does and when cut open, the sides were double duty. I t works for you — it works for nearly three inches thick. It was News of the death of Grant Orme grown by Joe Hanna, on his Hogue prosperity. whleh occurred October 18 while river ranch. on a hunting Irlp in Cow creek can yon was received here last week. I he price of wheat has been soar He was horn on Foots creek ing for the past week, and if it December 28, 1871. where his par doesn’t slop pretty soon, flour w ill Medford, Oregon <; ; ents Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Orme re be soaring all winter. sided. lie spent his entire life in Oregon, mostly in Grunts Pass When Fred Pennlnger was com- ' acre tie worked for the Southern ing down from Dr. Chisholm's IN C O N 8TA NT W IF E GIVES Clement. Nella W alker, Ara Has- Pacific company for thirty years. mine in the Meadows, Sunday after BASIS TO NEW F IL M PLOT well and Karol Kay, a sensational He was an engineer for 23 years, noon, with his automobile, he m ix --------- I child violinist, who plays ‘ he role h iving retired a year ago. His first ed things up pretty lively with a A (JispaMonate and vindiciUve ° f Bellamy’s daughter. wife. Olive Savage, passed away a horse and cart being driven by . ----- -------- ifp ’ whn The picture was directed by number of years ago. He was la t e r 1 Ir w in Hay a m i in the m elee that 7 h ° P r r f *T s soc‘ e ,y ,0 .----- hom e fo llo w e d the a rl cam e on) .I..,. i,I..,I. *.,ie’ ? ’« > * « " «mportant part in Hamilton MacFadden who also pre married Io Millie Stannard who followed the c curt came oui decided the plot of “Second Hand Wife,' pared the story for the screen. survives and five children. Also one ly the worse. the Fox screen play coming on Sun- sister .Mrs. Ella Warmoth of Sacra , I ',uy ,o ,he Koxy The«»re. Thix role mento, California. Funeral services) Hcoorts fr o ... fh , si „ a , ’“’’T - “ en"Cled by H ekn Vin’ on *W c h were held Saturday at Halls Funer sla e t l « W A U W. P. CHI8H0M Í, ML D. cave Gobi HUI 2 r C,, 7 “ • * « ’" d’ ry «" 'he leading roles al home at Grants Pass. General Practitioner «ha, ,h e tn ,y H ; t Mhre S S mov’e’ ^ ! ** The First National Bank Alden Gnlbralh who hu, spent the pus! summer at Mnderia, Cal ifornia, where he was employed al •lie Robert Grimmett Mill, relum ed one day Iasi week. His wife and daughter came the first of Septem ber on account of Mrs. Galbruths daughter Beatrice entering school at Gold H ill again this year. Phones Office 10, Ree. 94, Gold Hill, o f^ tm that burg’ ,,* Is "one o i 'h l r s u bu rb s/. k ’ i M " ' T ‘* b“ * d ° " _____ I « novel by Kathleen Norris and tells i the story of a beautiful girl who be- Married— in this city Saturday comes Ihe second w ife of evening, Oct. 19th, Howard D. neglected husband. Bells and Miss Orpha Mitchell, A cast of featured players in Justice J. B. It. Morelock, officiat cludes Victor Jory, Dorothy Christy, ing. Esther Howard, E ffie Ellsler, Clay UP! **********e*e*ee*eeeeeeeee< While examining a 32 Colts auto Dorothy Conner accompanied morning her father's body to San Francisco niatic revolver, Tuesday morning Thursday where the crematorium Tony Olsen accidentally shot him s. rvi, c was held. A sister of Mr. ; self in the left hand, inflicting a Conner and her son from Seattle rothgr painful flesh woum|. His arrived from the north to be w ith ) explanation of the accident was the family and also to attend the that he didn’t know it was loaded. service at Peris Funeral home at Medford, Wedneszlay. ________ I A rc Going "j°^| ............... . ä BATHROOM An electric woter heater means that you will olways have hot water for the bathroom as well as the rest of your home, at exactly the right temperature, night or day, in sickness or in health, at the turn of a top. An electric sun- lomp makes your bathroom a privote bathing beach With its invigorating sun rays of health. An electric heater tokes the chill out of the air and saves firing up more expensive heating equipment. An inexpensive electric clock