Gold Hill news., March 08, 1934, Image 3

THE COLD HILL MEWS THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1934
Claekamux county won third with
••The Duke.** Juckaun counity was
aecund In number of dclcgaiea
LEGAL
N 0T 1C H
James Hostulier, Edward Dlm-
mlck, Edward Thompson. Fred
N O TIC E OF CALL FOR BIDS
Bunce, all of Rt. No. 1. Rogue River,
present.
Notice is hereby given that sealed Oregon.
bids w ill be received at the office
Ham ill A. Canady, Register.
Mrs. Pauline Wahl spent the
of the School Clerk of School Dis­
week end in Medford ul the home
trict No 57, Gold H ill, Oregon, up £i«aCU«WXXW>:>..*3aOgXgMMMXMMOOg
CdKar.
(By Mrs. Marlon Lane»)
of her daughter, Mrs. G, II. Wrst.
Io 5:0« p. m. March 26, 1934, for
Conducted Exclusively for this Newspaper.
On Sunday they were guests of Mr.
the delivery of 60 cords of 4-fool j
I and Mrs. Grunt Mutlhews at Grants Bei ipes us. d in this column are prise-winners selected from thousands heavy body fir wood split reason- ,
Mrs. W ill la Hiatt paaaetl «way
submitted by sidlied home cooks In the Pacific West. Only the BEST of ably fine and piled close without
at the community ho.ipilal at Anti
the best are given to you in "Table Talk," Every recipe has passed the bulk-heads, the same to be delivered
COLORED HENS
lund Thursday following uii oper­
exacting
double-tests made famous by SUNSET'S Home Economics staff.
News of the death of Mrs. Jessie
at the school house prior to July
COLORED ROOSTERS
ation. Funeral aervlce* were held
HOT BREAKFASTS FOR
Cook that occurred near
Beagle
of butter. Break each egg separately 15. 1934.
WHITE HENS
at Hull's funeral home ul Crania
C H IL L Y MORNINGS
Saturday forenoon came us a shock
Successful Ifidder must furnish
into a saucer and slip it into the hot
i'uxx Sunday afternoon, Interment
milk, and put into a hot oven (4 0 0 ib °n d to insure fulfillm ent of con-
to her friends here. She, with her
was In the Buck Point cemetery.
C A SH P R IC E S
Hreakfusts that ure monotonous degrees) to bake until eggs are s e t.j,r *»ct- The board reserves the right
husband, Jack Cook, who passed
LIBERAL GRADE
She w ill be remembered here h>
By
healing
the
milk
first
the
H
o
accept
or
reject
any
or
all
bids.
to
prepare
are
bound
to
be
monoto­
away uliout fifteen years ago, livuil
FULL WEIGHT
her old friends us Virgie lloblnson
here when he was employed at the nous to eat. It's fun to try some­ length of Hiq cooking period is
Dated at Gold H ill, Oregon, Feb­
und with her parenla lived on
Bring them in yoursalf or wa
Chumplin dredge. She is survived thing new once iu a while— for ex­ shortened. Ten minutes in a hot ov­ ruary 2k, 1934.
Birdseye creek for a number of
w ill call for large lot*.
by one sister, Mrs. H allie Childers ample:
BERTHA COY.
en is sufficient time, though some
years. She was born at Farming-
Coops leaned.
Clerk
of
Board
of
Directors,
School
Scott of Marysville, C alifornia, two
may
prefer
them
less
firm
than
this.
Sausage and Apples
ton, Mo., July 2, 1880, und is sur­
daughters.
Mrs. Cecil Byrne und
District No. 57.
Again this w ill depend upon the
Good
for
dinner
or
for
cold
vived by her husband, W illis Ilintt,
Mrs. Ethel Caton of Chico, Califor- morning breukfusts is this dish. family's taste for "doneness” of
und five children, Freda of Ash
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
land; Victorina of Medford; H uscl,!
Mrs. Childers which I like particularly well be- eggs.
