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PAGE THREE THE GOLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY, MAY a, 1935 M ore Tourist* in State Say* Snell A ten per rent Increase in regis tration of out-of-state motor ve hicles is noted in the quarterly re port of Earl Snell, secretary of slate. During the first three months of 1935, 7,777 curs were listed from o ther states, while in 1934, 7,053 motor vehicles of visitors to the stale were tabulated. In spite of the greater numbrr of tourist* registering in the quarterly period the month of March showed u falling off in its totals, as coni- nared to March, 1934. Tills year, 3,331 curs were checked in and Inst March, 3969 were totaled. As usual California topped the list of states sending visitors to Oregon. During the quarter, 3,333 cars cam* in from the neighboring state to the south while Washing ton sent 3,130 automobiles over its state line into Oregon. Fire Hug Relieved Corvallis where a frat bouse burned und another at Albany where a dis play pavilion at the l.inn county fair grounds was destroyed by fire last week end. The other recent fires included the burning of a large church in Corvallis, the fires at Rend, North Rend and Silverton. State officials are working on the ruse. WorK »Shoes Heath’s 1 Household Cause of Many Flrea—- W iio seven bud fires causing Governor M a rtin Say* much damage in as many towns und Pacific H ighw ay W o rk cities of the state, authorities have W ill Be Pushed First expressed the belief that a fire-bug is at work. Since the burning of the “The Pacific highway carries Ihe state rapitol last Thursday two more traffic and therefore must be mod fires have been reported, one at ernized from Salem to the California border.” These were Ihe encourag ing words of Governor Charles H. Murtin in his address al the Jackson county chamber of commerce ban quet in Medford lust Thursday eve ning. "The people are highway mind ed”, he continued. “Of Ihe *12,000,- Heavy Compo Soles, $1.95, $2.95 000 we arc going Io gel this year, and $3.45 much w ill be spent on highways. Firsl we w ill rebuild Ihe road over Heavy Black and Tan the Slskiyous, und I assure you to A ll Leather ....................... $2.95 show my gratitude t o Jackson county, the Siskiyou job w ill come Heavy Black Police Shoe ... $3.45 under my special consideration.” The Governor lauded the Rogue CO PELAND RYDER river valley in his talk and told of JE F F E R S O N LO G G ER S the aid the state planning b o a r d Every P air Hand Pegged would have in bringing new settlers to this slate. $7.00, $8.50, $10.85, and $13.50 Just as Governor Martin finished his address i telegram telling of the For Genuine W o rk Shoe Values capitol burning was delivered to Come To him. His visit to southern Oregon was cut short by this news and he left for Salem early Friday morn ing ■Stanton Rowell. Sole Owner 7/ints fo r the GRANTS PASS. OREGON Read the ads. yon money I They ■« aiaJ|^iea <i«J|^siean BY R U T I Y WKBSTJ4K Clean streets, yards and houses ought to be points of civic pride. And I'm sure all you folks want vis itor» in Ibis community to speak fa vorable of its cleanliness. Police tlie buseinent and attic In your home. Clean up Ihe yards. Burn all refuse and waste paper. And add a touch of puint where it's needed. Let’» make this city known as the “Spotless Tow n !” Let's go— Everybody! Clean up! Paint up! How to Clean Oil Paintings During this time honored period of “Spring cleaning” a suggestion as to cleaning oil paintings w ill not come amiss. To remove all specks und dust from a canvas requires care to avoid cracking. Wet a soft cloth and wring out of tepid water. Fold the cloth and spread it over the picture, letting it remain about half an hour. Remove the wet cloth and wipe w ith a soft damp cloth, then w ith a soft dry cloth. This method always results in a clean painting. DO YOU KNOW T H A T : Proper Way to Cut Felt Patterns The tiny figures and other de signs of felt whch are so popular appliqued on hats, coats, dresses, sweaters and even purses are dit fieult to cut accurately from a large piece of the material unless suffic ient care is taken. To do it, cut the pattern from paper and baste it with large, flat stitches to the felt. Then simply cut around it. It is really easy when you know how, isn't it. For Your Assistance May We Suggest: For Mother—Mother's Day, May 12 Beautiful odd piece dishes, vases, cooking utensils, stationery, toilet articles RECIPES Mushroom Sauce For the Graduate— Autograph Album *, Snapshot Album *, Stationery, Co*- metic*, Lingirie, Hose ’ For the Bride— Set* of dishes, cooking utensil*, cutlery, vases, glassware, picture*, lamp thades, wastepaper basket* and a hundred handy “fill-ins”. And of course, greeting cards tor n il occasions. Shop at the C & B Economy “Cheapest and Best” ■ "—Mb » ■ « I ' 1 cup of mushrooms, washed and sliced 3 tablespoons of butter 1 tablespoon of flour % teaspoon of salt 1 cup of hot milk Melt Ihe butter in a saucepan. Add the mushrooms. Cover tight and cook slowly for three minutes. In . crease the heat slightly and eook for five minutes, stirring occasion ally to prevent sticking. Remove the cover and add the flour and salt; stir gently until well blended and smooth. Add milk grad ually, stirring occasionally until the mixture forms a smooth creamy sauce. Pour over meat or vegetables which have been placed on a heated platter. Beautifully Fashioned Frocks for “ MISS GRADUATE” Frilled shoulders or short, p uff sleeve* . . inter esting neckline* and other fetching style touche*. Simply thrilling! In organdy, chalk crepe, ta ffe ta and sheer* $2.95 — $$.95 — $9.95 — $1$.95 CINDERELLA SHOP Tomato Supreme G ra n t* Pas* » a /I t The Cinderella Shop A soft varnish brush, with a string or w ire through the handle w ill save to hang it by, is a desirable utensil in every pantry to be used for brushing bread, rolls and pastry with melted butter? An Important Gilt Season Is A t Hand * spoon of gelatin in one-fourth cup cents per pound on the San Francis of cold water; add three-quarters co market. of a cup of hot boiled salad dress ing; cool; add one-half cup of chop Buy Oregon for quality. ped celery, one-half ^green pepper chopped, one pimiento, chopped; one cup of chopped chicken, salt tr~ and paprika to taste and two tea spoons of vinegar. Put into tomato shells and chill until firm. Serve on lettuce and top w ith a spoonful of salad dressing. readily adjust themselves to a variety of conditions and aro slow to complain of their need 70,000 Pounds of for gtaH««. They are unknow Tkirkeys Shipped— ingly abused for their w illing Seventy thousand pounds of tu rk ness. eys, bring approximately *15,000 lo raisers, were shipped from Jose D r. O rville H . Scheetc phine county last year by the grow OPTOMETRIST ers cooperative association. The 606 East H SL — Grants Pass turkeys brought an average of 22'6 ■<* MV»"*» Select six firm tomatoes; peel and remove pulp. Set in refrigerator to chili. Soften Iwo-thirds of a table- Grants Pas* • < - / ' ■phis MONTH ? «O s I fretti m i . SSKi • Thia vary fine range regularly sella for a great deal more money than we are asking this month. The quality of the range is the same in every respect as is the case when sold at its regular list price of more than $160.00. The price includes the range a* shown with latest type sliding oven, wanning com partment, four fast surface burners, automatic oven control, condiment Jars, latest type toggle switches, special light standard, electric dock, and built in cooking chart. The range is seoond to none in finish, beauty of design, and appearance. We hope our «up- ply is large enough to last through the month but this is by no means assured. ¡r—w or 00 $>^88 'down W monthly Completely Installed The California Oregon Power Company .H - I ! »M«eeemeinM«(Ma __________________
