THE GOLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY, JUNE .'l, 19J.;
THE QOLD HILL NEWS
A
Established 1897
Published by Mac's Printing Co.
R. E. BLANKENBURG, Editor and Business Manager
LOIS BLANKENBURG, Associate Editor
An Independent Newspaper Published in the Interests ol
Gold Hill Oregon and Vicinity
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
oue grand aud glorious cvlelMutiuu.
ho bring tue wuoiv lum iiy and
come early; gel yoursell a iiugsidv
seat at me beach where you can
wituess the water sports or, if you
prefer complete relaxation uud res’.,
select a choice spot in some quiet
shady coruer, arrange your blanket
aud pillow s fo r com fort; h sicii io
the music from a distauce aud
great your old triviid s as they puss
your way. They w ill all be there.
Don't be the ouly oue absent.
ODD BUT TRUE
13,100 Fleeces Solti
Katered at the Postoffice at Gold H ill, Oregon, (or transmission through at Lakeview Last W eek—
Almost 4UU.00U pounds of wool
the mails as second-class matter
sold at prices ranging from 10 Io 21
Subscription 62.00 a year in advance. Advertising rates on application. cents at Lakeview Iasi Friday at one
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of the largest wool pools ever held
in ibe west. There were 13,100
Grants Pass Park Awaits
fleeces disposed of. Oue firm bought
Fourth of July Visitors 38,060 of the total at 10 cents per
pound.
Have you ever spent a warm day
in Grants Pass city park?
Fewer Traffic Accidents
Bring your dinner, blankets and
pillows and try celebrating the Per Miles Traveled, Says
Fourth in a safe and sane manner
Secretary of State
Î D S W R WAtTC
! in this lovely restful spot. You w ill
find plenty of shade, u soft carpel
A comparison of motor vehicle
P h illip K. W riglcy, president of of grass, a refreshing breeze,
accidents to gasoline consumption
W illiam W rlgley Jr. company says: plenty of seats or a desirable spot
in Oregon during the last several
"Brains are very much like in to spread a blanket and take a real
years,
made by the office of P. J.
ventory; it is not so much the quan rest; tables for your lunch. There
tity you have on hand as the tu rn re sliding hoards, teeter-tottei Stadclman, secretary of state, shows
over which counts; or like dollars, boards and various kinds of swings a definite decrease in the average
it is not so much the number in c ir for the kiddies as w ell as a safe number of accidnt, per miles trav
culation as the vel>-city at which pool inside the park where they eled since 1030, although the c u r
can play in the water w hile the o ld rent fiscal year is bringing a slight
they are moving.”
er ones swim in the Bogue riv e r or trend upward from the last period.
take a boat ride on this beautiful
“ An analysis based on the quanti
stream.
ty of motor fuels used during the
In addition to these every day at year is considered one of the most
tractions there w ill be special fea accurate checks on progress in ac
tures of entertainment from eleven cident
prevention",
states
Mr.
o'clock on throughout the day_ Stadclman, "as it reflects the actual
Want to be rid oi rheomatisin, or neurit»
water sports of all .kinds, expert use of the road and consequently
pam? Want to feel good. years younger and
swim m er, w ill compete fo r honors; the possible driving hazards more
enjoy life again? Well, just try this ineipen e
the Grants Pass band and the Ash hearty that motor vehicle registra
and effective lemon juice mixture. Get a p , t-
age of the REV PRESCRIPTION. Dissolve it
two years (luring which examina care was exercised", points mil Hie 1936", adds the secretary.
land American K iltie hand w ill fu r tion totals would do” .
at home in a quart of water, add the juice of «
tions were given to drivers fur tin secretary of slate in siting the av
nish music; probably one or tw o
The improvement in accident
In
the
fiscal
year
starling
July
1,
bm ona. A few cents a day is all it costa If
good
speakers,
who
w
ill
be
an
you're not free from pain and feeling better
1030, and ending June 30. 103), first time and all operators were re erage of one accident per 6,916 gal ratio over Ihe 1936 31 period was
nounced at a later date; and right there was one accident fo r every quired to renew their licenses.
within two weeks you can get your money
lons in 1931-32 amt one per 3,156 11 per cent in 1931-32, 31 per rent
bock. For sale, recommended and guaranteed
afternoon a very elaborate and 6.065 gallons of gasoline consumed.
"W hether or not Ihe emphasis gallons consumed in 1932-33. “ For
in 1332-33, and 22 per cent in the
by all leading drug gvta Any druggist * ill get
colorful
event
w
ill
be
the
corona
At the end of this period new regu placed on the qualifications for ob Ihe ten months of the current fiscal ten months of 1933-34, Continued
the R EV PRESCR IPTIO N for you
tion of the newly elected Queen of lations went into effect both on taining and keeping a license to use
year of 1933-34, one accident bus i emphasis on careful d riving and
the Cavemen w ith her court o f five motor tra ffic provisions and on the highways was responsible for
oeeured for euch 7,133 gallons of constant caution on hazurds of Ihe
princesses. This w ill he patterned drivers’ licenses, and much atten an improvement in the accident
motor fuels used and w hile this is , highway, is believed imperative by
after
the
crow
ning
of
the
queen
of
MEDFORD SCHOOL OF
tion was directed to matters per records, nt least subsequent yearly , not ns good a record us the p rio r
the Rose Festival Queen in Port taining to car operation fo r (he next reports indicate that greater driving i year, it is s till much better hnn Ihe stale department Io make Ihe
BEAUTY CULTURE
ratio belter us the months progress.
land and in itself w ill be w orth the
419% East Main, Medford trip to Grants Pass.
