THE COLD HILL NEWSTHl’RSDAV, FEBRUARY at.
CLEARANCE SPECIAL O N
HOSE AT 25c
LADIES
NEW PRINTS—NEW H O U S E D RESSES
FOR SPRING
YOUR
THREADS AND NOTIONS F O R
SPRING SEW ING
DRAKE'S
Complete Line of Groceries and Dry Goods
GILL BROS. GARDEN SEEDS EXCLUSIVELY
SPERRY’S DAIRY AND POULTRY FEED
RED STAR FERTILIZERS
Mack’s Seed & Feed Store
Grants Pass
Phone 301R.
514 S. 6th Street
301
Save! Save! Save!
Clearance Sale
A ll W inter A ccessories
FIRESTONE HOT
W ATER HEATERS
FIRESTONE
ANTIFREEZE
$10.00 value for
Regular $2.95 gallon for
$7.95
$1.99
During Sale Only
Gallon
Batteries
Firestone Tires
ARC BATTERIES
Fully guaranteed.
13 plates. Equip now—
save money on recharg
es — eliminate starting
troubles.
Stop dangerous skidding
today. Equip with new
Non-Skid FIRESTONE
TIRES.
$3.45
LOW PRICED DUR«
W ith old battery.
ING TH IS SALE
Firestone Service
Store
Phone 520
Riverside and 9th Street
Medford
[OCO
301
It takes a Truck Engine
to stand the GAFF
Jack Newnhatu left Saturday on
a business trip tu Los Angeles.
Celia Edler was a Sunday visitor
in Medford.
Mrs. Mhy Forbes of Eagle Point
was a guest of her aunt Mrs. Eniiuit
Sutton and family Monday.
Hay Hall of Chiloquin spent the
week end at the home of his sister,
Mrs. Earl Moore and family.
Mrs. Asil W alker and son, Arley
are visiting Mrs. \ \ alker‘s parents ut
Rock Point for an indefinite time.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Moore were
business visitors in Medford Mon
day.
Gus Erickson is living w ith Doc
Barker. He recently moved from the
home of Mrs. Tiny Altherr.
Dave Force was a guest of his
son. Bill and family. Sunday. Mr.
Force resides in Eagle Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Doty ure mov
ing this week to the Molly Harrison
property.
Mrs. H. F. Drake and Mrs. Art
Mullin were both quite ill the first
of the week.
Take home or to your office a
pound box of chocolate dipped cher
ries for Washington's Birthday. 29c
at Horning's Shack, Grants Pass, ad
Mrs. Charles Avena returned to
Gold H ill on the Shasta Tuesday
morning from a visit of severul
I weeks in California.
Marjorie Cameron of Ashland was
' taken to the Community hospital of
5 that city last Saturday where she
was o,»crated on for appendicitis.
She is improving nicely.
M. S. Johnson of Doris, Californ-
i ia, was a business visitor in town
! Monday. Mr. Johnson was In the
I hardware business here for several
; years.
Bill Kinney is visiting and attend-
| ing to business affairs in eastern
j Oregon this week. Mrs. Daisy G il-
; Christ is staying with Mrs. Kinney
, during his absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Tulare are resitting
i in the Heed property recently va-
caled by the A. Meunier family. Mr.
! Tulare is interested in the Sylvanite
' mine.
Mr. and Mrs. Garold Bobbins and
family, Mrs. Lou Lingren and son,
i Ernest and Mrs. F. W. Stone and
| daughter, Netty, were among the
.Medford business callers Monday.
Mrs. Bozy Tepovac returned from
Portland Tuesday morning. Yvonnlc
remained in the S h r i n e hospital
where she underwent an operation
on her feet last week. She is getting
along nicely.
There w ill be a dance in the Odd
Fellows h a l l Saturday evening.
March 2, sponsored by the lodge and
the Townsend club. The proceeds
of the affair w ill be used to help
defray expenses of the Townsend,
representatives in Washington, D.
C.
Mrs. Cora Olson and sister, Mrs.
Phoebe Chapman, left by train Sun
day evening for McMinnville where
they expect to make their home on
a ranch recenty purchased by Mrs.
Chapman’s son. They have been the
guests of Mrs. Olson’s granddaugh
ter, Mrs. Norman Bailey and hus
band for the past month.
