Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19??, February 21, 1935, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextT H E G O L D H IL L N E W S T H U R S D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 21. 1915 THE QOLD HILL NEWS ODD—BUT TRUE INVENTIONS E stab lish ed 1897 P ub lished by M ac’s P rin tin g Co. R. E. BLANKENBURG, Editor and Business Manager LOIS BLANKENBURG, Associate Editor An Independent Newspaper Published in the Interests of Gold Hill, Oregon, and Vicinity P U B L IS H E D EV E R Y T H U R SD A Y Butercd at the Poxtoffiee at Hold Hilt, Oregon, for transmission through the mails as second-class matter. .ascription $2.00 a year in advance. Advertising rates on application. any January iu the past five years. P W A G rant» A w arded It also exceeds deliveries in the T o S ta te In stitu tio n s combined months of January and Grants of P \\ A funds fon con struction of an infirm ary at Oregon State college, to cost $100.000 and mnasiunis at the Oregon Normal school and Southern Oregon Normal school to cost $54,000 and $15,000 respectively, have been approved by officials at Washington, accord ing to a telegram received at the of- i.ee ol the chancellor of higher ed ucation. Confirmation of the grants was also received at Eugene from the PWA officials in Portland. In each case 30 per cent of the actual cost of construction will be an outright grant from the federal nment and the balance will be e form of a loan to be repaid a long period of time f r o m ident building fees. With the approval of these three , ojects, all applications submitted tiy the state board of higher educa tion have been accepted, with the exception of the Infirmary proposed for the University of Oregon. Final action on this has been held up pending, action on a bill before the legislature. The infirm ary planned for the university will cost $100,000. The university library to cost $350,- 000 and the Eastern Oregon Normal ‘raining school have already been 'roved. r ?w infirm ary at the college ; !e for the first time ade- i ¡ies for this purpose. At .it, a remodeled fraternity ,.:ie distance frl'ni t h e , is used. The gymnasium at .nd will be the first unit of a ysical education and classroom ‘ aiding. The Monmouth structure ill be one story, to provide health d physical education facilities, re- .-i2 • wholly inadequate build- at present. Gain N oted in Ford D eliveries O ver L a st Y ear domestic retail deliveries o f i -4 V-8 passenger ears and trucks January totaled 75,678 units, an • of 110 per cent over deliv- ri- for the same month of 1934, it announced this week at the home offices of the Ford Motor com pany. This is the highest total for February of last year. Deliveries in January this year were exceeded in only three months months in 1034. They were April, May and June, which are usually considered the peak months of the spring selling season. Detail deliveries of Ford V-8 .rucks were higher than for any January since 1925. The Ford company recently an nounced its January world produc- ion of V-8 cars and trucks totaled 105,230 units. Domestic production for February has been set to exceed .hat of January. Present production of Ford V-8 units is in excess of 5,000 daily. The simple method pictured here is the way many doctors now treat colds and the aches and pains colds bring with them! It is recognized as a safe, sure, QUICKiway. For it will relieve an ordinary cold almost as fast as you caught iL Ask your doctor about this. And when you buy, be sure that you get the real BAYER Aspirin Tablets. They dissolve (disintegrate) almost instantly. And thus work almost in stantly when you take them. And for a gargle. Genuine Bayer Aspirin Tablets disintegrate with speed and completeness, leaving no irritating particles or grittineas. BAYER Aspirin prices have been decisively reduced on all sizes, so there’s no point now in accepting other than the real Bayer article you want. 3 • c i l RWICEI or G enuine Beyer AgpMn ffod ico /f/ Beeuced en A ll Stana ~ - A CORDIAL, HOMELIKE HOTEL WITH A SINCERE DESIRE TO PLF.ASE 3OC FIRE-PROOF ROOMS < $ 1 5 0 WITH BATH w / } X Ft • ■ ■ ■ Uo « HOTEL IMPROVEMENT IN A BICYCLE THE OBJECT OF THIS INVENTION IS TO PROVIDE M E A N S WWEREBT ONE MAT ENJOY WITH