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K* » PAGE FÔÜR THË GOLD t t t t t KËWS TttUESEAV, MAV a, 193g —w “Buy-Test-Try Oregon Quality” Is Week’s Slogan H ay Salt Arrange with us now for your HAY SALT requirements. PRICED R IG H T F . E. S A M S O N CO. Medford Ore. R IV O L I G ran ts P a ss T h eatre Friday and Saturday- Ronald Colman in ‘B u lldog D rum m ond S trik es B a ck ” Preview Saturday 11 P. M, Fredrie March and Constance Bennett in “T h e A ffa ir s o f C ellene” Sun., Mon. and Tues. ‘D ev il D o g s o f T h e A ir” W ith James Cagney Wednesday and Thursday “T h e P a in ted V e il” Greta w ith Garbo — George Brent Matinee D t i l y ____ E v e n in g s --------------- Kiddies always Mrs. Clarence Hedgpeth of Med Several members of the W . R. C met at the hall last Friday to quilt. ford was a week end guest at the J. D. Hedgpeth home. Mrs. Lovy Tylee was a business visitor in Medford Monday. Mrs. George Lyman of Sams Val ley was an all day guest Saturday The high school student body en of her daughter, Mrs. E. T. Ham. joyed an all day picnic in Ashland Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lewis were Friday. guests of Mrs. Lewis' parents, Mr. Mother's Day wrap, 29c; choco and Mrs. Wm. Musty at Central late covered cherries. Horning's Point Sunday evening. Shack, Grants Pass. adv. Mrs. S. L. Parks and children of A1 Tayler moved his family from Grants Puss spent .the week end the Pierce property on Galls creek with Mr. Parks out on the former last week and is camping across the W alter Holmes property. They ex river near Bill Pomeroy's. pect to move there soon. Marvin Emery returned to his duties at the cement plant Friday- after several days illness. He was taken sick again Tuesday and is con fined to his home. Mrs. Millie Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wait and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fiene attended the all day session of the Pomona grunge at Rogue Riv er Saturday. Word received here from Mrs. John Keeney states she arrived in Bellingham, South Dakota, safely. She traveled by train, leaving here April 22. For Sale Cheap: Lumber suitable for brooder houses and temporary- buildings. We can arrange f o r loans under the F. H. A. for any re- p a i r s or remodeling. Economy Lumber Company, Medford. adv. See our display of Mother’s Day- Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Drake, Mr. and boxed chocolates before you buy. Mrs. R. E. Blankenburg and Mr. and 25c to $6.00. (Mother's Day is May Mrs. H. I). Reed from this city were 12) Horning's Shack, Grants Pass. adv. among those from here who attend ed the annual banquet of the Jack- Friends of Mrs. Tom Cook ar» son county chamber of commerce in pleased to know she 1$ able to oe Medford Thursday night. Governor out again after her recent fall Charles H. Martin was the main which injured her side. 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B Bel«». M a aa fe r ol oi t in »hi Ore»»» O clattea. apon.jra of i e i ’e Sett C r. ;on To Oui let»»»“ »»m iete» WORLD NEWS and Comment — News gleaned from events of the weak, and a little comment front the editor's viewpoint. 95lh birthday, Dr. Edwin Osbaldes- toil of New Jersey la mindful of the uncertainty of life and is shopping around for a cheap funeral. He has Approval of the extension of u hid of $150 from one mortician, NBA for an eight months period but thinks he w ill yet be able Io was indicated this week when op- get himself put away for an even 1 ponents in the senate it I Washing $100. ton said they were in favor of the extension if price fixing and regu A controversy over who posses lation of interstate commerce were ses the borne of the cow used by eliminated. Dr. Jenner in bis experiments which led Io the discovery of vac "1 wish to communicate w i t h cination for smallpox is still going daughters of the late Mrs. J o h n on. If the various claimants are to Dodd, who resided In Rogue River be believed, at least five of the five or six years ago. Oliver E llioll, aforesaid cow's horns have been lo- .326 Vance Building, Seattle, Wash caled. ington. adv. A18-M2 car door to get n belter view one of the antelope jumped into the car'» interior. Republican leuders from eight middlewestern states met at Ex celsior Springs, Missouri, Saturday to form plans to rejuvenate the party. The parley agreed on two things: 1. A slogan “Fight Roose velt”; 2. Call the tnuuch-discussed meeting to W A NTED: Clean collon rag«. Bar, California, spent the week end general mldwestern draw up a new set of party prin Although he climbed a 50-foot W ill pay five cents a ;>ound. T h e in Gold H ill visiting relatives. They lower and “skinned the cal” on his Gold H ill News. adv. w e r e accompanied by Rowland ciples early in June. Thompson who stayed w ith his Huey Long is carrying his “share grandmother, Mrs. George H aff, while here. The boys returned the wealth“ plan into the middle- west. Saturday he addressed a south Sunday evening. gathering of farmers at Des Moines. An accident which might have Iowa, and flayed the democratic formerly of Grants Pass, has joined our staff to proven more serious than it did, oc- administration and every other ad help us handle our steadily increasing* business. cured Monday morning when Mrs. ministration since Woodrow W il Lovie Tylee and Miss Netty Stone son. His proposal to give every Mr. Harmon is an experienced s a i l save maker, were returning from work at Bon fam ily a $5000 homestead and an and we plan te open our own sausage kitchen ney's G rill in Mrs. Tylee’s coupe. annual income of between $2,000 soon, making our own sausages, weiners, bo They were struck by a Ford V-8 re and $2,500 a year brought cheers logna. etc. turning from some southern point. from the 10,000 farmers. The accident happened during a downpour of rain. 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