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'.f THE GOLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY A******************************** Ancient H ittory Star Seed & FROM OUR FILES G rocery Co. 26 Y e a rs A g o To Honor Former State Police Officer Sunday 22, 1934 Table Talit make up the big job of homemaking, are extremely important in the work of the world. We feel sorry for women who find no fun in mak ing cookies, or trying a new cake recipe, or experimenting with a peculiar assortment of leftovers. It is with real pleasure that we begin today, visiting w ith you weekly through the pages of this newspaper. We feel sure you w ill like this new department, for it is written especially for you. If there is anything you would particularly like to have discussed in this col umn, won’t you please write me? Just address—Genevive A. Callahan, %Table Talk, this newspaper. In memory of Burrell N. Baucum, sale police officer who died in Hue of duly July I, IW33. u monument ul Uttar. the scene of hi* death w ill be dedi GRANTS P A M , ORB. Conducted Exclusively for this Newspaper. cated in joint ceremony February Krum the Gold H ill N tw i 25 by the Oregon stale police und T H E R E ’S HEAL FEN of February 21, IVOM W ell! That’s the sort of recipes national guard, according to plan* IN GOOD COOKING we are all interested in—und that's Gold lilll ugaiii ha* a hand. A now being arranged by the commit SEEDING TIME Cooking I* one job which all of just the kind you can expect in number of local pluyer*, met Wed tee In churgr. u* have to do, and which, strange these column* every week. Hecipes Baucum was killed July I by IS HERE nesday evening and perfected the and housekeeping hints and hunch- organisation. They are all old piny- John Alvin Bowles and Hurry Bar to say, most of u* really like to do. tried out by western women like We may not wax rier, ubout eight miles north of Ht'di'iinril Bed Oat* era und after a few evening’* pruc- e* that have been thought out and enthusiastic over ; lice we may expect some nice mus Grunt* Pass on the Pacific highway, Rerlenned While Oat* yourselves, in their own sunny lit s w e e ping a n d when he started to return the ic. Among (hose turning out are Hrelealiril Seed Wheat tle home kitchens. dusting, or dish lla ltle C lilliM p , tuba; and Duisy youth* to Grants I’uss for question Bye Gras* We believe that cooking and washing, or iron ing regarding the car they were hungry, bus* drum. Clover housekeeping and all the other ing, but we do like driving. It wax later learned the cur Alfalfa task* and responsibilities that go to to c o o k good From a lest clean up at the Cen- hail been stolen us Baucum hud sus ANY T IM E things to cut, and pected. nniul mine, on Kane* creek, made ^•^XMXwxx:«Mgg»x»xwgw»MgxM>k We Carry a Complete to serve them nice W. II. Ellenburg, of the Medford I hl* week, by Messrs. Blue and ly ut a pretty table. state police office and chairman of Billinglon, «337.05 were secured Line of Seed and Children 10c Cooking is not, the committee, said Thursday while from 1200 yards of dirt. Fertilizers. and should not be. in Grant* Pass the plaque, with an Saturday Only, Feb. 24 m e re r o u tin e Messrs. Hurling and Penninger, Inscription written by Charles Pray COLORED HENS Bob Custer in » » * * * * » » » * * * * , „ . work. Bouline implies standard proprietors of the Gold H ill L iv e ry ' •ul,erin**'," l,’n! of Die stale police COLORED ROOSTER8 "MARK OF T H E SPUR" ization, repetition, in other words, this week , ** *n Medford office now ami Stuhle, on Monday of W H IT E HENS monotony. Those of us who enjoy purchased the liv e r, business of I w ill be allaehed to a large granite Sunday and Monday, Feb. 25-26 cooking see it as one of Hie creative i J the next 5 !.. |u ' < monument already located ut til Grant Hurrison.und are Bing Crosby in CASH PRICES monili* of ‘ scene. The monument was placed url*. True, there is work attached, i J charge of the sume. “TOO MUCH HARMONY” LIBERAL GRADE and we get tired; but so do even ; », the stute highway department. FU LL W E IG H T ’ A program of addresses by pro painters and musicians und sculp-' î Fred Peninger drove his automo Tuesday, Wednesady, Feb. 27-28 The tors gel