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T H E G O L D H IL L N E W S T H U R S D A Y , A U G U S T 16, 1934 FO O T S C R E E K NEW S ( I I ) Mr». Marlon Lanca) The meeting (lute of the rite n * lion unit held id the conununily hull ut Hogue Hiver for Ih r ladies of Ihe e n lirr community has been changed Io the second Tuesday of each month beginning September I t . Mrs. Azalea Sager, sewing ex- |iert of Corvallis, w ill hr present and give a lesson on guide pul- terns. Miss Alice Mutin of Oregon City ia taking Mrs. Mabel Muck’s place during her absence in Corval lis where she is filling Miss C iarl imi Nye's pluce. Miss Nye Is in Kodaks $5.00, up Washington, I). C., having been' They left Monday ruorhrdng from culled there by the . federal . . . . . . . . . relief . . . . . Medford for their home ut Lo.i administration to serve as technical Angelea after spending the past six advisor on home economic project.«, weeks visiting here. Mrs. Muck w ill serve us acting stale leuder of home economic extension Mrs. Charles McMerrick received work until Miss Nye returns in un announcement last week of the October. The meeting w ill be an all birth of a daughter July 20, to Mr. ilay meeting beginning ut ten und Mrs. Elmer Hughs of South o'clock. Il is hoped there w ill be .1 Cute, California, who spent the good utteiiduncr Io meet Mrs. Sager winter ut the Anderson runch ubout and Miss Malin. Mrs Victor Bird three years agw seye and Mrs. Murion l.ance w ill act us hostesses. A weiner roast was held Satur day evening on Evans Creek bv Mr. und Mrs. H. Stephenson who mimliers of Ihe Birdseye fam ily. have live«! here for Ihe past two also Alice Jacobson, Bobby Camer years on what is known us the Dick on, Loretta, Lorraine und I.eBoy Heap, Edsel Hlclnnun pluce urr disposing of Tompkins, Dorothy their things and are leaving for Sai: A lute. It.di li llili s, K in iic th War-1, Fruncixeo, California, to live. They Mrs. Tom Knox, Sybil Walker, and have sold Iheir pluce to parties Phyllix and Itowlund Miller. from Klamath Fulls. John Perry has as his guest tor Marie Biles who has been visiting a few days W illiam Poynler of Son her parents, Mr. und Mrs. John Francisco who arrived Saturday. Mrs. Lou M iller and son Danny left for their home ul Fairbanks, Iowa, Saturday morning after a two months visit with her mother, Mrs. Pauline W’ahl and oilier rela tives. Miss Alice Jacobson of Corvallis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jacobson, who were former teach ers in the Itogue River school, is visiting her cousin. Mrs. Victor Birdseye. On Wednesday of Iasi week Mrs. Lester Boling and fum ily were dinner guests at the Bird seye home visiting Mr. Boling's mother, Mrs. Bertha Poyer. Baby Brownie $1.00 und Homer Harrison spent the past two Myrtle Point where Clarence ha» been employed at a mine returned home lust week to visit Iheir parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Harrison. Clarence and who have months ul C am era Sup plies F ilm s — F in ish in g Hurry l.inn of Oregon City has been camped above Ihe Anderson ranch for over two weeks, having been stationed on Graves Creek be fore coming here. MUSIC & PHOTO HOUSE Stantun Kowall, Prop. Grants Pass, Oregon Mrs, Charles McMerrick received word lust week that her brother, MMXXXMMXXjntiKMWMCKSQgXXXXXKV Bobby Lovclcxx, of Williams ereek i g had been 11 patient nt the Josephine W e A re C losin g O ut • General hospital nt Grants Pass, due to a skull fracture received P a rt o f Our M en ’s and S «while swimming a week ago Sun day. I.asl rejiorls staled he had been moved home and was improv Y ou n g M en ’s ing. Suits £ A 1 s W id e V a r ie ty C h oose from at to > « $19.50 $17.50 $14-85 GOOD ST Y L E S A N D PATTERNS W e S till Pair* o f Shoe» and at C lose H a v e a F ew M en ’» S p ort Canvaa S h o es O ut P rices. Heath's Stanton Howell. Sole Owner GRANTS PASS, ORE. kWSOOn««»: • • « state fair are fur in advance of last Law E xp e rt* to Meet at U. O- year, with entries up to Monday of In nine hours, Wes Green of Med- this week greater than had been re The Oregon State Bar association ford