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The Following Prices Prevail:
Oregon
are planning to spend the
Permanent Wave
...
$2 30
WHEN IN GRANTS PASS USE THIS DIRECTORY
Finger Wave and Shampoo .. .30 Fourth in Grants Pass park and
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * VW W W W W MW W W W W MW SUMVW W W W
make this an occasion long to be re
Haircut ....................... ......... J5
DENTIST
SHOE
REPAIRING
membered and talked about. Rose
M a r c e l___ ____________ .25 & .50
burg, Glendale, Grants Pass, Kerby,
F a c ia ls ...............................50 up
Goodyear SHOE Service
Rogue River, Gold H ill. Central
Dr. Con M. Durland
Other Prices Accordingly
107 So. 6th St.
Grants Pass
Point, Jacksonville. Medford, Klam
Grants Pass and Josephine
LADIES AND MEN ENROLL
Dyeing—all colors, to match
ath Falls and all surrounding com
Bank Building
NOW
your gown.
munities are uniting to make this
Phone 265J
Finest equipped shop in South
ern Oregon. See Gotchells.
Lemons for Rheumatism
Bring Joyous Relief
HOTEL
ÎÂNCISCAN
JUST ABOUND
THE CORNEA
FROM
UNION SQUARE
JEWELRY
Fine Watoh 4 Jewelry Repairing
Ready fo r you when promised.
Prices Most Reasonable.
Buhn’s Jewelry Store
Grants Pass. Oregon
“ We Buy Old Gold"
PHYSICIAN - OCULIST
Geo. Inglis, M. D.
Glasses Fitted ------ Eyes Treated
Eye health and health of body
are closely related. Both should
be considered in fittin g glassei.
This costs no more and gives bet
ter results.
Dr. Edward N. Bywater’s
EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT
OFFICE and HOSPITAL
Corner 7tb and H Streets
Grants Pass, Oregon
OFFICE SU P P L IE S
Smtionary — Office Supplies
Typew riters
G ift Merchandise
Books — Drugs
C. H. Demaray
N 6th St.
A FREE
TICKET
Ca/c^niua.
oh
yoïVi,
WORLD’S FAIR TRIP!
(FROM M A IN L IN E P O IN TS )
COACH
ROUNDTRIP
$6880
TO UR IST
R O UNDTRIP
$86
STANDARD
ROUNDTRIP
Go East through San Francisco and Los Angeles. Return
on a northern line for exactly the same rail fare as for a
trip straight East and back! STOPOVER ANYWHERE.
Southern P acific
Grants Pass
Dr. Harold E. Campbell
C hiropractic Physician, ele ctri
cal treatments, spinal examina
tion free,
32-34 Tuffs Bldg.
6th 4 H St.
HARDWARE
Rogue River Hdwe. Co.
Sherwin W illiams Paints
McCorinick-Dccring Farm Imps.
Housewares — General Hardware
204 S. Sixth St.— Phone 38
Grants Pass, Oregon
SERVICE STATION
Jensen Auto Service
6th and D Streets
GAS. OIL, TIBES, BATTERIES,
ACCESSORIES.
GENERAL REPAIR WORK
We buy Furniture, Tools
and Mach, of all Kinds.
W anted Junk, Metal, Cop
per, Brass, Aluminum, Ra
diators, Batteries, Etc.
GRANTS PASS
BARGAIN HOUSE
Phone 83
CLEANERS
Valley Cleaner«
611H East H. St.,
Grants Pass
Opposite P. O.
Phone 260
Suits cleaned and pressed 11.0«
Hats cleaned and blocked 81.0«
Plain dresses cleaned, pressed >1
BATTERY SHOP
BATTERY and ELECTRIC
REPAIRS
Batteries At All Prices
Wimer’« Battery Shop
M3 3 South 6th St. — Grants Pa ass
Your Dollar Is Still
Worth 100 Cents In
Buying Value!
OPTOMETRIST
Dr. Herbert W. Hermann
OPTOMETRIST
Tuffs Bldg. — 519-H St.
"Glasses that are good to look
at and through.*'
OSTEOPATH
WANTED
626 South 6th St.
CHIROPRACTOR
Inflation - - deflation - - reflation — Call it
what they will, your good ol’ dollar still packs a
healthy “buying wallop!’’
Dr. Blaine B. Pruitt
OSTEOPATHIC
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Phones: Office 365.1; Res. 365L
Room 4, Lundburg Bldg.
Grants Pass, Ore.
Look over the list of advertisers in this direc
tory. They are established, reliable businesses that
deserve your patronage.
CAFES
For Q U A LITY and BEASON-
ABLE PRICES— try
SCULLY’S
Down Near Bridge—Grants Pass
Next time you are needing their services use
this directory. Mention this paper when trading
with these advertisers—it will please them and us.
Privale parking fo r guests.
Palace Cafe and Lunch
Open 24 Hours — Real Coffee
QUICK SERVICE
Meals and Short Orders
Booths and Counter
Grants Pas.,
IT WILL PAY YOU
TO SHOP IN
GRANTS PASS
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J. W. C o p e la n d Yards
CEMENT — LUM BER — DOORS
Building Material of All Kind*
4th and G Streak«
Grant« Pa««, Ore.
‘m n m n n n i m n ’
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