Midget Photos
lUujfahon j K owj the NETT
4 to 5 ton M o d el C-40. See
the N E W In te m a t t o n a li .
S íz m . V h m to lQ-ton.
3 for 10c
PEASLEY STUDIO
Medford
Speed,
Pow er and
Pickup - -
PASSENGER GAR ENGINE is
A ■ called on to deliver from a
f.urth to a half o f its full power
most o f the time. The average
heavy-duty TRUCK engine de
livers from three-fourths to all
o f its power practically all of
its working time.
In terms o f delivered energy
the ovtput o f the TRUCK en
gine is perhaps four times at
great per mile o f travel. If the
average car is disposed o f at
50,000 miles, hundreds o f hard
working trucks should be en
titled to retirement in a few
months’ time. N othing could be
further from the minds o f either
the builc<.r or the owner o f the
good truck. Thousands o f In
ternational Trucks have trav
eled upwards of two or three
hundred thousand miles, every
mile a TRUCK mile.
For more than twenty years
the builders o f International
Trucks have built trucks only.
Q uestion any International
owner as to the result. And
come in
g
and pick
Sizes, Vi-ton to io-ton ;
o n e o f
chassis prices, f. o. b.
factory, from
th e se
trucks to
tr y on
your job.
$390
BRITTEN MOTOR CO.
Del Rogue Garage
Grant» Pa»», Oregon
Miss Winona Shoemaker of Galls
creek spent the week end ut the
home of Miss Valentine Cook.
Mrs. Maybell? Dotson und chil
dren of near Central Point were
guests Sunday of Mrs. Dotson's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Dorman.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Stephens ui»i|
daughter of Medford were Suturduy
callers at the home of Mr. Stephens
sister, Mrs. Bill Force and family.
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Noble have
moved from the W alter Dungey
home to the home formerly occu
pied by Wm. Puhi.
Standard gasoline give»
you all three with plenty
to »pare— yet cost* no
more than o r d i n a r y
motor fuel. T r y it—
drive in— tank up.
T he Cinderella Shop
GrCnts Pass, Oregon
We now have a complete aleck of U»e new«
eat Spring apparel . . , everything from the
formal gowns Io the chic little street a n d
sport costumes.
The Smart Coat—
$’,2.95 to $25.00
The Tailored Suit—
$16.95 to $19.9$
Mias Beth Paulsen, teacher in the
locul schools, was railed Io Portland
Wednesday by the news of the death
of her father, Hance C. Paulsen, of
that city.
Dreaaes—
In sheer crepes, rough crepes, celorful
prints, quilted trims, etc.
J. A. Thomason, former superin
tendent of the local schools is now
Icated at North Fork. California, ac
cording to word received by friends
here recently.
$4.95 to $25.00
Hata—
and
In O ff the Face . . . Bonnet styles
the very flattering kriais.
$1.95 to $5.95
NORGE
ATTEND MONARCH’S
STARTS SAVING
Rose Bushes
The day you buy it!
AND
Shrubbery Sale
2- year-old ROSES, each ...
3- year-old SH RUBS, each
280
290
Many Sorts to Select from
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
Oregon
Medford
"Your Seedsmen Since 1910'
WHY
PUT 0 7 ? THAT DAY
?
N o rg e give« you lower
coat refrigeration. And,
because it is better refrig
eration, it enables you to
save on fo o d coats in
many ways. • Every day
you put off owning Rol-
lator Refrigeration you
deprive yourself o f con
veniences, m ore whole
some food,* actual dol
lars and cents savings.
C om e io today.
Yost cast boy • NorgeJorot little as
$119.50, up
The
Farm Owner
U nder the Term s of the
National Housing Act
Can now put in that much needed water supply,
sew age disposal system, new roofs, a protective
coat of paint or other needed improvements. ..
NORGE
R
OWELL for
ollator
efrigeralion
FOR INFORMATION SEE
Timber Products Co.
Phone 7
*
End of North Central Aye.
«
Medford, Oregon
Grants Pass
Men’s Spring Suits
Large shipment arrived this week. Men, here is t h •
greatest suit value that we have seen in months. 100 par
cent all wool worsted suits in styles for men a n d young
men. Remember these are new suits never shown befons
this. week.
See us for Tire», Tube»
and Batteries
Choice $14.85
Coy’» Service
Station
The Golden Rule
Seth Coy, Manager
Grants Pass, Oregon
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