THE GOLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY, JUNE ax,
NOTICE
Dr. Wm. Roney, Medford Centei
Bldg., will hold office hoars with
Dr. Chisholm in Gold Hill at tt e
following hours:
Monday afternoons, 2-4.
Tuesday mornings, 10-12.
Wednesday afternoons, 2-4.
Thursday mornings, 10-IX
Friday afternoons, 2-4.
Saturday evenings, 7-9.
Gold Hill phone No. 15-L-2; Med
ford phone, 430-J. Please make ap
pointments by calling 15-L-2.
IIOCU.11APPBMWCSI
Mrs. H. L. Kenaston went to Med-
Mr, and Mrs. H. F. Drake were
lord Wednesday foi dental work.
Grants Puss callers Tuesday.
Mrs. Rob Cook has been quite ill
Mrs. Leonard Rumsey and baby-
son returned from the hospital at her home here for several days.
Monday.
Mrs. Jim Chisholm and daughter,
Margaret Hoxie and father. Hur Betty Jean are ill with the measles.
ry Hoxie of Medford visited at their
Eber Davis is buck again on
home on Kanes creek Sunday.
,i. tivily duly with the police force
Mr. Thompson of Ashland is her? .•Iter a brief vacation.
visiting with his nephew, Paul
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wardrip
Thompson and family.
were Sunday guests at the Fred
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Matthews and Stone home.
I Betty Johnston of Medford were
Mrs. Sargeant is quite ill al her
Grants Pass I Gold Hill callers Sunday.
Theatre
.¡ome here. Her many friends wish
Lester Dusenberry who is work ner a speedy recovery.
Friday — Saturday
ing at Phoenix spent the week end
Misses Roberta Mullin and Louis)
I.EE TRACY in
here with his family.
smith were Medford shoppers Mon
“HI Tell the W orld”
Old fashioned Lemon Custard Ice day.
PREVIEW SAT NITE 11 P. M. I Cream at Horning’s Shack, Grants
Mrs. Clyde Walker and Mrs.
Victor McLaglen in "Wharf Angel’ Pass.
adv. „awrenee Whitsett were in Medford
Word has been received that the Monday having denial work done.
Sunday—Monday—Tuesday
Earl Moore family arrived safely In
Walter Holms of Grants Pass
The Big All Star Musical
Los Angeles and expect to start was here Wednesday looking about
home again soon.
“Stand Up and Cheer”
id s property on Kanes creek.
Featuring Warner Baxter
Mr. and Mrs. Lornman of Central
Mrs. Joe Blair, Mrs. Mayfield and
1 'o in l ami Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson of .Mrs. C. W. Marlin were Medford
Wednesday — Thursday-
Oakland, California, visited at (the shoppers Friday afternoon.
Margaret Lindsay, Guy Kibbee in | It. L. Kenaston home Sunday.
Work has been resumed on the
Mrs. G. W. Angst of Yoncalla left
“Merry W ives of Reno” I Wednesday for her home after Lins al the cement plant after being
discontinued for some time,
! spending several day s with her
Matinee D U l y _____________ 25( I daughter, Mrs. Earl Howard and
Haymond Hitter and John Sutton
Evenings _________________ 35c i
were Grants Pass visitors Saturday
Kiddies always ________
10c i family.
right.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gray re
Mrs. Rene Ostrander and chil
turned to this city Friday eve
ning from Portland where they a:- dren have moved to Portland where
tended the Rose Festival. They also Mrs. Ostranders mother, Mrs. Mills-
attended the wedding in that city of puugh resides.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Parker,
Mrs. Mary Chisholm has been
quite
ill at her home for the past
Caps and Guns
three weeks but is now able to be
Firecrackers
down town.
Mrs. Fred Stone accompanied her
daughter, Mrs. E. Wardrip and
family home to Grants Pass Sunday
t veiling and remained us their
guest unlit Wednesday.
LEGAL
We are well prepared lo take care of your needs in
mens clothes, and shoes. Come In amt lie convinced,
NOTICES
SIMMONS
Suit in Equity lo Canrel Deed«
IN THE CIRCUIT CO I Hl’ OF H IE
STATE OE OREGON IN ANO
FOR THE COUNTY OE JACK-
SON.