accompanied by several Cal- calved Ihe la:.; week of the fair a and the Pacific Coast Institute of Itornia friends pul his Chalmers- year ago. Everything points to the Law and Administration of Justice Detroit "30" over the roud from greatest and largest Oregon stale w ill meet in Eugene _____ September _ _ _____ ft. that city to Ihe rim of Crater l.aki fair, both in number of exhibits and ¡7 and 8 at a Joint session which lust week. To Wes goes the distin- in attendance. The fair open* a* w ill draw leading legal authorities ction of driving Ihe first cur to the'Salem on l.abor day. not only from Oregon and the rim of the lake this season. During Complete rejuvenation of Ihe Northwest, but from all over the Ihe trip lie burned 12 gallons of grounds and buildings is the draw- United States, it was announced gasolinr und suffered no mishaps. ! mg 1 :ird that bus placed new vigor today by Wayne L. Morse, in exhibitors and brought a lot of dean of the University of Oregon Balph Darling, Sum llodges, H. II. new inquiries. Max Gfhlhar„ direc school of law, who with Ralph H. Moore und I,. Applegate left tor, slates that utmost daily he is King, president of the state bar as Thursday morning via nulo for : in receipt of letter» from groups sociation, has just completed the Crater Lake. They exjieel Io rnuk; such as pigeon fanciers, poultry program for the event. men, dairymen, horse breeders and the round trip in III ree days. i prospective exhibitors in the Art California's 136,060 acres of w al ¡department and (fairy products Fair E n tries W a y nuts w ill make an estimated 4*,000 i show, just to mention a few. tons this year w ith a market value A head o f L a st Y ear The News— only 81-00 during of about 80.000.000. A nutty state 40 Entries in all departments of the August. Subscribe or renew NOW. to speak. Biles, for some time Irft Thursduy May Biles returned Saturday for l.os Angeles, Californfu, for an extended visit with her sister, Lulu from a week spent visiting at the who operates a beuuty shop in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Huntley and fam ily near Table southern city. Hock. Brownies $2.25, up K odak erable development work ut once. Beth Meissner of Glendale, Ore gon, spent the ’•eek end at Ihe home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry M iller, returning to her home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. It. II. Young and > daughters, liene and Beverly of Medford were guesls Sunday nt tin ! home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gurtzlaff. 129 E. M ain S L , in M edford FR O M O U R F IL E S 25 Y ea rs A g o From Ih r Gold H ill Newa of Augunt 13. 1900 C a lv e rt & French Starting Thursday Night The Grey Eagle mine in the Sar dine ereek district is showing up well and 11 m ill is now on Ihe way llo he placed on the property. Th» owners are very much encouraged | , by Ihe outlook und w ill do consid-1 7:00 P . M . S H A R P T O G G E R Y B IL L S A Y S — Tlie announcement of this sensational 835,000 men’s wear sale is Ihe signal that starts a powerful drive for greater volume and faster selling. To insure this, we are offering our entire stock of na tionally known men’s clothing, nats, furnishings and shoes at reductions that should at least triple our sales for the next month. Buying enthusiasm w ill be at high pitch so make it a point to attend w hile stocks are completes Signed: W. F. ISAACS, (Toggery B ill). RIVOLI Theatre — Grants Pass F riday Bichard and Dix — Saturday Irene Dunne “S T 1 N G A R E E ” Preview I I P. M. Saturday BORIS K AR LO FF in “T H E B L A C K C A P ’ Sunday and Monday JOE E. BROWN in Entire Stock Goes at Sale Prices “T H E C IR C U S C L O W N ’’ Tuesday und Wednesday Leslie Howard in ‘O f H um an B o n d a g e” Thurs., Fri., Sat. EARL CARROLL’S M A K E NO D A T E FO R T H U R S D A Y N IG H T Cancel all engagements for Thursday night! Don’t let anything keep you away from the opening of this great sidling event. Bargains galore all over the store for those who are here when the doors open at seven o’clock Thursday night. It’s T hrillin g ! I l ’s Unusual! It's D ifferent! S A L E S T A R T S T H U R S D A Y N IG H T , A U G U S T 16 A T 7:00 P . M . “M urder a t th e V a n itie s” Matinee Dvily ... Evenings ............ Kiddies always mt saws o r - g g wt « a t W H Y N O P R IC E S A R E L IS T E D H E R E For the simple reason that this is not a sale of odds and ends or undesirable groups but includes cur ENTIRE STOCK OF MEN’S WEAR at new low prices for quick disposal— There isn’t room enough on a dozen papers this size to list all the items that go at sale prices so we invite you to attend this unusual event and prove what we claim about this. Mrs. Helen Hobbs and daughter Helen Bess were dinner guests Sat urday nt the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Marion Lance having returned Thursday evening front a visit nt Hpllinghnm, Washington; Van couver; Victoria, and Sidney, B. C. The store that sells fo r less. Men’s Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Furnishings A fire in Ihe Fools creek district which started last Tuesday destroy ed several hundred dollars worth of wood, quite a hit of fencing und swept the mountain side damaging a good deal of timber. Mr. and Mrs. O. Bfeswick and friends, Mr. and Mrs. Banger of Los Angeles, California, arrived recent ly io spend a two weeks vacation with their former friend Louis D ru if at Picketts Auto camp. Mr. and Mrs. Moynlon left for their home Tuesday. M E N ’S W O R K S H O E S ANNOUNCES SENSATIONAL $35 ,0 00 SALE Ancient History Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Bowers and M. f„ Boomsluiler made a trip to Talent Sunday where Mr. Bowers » . „ t t l t l t l M M l t t W l t W l t t t t t t V went on business. W'e sell plenty of mens’ work shoes, Why? Because our line Is always complete at the best possible prices on nationally known shoes. NUMBER 3303 MENS’ H IG H TOPS This is a shoe that we would 12 inch tops, kid lined vamps, hesitate to discontinue, as we heavy Pooch und Peterson mi have plenty of customers that ner stock, pocket counter, have worn that shoe for from West Const logger last, Oak 18 to 24 months, so naturally bend soles. This is the liest demand that shoe. Now 83.46 boot Wyenhcrg makes. Our price, only ..................... 87.35 MUNSRN LAST Same as above, in in inch top, Brown Goodyear welts, semi only ..................................... 88.35 work shoes, made by Wyen- herg. A good big value, 83.45 WYRNBERG Summer leader, hluek with 16 INCH TOPS composition soles, a good This is Ihe best shoe we have wearing shoe, for ........ »1.05 seen Io sell at a real price, Also we can (jive you one I hat Black Chrome Elk upper, with Is some heavier in full stock, lent Iter or composition soles. composition soles nt ...... 82.J0 Only ................................... 84.65 H E R M A N SHOES LUMBERMAN'S SHOE Black Chrome Elk uppers. Henvy (dark retail stock, extra Heavy Panco soles in good- heavy composition over lap year wells ......................... 82.65 ped sole, with hard toe that W ith steel arch nnd extension w ill not break down, or plain heels ................................... 82.05 toe. Special price ........... 83-25 TheTOGGERY PRICES SLASHED O N O U R E N T IR E ST O C K OF M E N ’S H E m an step p in g along with the T springy step of Heal th OR .. the one who looks ‘‘all in” . . . who finds every step an effort. I f th e la tte r , yo u are in need o f th e “H ea lth B u il d - U p ” C H IR O P R A C T IC can g iv e you. C on su lt m e N o w . Dr. Harold E. Campbell T u ff s B ld g. G ran ts P a s s , Ore. Grants Pass, Ore. tawva**************************** I C L O T H IN G S O C IE T Y B R A N D , M IC H A E L S T E R N , H Y D E P A R K AND OTHER M AKES A L L GO A T N E W L O W S A L E P R IC E S S5Ï The low- prices we are offering on men's suits is a direct challenge to your judgment of values. The story cf your unrestricted choice of the house and the low sale prices is your assurance of worthwhile savings on any garment purchased during this great $35.- ooo sale of men’s apparel. SA LE STA R TS TH U R SD A Y N IG H T , 7 P . M . S H A R P The TO G G ER Y 129 E a st M ain S tr e e t M edford, Oregon
