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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1934)
fH E GOLD HILL MEWS T l l f R S I 'A V . M A R C H l. ni.M Ladak alfalfa grown in rows for seed last year brought Bernal D. Hug of Elgin u gross total of more thuii gllWH). according to a recent DO YOU HAVE report made by Mr. Hug Io County is now employed Agent H. G. Avery. Mr. Hug has M erritt H ittle _ Mrs. W . Eddings is seriously at Camp W ithus in MedforiL '• ” - ‘ ‘ sold Ins entire lot of seed. ill at her home in this city. Mr. and Mrs, A. A. W alker and M ajority of headaches come Mr. and Mrs. E. W. W a rdrip and ¡¡ons Asil. Delos and l.aVern attend-, Many Apple» Produced In I’olk from eye strain. DALLAS— The apple orchards of daughter of Medford were Sunday cd a show in Grants Pass Friday. I the Bed Prairie district produced guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stone. Dr». Scheetx & Davies The l-ive Oak Grange at Hogue more than 30,1)00 bushels of apples OlTOMETRISTS Mrs. C. D. Vroman has been quite River are putting on a play, "Every- this year, according to estimate are ■ ... . , ill nt her home on the Old Stage Hiver bodvs Getting M arried", at the High guthered by J. B. Beck, county 606 East H St. — Grants Pass ’ «•__U Id ..(..ill (1 agent, from growers In that area. road. (Near Post Office) School gym March 14. Most of this fru it has been sold and Portland Of.: "IV Selling Bldg. Mrs. Artie Doran of Medford is returns received. Mr. Beck says, the Additional local happenings visiting w ith her daughter. Mrs. price to growers averaging 71) to 75 ♦ ♦ Tom Henderson fo r an indefinite page 3 of this issue. cents a bushel. This district was X time. set to apples about 20 years ago. HEALTH U N IT t o MEET ;* WE HAVE J VST RECEIVE» A Bobby Cameron of Birdseye Î A NEW SHIPMENT OF Ground Shell Io be Available ereek visited here Sunday w ith his Health unit w ill meet at the home s COQl lL I.E -Prospects that Coos Ä , grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter of Mrs. J. M. Lively next Tuesday : county fanners may again lie aide * Dungey. afternoon, March tL Io u liliie large amounts of ground > George P. M artin, rural mail car-1 shell dredged from tarns Bay are i rier. is enjoying his annual vaca- seen by George Jenkins, county >; Hon w hile Ernest Boss is carrying agent, who has been discussing this ;♦ * the mail fo r him. project w ith farmers and the man 8 Beautifully tailored to retail ager of the Coos Bay Dredging * Friends of Mrs. George Donna t ï from company. The latter indicates that FROM OUR FILES * w ill be glad to hear she is rapidly it w ill l>c possible to manufacture * recovering from her recent goiter j 26 Years Ago ground shell at a lower cost than J operation. S — Also — during the past tw o years, due to A Mrs. Win. Ferguson. Mrs. W. W. addition of new equipment and pos SPORT SHOES From the God Hill N ew . V ■ »ones u . « - • H iltle , Mrs. Jewel Blount. Miss sible larger volume of business. of February 28. 1908. » W hite Buck A 2-tones. black nCAIIIAPPENINGS LADIES’ HOSE Latest Spring Shades HEADACHES? Spring ? SUITS NEW SPRING PRINTS ALL KINDS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES D R A K E ’S General Line of Grocerie» and Dry Good« Penney Is Peady With Big Bargains for Ancient History DOLLAR DAY 5 $ 1 9 .5 0 TO S55 A $2.95 to $6.50 at » { H eath's Stanton Rowell. Sole Owner GRANTS PASS, ORE. 5 * ♦; J ............................................... “Gas Up” with Standard Learn what real car performance is like. 1 ry a tank full of Standard gasoline and notice the smooth operation of the motor of your car as the miles roll by. Complete Greasing Service — Drive In! Coy’s Service Station Seth Coy, Manager The people of Sams V alley are beginning to realize the value of Friday, La Vonne Garman who has been their luul farm ing land ----- as a fr u il grow- ill the past several days w ith an -it- 1 soil, and now almost every' I u,g IIJ 6 ...... III t ill. . .. - ii-.iiie tiiken to in th a t sectit body in that section is planting an tack of appendicitis was taken to Medford Wednesday morning where orchard. Apples, peaches, pears and nuts are being planted all over the he underwent an operation. valley and w ith in a few years George Stone was brought before Sams Valley w ill he one of the H. 1». Heed Saturday and was found best fru it producing sections in guilty of d riving a car w ithout a the state of Oregon. license. The fine was suspended by Judge Reeel on the condition that On Monday of this week the J. B. new licenses be secured. Dungan ranch, near Gobi H ill, was Gold H ill and surrounding com sold fo r #20.000 to Dr. W. S. Jones m unity received a welcome rain and Chas. Strang, of MedforiL NEW JERSEY WOOLEN MILLS, David Nelson, District Buyer Will contract wools at highest price. $i.oo per head advance, balance on delivery. Headquarters: FARMERS EXCHANGE W AREHOUSE Phone 932 Medford, Ore. ......................... ................... Announcing Our First Anniversary SALE D o Beginning March 1 RIVOLI Theatre — $ w PREVIEW: Sat. Nite It P. M. “ Bureau of Missing Person._ Powell & Linkhart 310 South 6th Street, GRANTS PASS OREGON $1.00 Bias Cut All Silk Slips $1.00 New Girdles SUN-MON-TUE The Big Six Star Comedy J. C. Penney Co. Medford, Oregon CHV AR. D, SWAGGER SUITS W ASH DRESSES New spring styles. Fast colors. Size 14 to 44. Regular #1,95 values. New spring styles. All silk lined. Size 14 to 40, Regular 819.75 Io 822.50 . Dollar Day Special Dollar Day Special TWO D RESSES FOR $ 1 5 . 