tired! There is a c e rta in *- Bring them in yourself or we bile Io Medford yesterday morning minent men both in business and “BIG E X E C U TIV E " amount of plain hard work attach- Atlantic Monthly w ill call for large lot*. for the first time since lust fall. political life, with stale police and Bicbard Bennett, Ricardo Cortez cd to any creative jolx but if we are J national guard figuring promin That’* going some anyway—driving Coops Loaned. Make the most of your read ently, is being arranged by the real artists, we overtook the hard $ Thursday, Friday, March 1 and 2 autos around during February. ing hours. Enjoy the w it, the committee, of which Mace Pewth- work in the joy of accomplishment. “CIRCUS QUEEN MURDER” Almost everyone who enjoys IV wisdom, the companionship, Adolph Menjou A Gold H ill business man stopped erer, state officer for the Grants good food and good cooking enjoys, A the churm that have inuile the Poultry Egg House its on the street the (»liter day and Pass district, Is a member. Continuous Sat.-Sun. 1:30 to 11 Baucum's state police badge nnd talking about it. Listen in at any J 407 G s, GRANTS PASS OR ATI.AN i 1C, for seventy-five asked us why we d id n 't get that Daily Mat. 1:40 Eve 7:00 P. M. years. America's most quoted purk slurted. W ell there seems Io Hie national guard insignia are set bridge table, and social club meet- ing or sewing society, and hear the i „ into the plaque, F.llenhurg said. and most cherished magazine. he n very good reason. We can’t do The confesser killers, Bowles and good recipes discussed and passed it alone, and the people do not seem Barrier, were sentenced to the along! “Doesn’t that baked hash! SEND «1.00 Io want Io help. Every body ad sound good!’’ “I ’m certainly going (mentioning this nd) mits that it would he a nice thing state penitentiary for life.— Grants to try seasoning beans that way!” Pas* Courier. In have a park in Gold H ill hut they to I "How did you make this grand are not w illing to spare a little - - let’s put away all fear and chocolate frosting?” So it goes. H is to r ic a l P a g e a n t to time to help make one. TH K A TI.A N TIC MONTHLY doubt and use all the grit we’ve Some there are who insist that H Arlington St., Boston B e S ta g e d a t D ia m o n d we don’t need any more recipes— ■ got and make this “RECOV Old papers for sale at The News we don’t use those we have. True j ERY YEAR” JuLilee, June 3 to 9 office. tf enough, we don’t use all the recipes 1 ’ I Medford, Orc., Feb. 14— Prepara we have, but isn’t there something • • suggested from tion* for the historical pageant to sort of stimulating and exciting i be presented us one of the feature about a new recipe, or a new i attractions during Oregon's D ia twist of an old one? I don’t mean a 1 mond Jubilee celebration in Med flat, uninteresting, didactic sort of ford next June are rapidly gaining recipe, but one that has personality.’ headway, according to Professor i one that your next-door neighbor' - - in the spirit of community Angus Downier of the Southern passes along Io you w ith the expla Oregon Nortnul school ut Ashland, nation. “My sister up in Portland helpfulness and co-operation author and director of the produc got this salad recipe at Bridge club tion, which is planned to have last week, and she says it’s grand.” I I L iv e P o u ltr y W a n te d R oxy 15c Send $ I '”,, O ’N eil & Co. A “NOW ALL TOGETHER” M EDFO RD N A T IO N A L BANK over 400 people in, its cust. The w riting of the manuscript hus been practically completed and covers historical events, dating back to days when Indians were in I sole possession of the Oregon country, followed by the arrival of early settlers and establishment of statehood. r— - O ne to Ten Cent* an Evening D oYouH ave H eadaches? SoraShesrn P a c ific Aik your local agent for details, or write J. A. O R M A N D Y , Cenere/ Fa/tenger Agent, 705 Padàc Bldg., Portland, O ft. on Your Electric Light Bill Majority of headaches come from eye strain. Dr*. Scheetz & Davie* IF Y O U USE C A N D L E S O PTO M ET RISTS H o w t o S to p a C o ld Qu/ct as 6(IC East II St. — Grants Pass (Near Post Office) Portland Of.: 719 Selling Bldg. 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