A BICYCLE EXERCISE LIKE THAT OF R O W IN G W ITH A P a i r OF S C U LL S , WHICH IS AD AP TED TO DEVEtO PE THE MUSCLES OP THE A R M S AND BODY A S W E LL AS THOSE OF THE L E O S ! Mr. Barrett further said that co operation should be extended by in dulging in normal business trans actions and, by so doing, bringing back normal business conditions. Spending money freely for what one needs, permeated by a spirit cf "Live and Let Live" is nan oppor tunity Io benefit thenisdsves and » their neighbors, which also m akes, an opportunity to serve the city and serve profitably. / Ä7 h IS WOULD N ew O SC Spray C alendar R eady for F ruit G row ers æâsÊSU ■- J K - * -• G O G R E A T AT (Z j O IN G - ö £ T OFF p :.. W aldorf V ’By A ß/KE ßACE / HALF BIKE ano half . BOAT .. WOULD Y O U call it a bite or a BOAK. O R M A Y B E A BO ATCYCLE THIS IS MY ÖIKÄ YOU<¿£ -Ä?T /.RE í F ám T, ®X Love is mother of virtues. Blessings brighten as they deipari. Wonders of Science and Invention r OVER 4 0 0 P IC T U R E S W I V t u i m t r ll Ib e »bury. TW nrtkdna are abort, coocioa. »nd lA n n a U fig H era are a few eub«ecu cuvered: ArtaandL n d t W ork A e tn o * otn y — r\ utoow brtr Hr-;wuru< — A wa^tw < w -lk ja lIH iO d u < — C a re o l T o o le—O w i M i r y - K lf c tr ic itJ I— H o m e M ad e ► —H u n tin g . K i»b- . t n t l t k r M o n ry In •— ork — Told In S im p le Language Scientific Ihacovetjps—the amazing Engi neering Feat»—tbs progress made in Ana- tarn — Radio— Electricity—Chemistry — Phyxirs — Photomphy, etc.? These and many other (amanaluy subji-ctaaro brought to you each month Cm nigh the asgis of POPULAR MECHANICS MAGAZINE. S o m e th in g fo r E v e r y o n e ! Special departm ents are d reotejl to J n i h g J » « and entm om at haa a 1 v i e d b d p lu l toi<xn»1w n un t tenant e o< bnth transm teiinf an<J’ «kiTf'diw art*. For fbs there a«+ etofe« of h in ts to lighten bar daily tasks . , . I t ’ s th * ucta nvtgasine everyone la your fam ily r i l l e n n ff. New Kidneys NOW f NO 6 4 1 ,5 4 4 My friend, James E. Barrett, man aging director of the Oklahoma Biltiuore b o ld , tells me that in most cities not everything has been per fectly done; many things have been neglected. Sins of omission and commission can be dug up if you want to use your time that way. But those failings sink into insig nificance when measured by the re sults that can be obtained ill the future by d o se cooperation on the part of all citizens to make it a bus ier, bigger and better city. ; satisfactory material for use in cod- France may build a Norman Vil : ling moth control, though calcium lage as its exhibit in the California ' arsenate is being used successfully Pacific International Exposition, ' in the Willamette valley, says me which opens in San Diego, Californ I 1935 issue of the Oregon apple ano JUST A LITTLE "MIX u pear spray recommendation bulletin ia May 29. This was indicated today followi just issued by the O. S. C. extension ng inspection of the exposition service. The 1935 edition is now ready for grounds in Balboa Park by Ernest claimed Unit there are no shadows, iuy of San Francisco, trade com free distribution and may be had no glare and no eye-strain cuused from county agents’ offices o r direct j missioner of France. by this exceptional new lamp Mr. Guy discussed the contemplat from Corvallis. It differs little from which will illuminate an entire the 1934 issue, and those having the ed reproduction of a typical Norman room with a soft glow of perfect village with Frank Drugan, execu latter may safely follow its g u id -. light. ance, officials state, until the new tive secretary of the exposition and II is only natural to assume that other officials. The village shops one is obtained. a newly developed light of this type would contain exhibits of various would be expensive hut in lids case industries of France, the little town the cooperative efforts of manufac being populated by native French ‘S a v e Y ou r V isio n ” turers and dealers have made it pos people, furnishing a touch of o l d W eek O bserved H ere sible Io offer this new floor lamp in world color to the exposition. Southern Oregon at the lowest price The t r a d e commissioner was In line with national “Save Your in history. Several attractive