E g g H ou se
Serve al once on toast or toasted
Gertrude und Itilvford at home, 7H
' ‘" 'J *‘ ,'l’ s|sler. Mrs, cause I can cook it on one burner cf
Department of the interior, Gen­ Z P o u ltry
J
407
G
St.
GRANTS
PASS. OR-
muffins. It is an excellent way, in ­ eral land office at Roseburg, Ore­
Ninth street. Grants Pass; one sis- U " ir* S,unlho ° f FooU C rw k *
=
cidentally, to use muffins from the gon, Feburary 21, 1934.
1
pound
of
sausage,
either
bulk
or
1er, Nina Buhl
f San Kt
day before.
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Coverdule of stuffed
N O TIC E is hereby given that
co. (jib :., h i . I,i tie is. H o w a r d
Surprise the fam ily ne$it Sun­ James M. Denison, of Rt. No. 1,
Birdseye
creek
are
the
parents
of
I
cupfuls
of
sliced
apples
of A shlan d, I 'l i i l l
o f G r a n t. Puss
an ”igiit-;i(miid (laughter, horn by
I tublespoonful of brown sugar day morning witth this good old- Rogue River, Oregon, who, on Feb­
und Dick of (adì
It
fashioned breakfast:
C i ' arimi operation ut the Jose- '
ruary 28, 1933 made Homestead
’/« teiivpoonfui of nutmeg
phine general hospital at Grants j Form Hie sausage into cukes, if
entry Serial. No. 020632, for SE% -
Corn Griddle Cakea
Mrs.
I ffi •
B ird s e y e
re tu rn e d
SW %, Section 28. Township 34 S.,
Pass, Wednesday, February 28.
H cupful of corn meal
hulk sausage is being used. Place in
DEPENDABLE
S u n d av evi
fro m n il,t id in g Hie
Range 4 W.. Willamette Meridian,
1 tablespoonful of flour
' a cold frying-pan, und heat until
fourth mm I II aa ma1.ers confer­
D E N T IS T R Y
has filed notice of intention to
Mrs. Tom Henderson is spending cukes are brown. Turn, und spreud
Mi teaspoonful of salt
enee at C<
idla for the pusi four
|
make
final
three
year
Proof,
to
es­
1 teaspoonful of sugar
days. P w
n d 1 l ied success anil some lime in .qedford under the Hie sliced apples over all, sprinkling
tablish claim to the land above de­
1
teaspoonful of oil
doelor's
care.
Her
mother,
Mrs.
with
Ihe
sugar
und
nutmeg.
Cover
slic, w ith Mr
C T . Baker, w ilt
2 » East Mate
scribed. before Victor A. Tengwald.
sour
1
cupful
of
buttermilk
or
Artie
Doreti
of
Medord,
is
slaying
and
cook
slowly
15
Io
20
minutes,
have 1 ».pi . ltd i noi l for Hie unil.
Phona 87B-J
U.
S.
Commissioner,
at
Medford,
In Hi.' p la v e . i n l c ' Columbia coun­ at the Henderson home near Sher- or until apples ure done. If too milk
Oregon,
on
the
31st
day
of
March,
MBDFWRD, OREGON
Combine the dry ingredients, add |
J much fat cooks out. pour some off.
ty won first place in Hie finals with wood's auto rainp.
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Arrange apples in center of a hot the milk and oil, and let stand over 1934.
a one-act play, "Dust of Hie lloail.**
Claimant names as witnesses:
Bobby Cameron visited over the plultrr, und surround with sausage night. In the morning add: 1 egg.
Jackson
county
w l'h
Belview
well
beaten;
4
teaspoonful
of
soda,
rakes.
This
is
equally
good
with
grange players, warn second place week end in Gold HUI with his
with Hie "Dear Departed," and grnndpurents. Me. and Mrs. Walter pork chops or hum, and the proced­ dissolved in 1 tablespoonful of cold
ure is Hie sume. Serves four,— Mrs. water.