0 0 ___ $3.00 NEW SPRING COATS SILK DRESSES Printed silk anil plain colors styles. Values Io 86.95. Tweeds and Polos, all silk lined. Val Io 816.50 New Dollar Day Special spring $12.00 Dollar Day Special $4.00 NEW SPRING SKIRTS M ANNISH TAILORED SUITS Regular 82.95 value. Dollar Day Special. $2.77 Short jacket, all wool tweed suits. Size 14 Io 20. Regular 88.85 values Dollar Day Special $ 6.00 of i ♦ G r a n ts Pass W * : Pharm acy 306 S. 6th St. — Grants Pass (Opposite D aily Courier) 29c Rubbing Alcohol, pint 12 fo r 50c) F.psom Sails, 3 lbs................ 25c 100 Aspirin Tablets .......... 39c A.D.S. Cod Liver O il........ 59c 81.00 Lislerine, special 67c Antiseptic Solution, pint 39c (Quart, 69c) • NEW SPRING SW EATERS Regular 81.95 quality. Dollar Day Special, $1.77 Irregulars. 6 new colors. Chiffon and service. Regular 95c quality. TWO PAIR FOR __ orders. mud $1.00 BIAS SLIPS Silk and satin. W hile, and lea rose. Sizes 32 Io 44, Regular 81.95 value. Dollar Day Special TWO SLIPS FOR $1.00 Gotham Gold Stripe SILK HOSIERY Chiffon, service and sheer chiffon, val. to 81.25 Dollar Day Special VELVETINE BLOUSES Colors, blue, green, brown. i J J J i J J TW IN SETS and SW EATERS Dark colors. Values to $2.95, Beg. 82.95 values Dollar Day Special $1.00 PA1R • $1.00 DANCE SETS Pure silk. I.aee trimmed. Dollar Day Special Dollar Day Special $1.00 $1.00 s We now give S 4 H Green W Stamps, Add to your old col- 9 lection—it is s till good. We pay postage ....... $100 10 Yards Fast Color Print GOTHAM SILK HOSIERY ♦ $1.00 Two Pound W oo, Batts “SIX OF A KIND” Saturday, March 3 Ladak Brings Good Return« LA GRANDE—Twenty acres Our complete stock will be reduced in celebration of our first year in bu»ine»». for $1.00 Full-Fashioned All Silk Ho:e "Alice in Wonderland’ Ditch Blasted to Change H ire r CORVALLIS — In cooperation w ith the class in land clearing at O. S, C.. and a representative of a powder company, W. S. A verill, county «gent, conducted a denion- stration on ditch blasting on the A. Pearson farm near Alsea recently, in an attempt to change the course of the Alsea rive r to prevent wash ing. Approxim ately 100 yards of ditch was blasted, opening up the upper end of this cut and taking i out or loosening several large stumps. The ditch was opened up so I that when the riv e r is one or tw o feet above summer level it w ill cut through. SOME VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES. 3 for $1.00 Other Special»: On Oregon Farms X > >' 3 for $1.00 Grants Pa» Friday and Saturday. Mar. 2-3 That w orld famous la u y tuie Special»: D Pepsodent Antiaeptic Hinds Honey and Almond Cream w ith Charles Buggies, Mary Bo I tan. W. C. Fields. Burns A Allen. Tuesday which lasted most o f the Janies K irk and son Tom. operat day giving the ground a thorough WEDNESDAY ONLY ors of the “ D oubtful” mine, one of soaking. Approximately a h alf men Kay Francis and Ricardo (.orDz the group of the Lucky Bart claims of moisture fell. on Sardine creek, started the m ill "The H om e on 56th St. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Reed enter on a 16 ton crushing Thursday f i l l ItSd HI SAT tained at th e ir home Wednesday morning. WHEELER AND WOOLSEY in evening w ith dinner fo r a group of “ H IPS, HIPS, HOORAV Born—Tuesday Feb’y 25. 1908. to friends in this city. Those attending were Miss Albertina Hankey. Miss Mr. and Mrs. Mike Foley, tw in • iL ily B tth Paulson, Miss Madge Mitchell. boys. ' 'Cl,mgs lies always Miss Bertha Coy. J, A. Thomason. C. F. Young is having his auto Leland Cook. Ernest Ross and the host and hostess. Mr. and Mrs. H. D overhauled before the roads be come dry enough to permit ru n Reed. ning. Chas Kell is doing the w ork. A Mr. Grigsby of Portland has been busv the past week tearing John Koob who is operating down the old M o rrill warehouse oil some claims in the Galls creek dis the Southern Pacific right-of-tway tric t was in Gold H ill the forepart between the highway and railroad of this week. Mr. Koob is a tracks. The building has been an thorough m ining man and says that eyesore fo r some tim e and the from the personal Investigation of wrecking comes as a pleasant im the mining lands of this district, provement to the property. Ernest that he feels certain that a bright Ross has purchased the building future lies before Southern Oregon and Mr. Grigsby is doing the w ork and especially Gold H ill from Us on shares. Lumber salvaged from mines. the structure w ill be used on Mr. Ross’ property across the rive r inear Galls creek. Wool Wanted Ö HERE ARE SOME CLOSE-OUTS! Medford 31 No. Center Bldg. Central POPULAR P R IC E STORE