styles greatly impressed with the possibil and designs may lie seen on display ities afforded by the exposition for Vision” week, which was observed at local furniture dealers or the Cal throughout the entire country Feb displays of French commerce and ruary 10 Io 16, Southern Oregon ifornia Oregon Power company. trade. dealers are featuring a special sate of indirect type floor lamps during Cocoa February. This is the new, reflect M E D F O R D SC H O O L OF 1 cup of milk or type floor lamp recently perfect BEAUTY CULTURE 1 teaspoon of cocoa ed by famous lighling engineers Io PHONE 84 2 teaspoons of sugar 419 Pi East Main — Medford correct the evils of im proper and J4 teaspoon of vanilla PERMANENT WAVES $1.00 inadequate home lighting. It is Heat milk; mix cocoa and sugar to Special Short Hair Wave $1.00 a paste with cold milk: add enough (3 waves & curls or nil ringlets) warm milk to pour. Add to warm Our Reg. $10.00 Oil Wave $3.00 milk and simmer gentlv for a few Finger Wave 25c; Comb Wave 25c moments; remove from fire and add I f ytm eoukl tra d e yoor na<lert«<d. tired and Shampoo ...................... —.25c lacy Kidneys fo r new onfes. you w<mtd a a to* Haircut .......25c .Marcel.... . 25c vanilla. m a tim lly gat n d o f N l r h t R ia in f. Nervomoeaa. Manicure .................................. 25c IhrzinoBBL Rboor jtt.nm . B u m m y . Itc h in g and A c id ity. 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Ache and Discomfort Eased Almost In stantly Nou D r in k , fofl i NO. 6 4 2 ,5 4 4 WAITE M ay Build N orm an V illa g e the searches for a substitute, arse-1 For F rench E xh ib it ¡nate of lead still remains the most Scientists Find Fast Way to Relieve a Cold • Tate 2 BAYER Ajpkm TtfcMs. ■ • M a t e a m veo «rt tte BAYER Tttfcts yoa a * fat. ep A t A ll Newsstands 2 5 c or by H abacrtptloa W J W a Y e a r S to p a t y o u r f a r o r it o rw w m ta w d a n d i h k c u r r a n t ia a u a . I f y o u r I « o u t , o r d e r d ir e c t . tdeeUr P O I P U I .A B M E C H A N IC S rte.M B egLE'CtecaA W H E N IN G R A N T S P A S S U S E T H IS D IR E C T OR.Y HARDW ARE S H O E R E P A IR IN G G oodyear S H O E Service 107 So. 6th St. Grants Pass Dyeing—all colors, to match your gown. Finest equipped shop in South ern Oregon. See Gotchells. JE W E L R Y * Fine Watch A Jew elry Repairing Ready for vou when promised. Prices Most Reasonable. B tihn’s J ew elry S tore Grants Pass, Oregon “We Buy Old Gold” P H Y S IC IA N - O C U L IS T G eo. In glis, M . D. Glasses Filled ----- Eyes Treated Eye health and health of body are closely related. Both should be considered hi fitting glasses. This costs no more and gives bet ter resells. R ogu e R iver H d w e. Co. Slierwin Williams Paints McComiick-Deering Farpi Imps. Housewat e»—General Hardware 204 S. Sixth St.—Phone 38 Grants Pass, Oregon WARBEN W. INKBOTE, M. Sc, M. D. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Dr. Inkrote has just returned f r o m two years post-graduate study in London and Vienna. Tuffs Building Phones: Res. 165 Office 65 ■ c m *'-■ ■■■ '* -n » . '/m g O P T O M E T R IS T You can know your EYES Lenses only when reqnired Dr. H erbert W . H erm ann oPTOMHrRurr Grant* Pass 519 if St. Phone 258J ■ ja !2 , .......... , i ' - ...... CAFES Dr. E dw ard N. B y w a te r ’» P a la ce C afe and Lunch EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT OFFICE and HOSPITAL Corner 7th and H Street« Grants Patn, Oregon Open 24 Hours — Real Coffee QUICK SERVICE Meals and Short Order« Booths and Couater Grants Pas» O F F IC E S U P P L I E S ew — Wfjce Sappila« Stationen^ T ypcw rners Gift Merchandise Books — Drugs G H . D em aray N 8th S t Grants Paaa " cleaners "^" V a lley C leaners 011% East H. St., Grants P a u Opposite P. 0. Phone 280 Suits cleaned and pressed $1.00 Hats cleaned and blocked $1.00 Wain dresses cleaned, pressed $1 Teach Your Dollar toHave More 'Cents' To make yotir dollar go farthest, selact a reliable business establishment. The business agid profes sional men listed in this directory are leaders in their respective lines. They guarantee their mer chandise which gives you assurance that you will be satisfied. When shopping, use this direftjory. J.W. 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