El I A MOSS, plaintiff,
vs.
ORIS CRAWFORD as Executor of
the Will of F. V. Medynski, de
ceased, liie unknown heirs of F.
V. Medynski, deceased, and also
all oilier persons or parlies un
known claiming any right, title,
estate, lieu or interest in (the real
estate ilescriged ill the eompluint
herein, defendants.
To tlie unknown heirs of F. V,
Medynski, deceased, and to also
all oilier persons or parties un
known claiming any right, title.
(S tate, lieu o r in te re st in the real
estate described in the complaint
herein, of the above designated
defendants:
IN THE NAME OE THE STATE
OE OREGON: You are hereby re
quired to appear and answer the
eompluint of the above named
plaintiff filed against you in the
above entitled court and cause, on
or before tlie expiration of four
weeks from and after the date of
tin- fu s t |>nlilii-ation of this sine
mons. to-wit: on or before July I!».
1934. amt if you fail lo answ er sa il
complaint, for want thereof plain
tiff will apply l<> tlie court for tie
relief demanded or prayed for in
said eoniplaint, a succinct state
ment of which IS as fo llo w s:
For a decree against the above
named amt designated defendants
ami eaeli of them declaring null
and void aud cancelling those two
certain deeds each dated February
16, 1S26, each executed by Ella
Medynski as the grantor, to F. V.
Medynski ns the grantee, aud one
of said deeds being recorded to
Volume 191 at page 119 of the Deed
Records of Jackson County, state of
Oregon, and purporting lo convey
unto said F. V. Medynski lad No.
Hi amt Hie north 3.3 feet of I.ot No.
It of amt in Block 10 of the Town,
now falx, of Medford in Jackson
county, state of Oregon, amt one of
Sparklers
New and Used
Mr. and Mrs. (’has. Estes called at which deeds is recorded ill Volume
the R. L. Kenaston home Wednes 191 at puge 120 of the aforesaid
FURNITURE
Roman Candles
day on their way Io Crescent City, Heed Records, and which purports
to convey unto said F. V. Medynski
Sky Rockets
Montag Ranges
California.
I.ot No. I ill Block 20 of the Town,
Colored Fire
Good Used EASY W ASHER
Mrs. Ben Paul walked over town now City of Medford in the afore
said county and slate, and remov
>1
with dryer, less than half
Tuesday afternoon, the first since ing the cloud upon plaintiffs title
Snakes
price.
her serious illness which has kept to said described property result
And Assorted Novel
ing by reason of or on account of
her at home for several months.
Reconditioned Meadow’s
sail1 deeds ami Hie record thereof
ties.
washer, «35.00.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bailey have and that plaintiffs title to said
maved to a house owned by Mrs. property he quieted us against any
Key and Lock Work a
all claims of the said above
Mee. They formerly occupied the and
named and designated defendants,
Specialty.
manse.
or any of them, arising out of, by
virtue of. or on account of or under
5»;
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hedgpelh 1 said deeds or either of them and
Williams Furniture &
and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hedgpelh and that Hie above named and designat
Hardware Co.
daughter Phyllis of Medford were ed d e fe n d a n t, ami ( ai li of them and
iiersotis claiming by. through or
Sunday guests at the J. I). Hedgpelh all
304 S. Sixth — Grants Pass
> 513 G St.—Grant« Pass
under them or any of them he for
home.
A
ever enjoined from asserting any
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right, title, estate, lien or interest
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Parker re in or to said properly or any part
lumed home from Portland Thurs thereof arising out of, by virtue of.
day evening. They were married in or on account of, or under said
or either of them and that
that city Wednesday and stayed lo deeds
plaintiff have possession of said
attend the Rose Festival.
property and huve a decree for such
Other, further anil different relief
Bill Hammersly who pilches foi as to the court may seem cquituble.
the Jacksonville Miners has won his
This summons, pursuant to an or
las! three games. The Miners heal der dated June 20, 1934, duly en
Prospect Iasi Sunday 15 to 9 with tered in the above court and cause
by the Hon. H. I), Norton, Judge
Hammersly on the mound,
of the above entitled court, is serv
ed upon you by publication thereof
Mrs. Dale Norton came home in Gold Hill News, once a week for
Tuesday for a few days from the feui consecutive weeks and you are
Radio Camp where she with her therein and are herein ordered and
family are spending their vacation required to appear and answer said
complaint on or before the expira
while Mr. Norton is engaged in tion of the last day of the time so
mining on Graves creek.