Dungey.
Thin slightly w ith water if need­
A. I. Van V., Wenatchee, Wash.
ed, and bake in small cakes (about
D. II, Ferry has a crew of men
Menu
R O U G H D R Y ....... ........... ........................
3 inches in diameter) on a hot grid­
clearing u right of way for a new
Cold Day Breakfast
dle, These are very tender, and it
road on the land purchased from
One cent for each handkerchief.
Hot, Spicy Tomaio Juice
is almost Impossible to turn them
I.a nee brothers,
preparing for a
•Sausage and Apples
successfully if
they
are
made
new creek crossing.
E C O N O M Y W A S H _______________
Bolls and HuHer
large. Serve hot w ith butter and
Coffee
syrup.
This
recipe
makes
12
cakes.
Mrs. Lizzie Finney of
Central
One cent for each handkerchief.
— S. M. IL , Glendale, California.
Point urlrved Friday to spend a
Shirt«
in
eith er serv ice fin ish e d for l i e each.
For
Ihe
children,
just
starting
week at Ihe home of her nephew.
Doctors throughout the world
off
to
school,
poached
eggs
baked
in
Meno
DRY CLEAN— Suit Clothes, Ladies Dresses, Overcoat, only *1
Boy Tompkins and fam ily at Blv-
agree there is no greater folly than
milk make an excellent breakfast
Sunday Breakfast
to buy and take uuknowu drugs.
ieru plan tat on orchard.
dish.
Orange Juice
Ask your own dortor.
WE CALL AND DELIVER TWICE A WEEK— T U E E
Poached Eggs Baked in Milk
‘ Corn Griddle Cakes
S o - when you go into a store
Mrs. Alden Galbraith and young
LEAVE ORDERS AT SHAVERS BARBER SHOP
lor real Bayer Aspirin, see that
Heat
about
a
pint
of
milk
in
a
Maple
Flavored
Syrup
son relum ed Io llielr home Satur­
you get it
Broiled Bacon
day from spending the pust two sbullnw pan. season with salt and
Remember that doctors en­
Ginger Snaps
Coffee
weeks ul Ihe Community hospitul pepper, and add a liberal amount
dorse Genuine Bayer Aspirin as
in
Medford,
G ran ts P a s s , O regon
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Mr. and Mrs. George l.anee and
S ta te in F ir st Y ear
Clyde Marlin were Thursday eve­
ning dinner guests at the home of
Oregon residents received ap­
Mr. and Mrs, Clay Biles. The din­
proximately
$16,000,000
federal
ner was in honor of Mr. Biles’
money the past year under Presi­
birthday anniversary.
dent Roosevelt's recovery program.
A survey of federal relief agencies
reveals thut more than $7,000,000
wages went to workers on projects
involving expenditure of approxi­
mately $60,000,000 federal funds.
Intangible benefits ure considered
more or less conjectural, even con­
troversial.
Almost 110,000 persons have been
W E PA Y SP O T CA SH
re-employed in Oregon under NRA,
CCC, PWA, CWA. AAA. and HOLE,
those agencies rep o rt At its peak
Z
the civil works administration pro­
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.. vided 27,107 jobs. From November
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projects provided 6,423,300 man
hours of labor and $4,079,288.34
payroll.
Oregon CCC camp activities pro­
vided 22,408 men with work und $3,-
235,431 pay. The United States for­
est service values Ihe civilian con­
servation corps accomplishments in
Oregon al $4.574,275,
On the estimate of two persons
hired for each of Ihe 26,000 re-em­
ployment agreements , signed the
NBA was instrumental in returning
an estimated 52,000 persons to
work. At minimum code wages the
annual payroll would be $39,208,000
for those employed.
Some firms did not enlnrge forces
under Ihe NBA while others added
ns many as 252 employes. Better
than 98 per cent of the employers
are operating under Ihe more than
200 codes, it was estimated,
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