will be found very convenient here also. Then of course there is the electric vibrator, electric curling iron and electric exerciser to complete the "A ll Electric Bathroom." Mr. anil Mrs. Max Beswick who formerly lived nt Picketts aulo ■ •amp arc the parents of a baby son, horn October 12 at South Gate, a ' uburb of l.os Angeles. He was named Donald Max. Mrs. Churles Mc.Merrick who re lumed several days ago from spend- inga week at Ihe Community hos pital al Medford, made a trip there Saturday accompanied by Gene vieve Stuuibo. Mrs. Millie Walker and daughter Sybil of (iolil H ill w e re dinner guests Sunday n, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller and family. Mrs. Boy Tompkins and Mrs. t rank Tompkins from Biviera P la n -! lotion orchard were shopping in Grants Pass Monday. 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THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POW ER $4.35 pair COMPANY Plain Toe 16-ineh Brown Es kimo Calf High Tops, 2 full leather soles, Goodyear wells, double vamps, solid one piece leather heels. **********««, L a u n d r y S e r v ic e s R O U G H D R Y ...................................... per pound One cent for each handkerchief. E C O N O M Y W A S H .......................... 70 Rclnw arc a few of the many outstanding shoes we are now- showing. M E N ’S S H O E S per pound Black Dress Oxfords, year welts. Good One cent for each handkerchief. $2.45 and $2.98 pair Shirt« in either service finished for 10c each. Vitality Oxfords, best of calf skin. Combination lasts, plain or cap Iocs, arch supports. Still nt the old prices— DHY CLEAN— Suit Clothes, Ladies Dresses, Overcoat, only $1 each W E CALL AND D E L IV E R T W IC E A W EEK — TUBS. - EHL LEA V E ORDERS A T SHAVERS BARBER SHOP F r e n c h ’s S te a m L a u n d r y Grants Pass, Oregon $5.00 pair Other Calfskins at $3.85, $3.95 Choice Genuine Kangaroo Ox fords, made by Carter. Built over perfect fitting combina tion lasts. $5.50 pair Kangaroo Shoes, $6.00 Police and Firemen's Shoes, calf uppers, 2 full leather soles Conger Funeralk Parlors MEDFORD, OREGON R E L IA B L E REASONABLE $4.35 pair Brown Brian Work Shoes, composition soles. $2.29 and $2.98 Brown Itetan High Tops, $5.35 LADIES’ SHOES T iP ,h,nd n T .” e.r c ,you w ill find the most popular Fall Pum w lies and Oxfords in the new’ grain leathers as w p II n« hia^L / brown suedes. Here are outstanding styl^^yov?sh"ouid ask to s e ^ G IR L S ’ S T Y L E S L A D IE S ’ S T Y L E S $7.85 pair Brown Grain Oxfords, heavy leather soles, low m ilitary heels. $2.98 Black Calf High Heel Pumps, all new fall styles. BOYS’ SHOES Brogues, moccasin styles, heavy leather soles, with or without kilitie flaps. Black or Brow-ns. Black or Brow-n Suede Ties outstanding fall styles, nar row and wide widths. Brown or Black Elk School Shoes, no mark composition soles| solid leather counters and insoles. $2.98 pair Black Retan School Shoe $2.45 Plain Toe High Tops, Good year welts, double vamps, 2 full leather soles. Just like the men's boots. $4.95 pair Others at $2.45 Heavy Brown Brogues, moc assin vamps, cord soles. $3.25 pair Black Scotch Grain Oxfords, leather soles and heels. $2.45 pair Fine Black Goodyear Welt Dress Oxfords. Brogue types. $2.98 pair $4.45 $2.45 $3.95 Plain Toe Black or Brown Oxfords, new wedge heels. A brand new fall style that is a beauty. $3 95 Brown or Black Kid, com- bination last, arch support Ties. A shoe that fits and w ill give real service. All widths. Brown or Black School Ox- fords, leather or composition soles. Kid House Slippers. colors. 9gc $2.19 and $2.29 Felt House Slippers. Heavy Tan Elk School Ox fords, composition soles. A shoe made for hard rough wcnr- $1.89 $3.45 Wanted 63c GALOSHES Buy Now and Be Prepared When Ihe Bains Come. CHILDREN'S SCHOOL OXFORDS r - I . n Priced ul M M M .38 - $1.58, $1.75, $1.95 and $2.45 Curls Brown (.rain Brogues s, Kiltie tongues, sizes 12 to 2, $1.98 pr. G o ld e n R u le ___ Grants Pass, Oregon Golden Rule Shoes Must Be Right— WE GUARANTEE EVERY PAIR