pi escribed in said order for the
iubiication of said summons, naine-
Pat Becker returned to his home y : on or before the expiration .of
four
weeks from and after the dale
in Biddle Saturday night after
spending several weeks here with of the first publication of said sum*
and which date of first pub
his father, A. F. Becker. Mr. Becker mons
lication is June 21, 1934, and the
also accompanied his son home for date on or before which you are
so required to appear and answer
GENUINE VALUES IN
: a visit with home folks.
is July 19, 1934.
Martin Blackburn stopped for a
H. K. HANNA.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
visit with his aunt and uncle, Mr.
My posfoffice address is Medford,
and Mrs. J. W. Livingston Monday, Oregon.
| ’28 W H IPP E T 4-door Sedan ..........................
Mr. Blackburn was enroute to his Pub. June 21-28; July 5-12-19.
home in California after spending
®
Very economical to operate.
r-
some time in Grants Pass.
RIVOLI
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Smiths
| Variety Store
f
T ran sp o rtatio n
$125
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*30 FORD Model A R oad ster.......................... $ 2 2 5
A sporty car with rumble seat.
’31 PONTIAC Coach ........................................ $ 365
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Appearance like new—best condition.
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Ray Thompson spent the week
end in Gold Hill from Sawyers Bar,
California, visiting his family and
friends. Mrs. Thompson and chil
dren returned south with him Sun
day to spend several months.
Grants Pass, Ore. *;
C H E A P LUM BER
C ed a r Shing'les
ALL GRADES
J O H N S -M A N V I L L E
Q UALITY ROLL ROOFINGS
Frank Childers returned from
Portland Sunday where he has been
spending the past several weeks
-with his son Lyle, who has been in
the hospital with an infected eye.
The doctors are hopeful of saving
the eyesight.
Patricia Shorb, young daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Mac. Shorb of La
Grande, Oregon, who is attending
the Salem school for deaf, won two
prizes in the closing festivities at
the school. One for the student mak
ing the most improvement in sew
ing during the year and the other
for the best in class work. Miss
Shorb formerly resided here with
her parents before they moved to
the Eastern Oregon town.
Your Car
Oiled and
Greased
We “give ’er the gun” thor
oughly . . not a friction point
is overlooked. Drive in.
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PHONE 1
See Our Fine Display of Dainty
Styles in Infant’s and Children’s
Dresses.
Featuring Hooked Rugs 4 Yarns
Needle Art* & Baby Shop
S3 N. Central — Medford Bldg.
working
Men’s WORK SHOES— All standard well known brands. Guaran
teed lo give you satisfaction amt wear.
Prices i Huge
«1 !».’>. «2-39. »2.93. «3.45 nml «3.75
H IG H TO PS—Weyen berg’s Waal Coaal l.ogger last, hems oil tan
upper stock, pocket counter, slu t hooks, kid lined vumps, heavy
oak bend soles.
16 Inch tops
«8.35;
12 Inch lops
»7.35
Men’s 16 Inch tops, leather or composition soles.
W hile they
»4.65
lust
md »I 25
»1,35 amt »1.45
93. . »E K I
Mens Waist OVERALLS
Men’s Bib OVERALLS, full cut
CANVAS GLOVES
10 ,,z.
tOe pair;
14. 0«.
15c pair
C a lv e rt & French
H ie Store That Sells for l.ess
GRANTS PASS. OMR.
N n rt!
In the »tyle, the
color, the trim of 1934’»
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$£•98
fo r W o m e n !
Get a halter-neck, if you want to tie
definitely "1934” ! O r one of these
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back"! And for those who prefer
them, there are smart-fitting "div
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wool, sizes 34 to 40 (a few in 36 to
4 4 )! H u rry in for yours I
J. C. Penney Co.
Medford, Orc.
WATCH
THE
FORDS
GO BY
Other Manufacturers Raised
the Price o f Cars A b ou t T w o
Months A g o —FORD DID NOT
If Fords Had Raised, What»
Would T oday’s Prices Be?
Sold on Terms — Reasonable Trades
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