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Zane and Pat Bet ter spent Sun-
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Rackley left
with their father Abe Becker.
Saturday by train for Sayre, Okla
homa.
E. T. Ham found a «log license teg
No. 2759 Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hardy of Med
Mrs. Fred Stone and daughter, ford were brief callers at the horn?
Netty, were shopping in Grants Pass of Mrs. J. \V. Livingston Thursday.
Saturday.
Mrs. Hattie Beaman arrived from
THURSDAY, MAV j, Iftjj
F.her Davis and Bill Ferguson re
Additional local Items will be
turned from a business trip to Mr. found on page 2 of this issue.
Davis’ mine up Cow Creek Monday.
Mrs. Frank Sower of Medford has
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Johnson of Ash taken up duties as nurse for Mrs.
land were Sunday visitors at the Clint Walker.
home of Mrs. Johnson's grandpar
Twins-are again in evidence in
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dungey.
Gold Hill—this time al the S. I~
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Wood motored Bouth home. Twin calves.
up from Weed California, Saturday
Every box of Mother's Pay choco
and spent the week end with Mrs. lates purchased ul Horning’s Shack,
Wood's mother, Mrs. Mary More- Grants Pass, wrapped for mailing.
lock.
adv.
Portland Friday and is a guest of
' her daughter, Mrs. C. W. Martin,
Mrs. Alta MeMickle, enroute from
B. S. Kies hus accepted a posi
for an indefinite visit.
points in California Io Portland was tion in the meat department of the
a guest Wednesday at the J. W. Liv new I. (i. A. store. Mr. Kies was em
Van Meter of Sacramento, Cali
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Martin spent ingston home. The Livingstons ployed in Medford as a meal cutter
fornia. was a Sunday guest of Mr. Tuesday and Wednesday of last anil Mrs. MeMickle were neighbors
for several years.
and Mrs. Leon Wise at the auto week with Mrs. Martin's sister, Mrs. in Redmond a few years ago.
park.
Orpha Hewitt, at Elkton.
The Gold llill baseball team will
Harry Steelman of Portland is
Charles Ritter who has been sta spending several weeks with his go to Glendale for Ihe firs! guiue of
tioned with the CCC at Elk Creek, mother, Mrs. Winona Steelman. He the seasou Sunday. The high school
has been transferred to Camp Wl- and his sister, Mrs. Ed Shoemaker, nine will also see action this week
i mer.
are assisting their mother in redec when they meet Sums Valley on the
local diamond Friday afternoon.
orating
the interior of her home.
I The choir from the Wilderville
Methodist church furnished u iu s j *
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Goff, who LADS WHO RAN OFF TO
Harry E. Couch, Proprietor
for services at the local church Sun. came here recently from Wolf
CIRCUS RESCUED RY
GRANTS PASS, OREGON
day evening.
Creek are residing In the Walter
LOCAL MARKET .MAN
Dungey property across from the
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Martin and
W H IT M A N ’S C A N D Y
city hall. Mr. Goff is employed on
The magic attraction of Circus
three children drove to Medford
the section.
in
Day drew three small boys, age 7,
Tuesday, where the children receiv
ed dental care.
M oth er’« Day
Mrs. H. D. Reed, accompanied by nine and eleven, from their home
Bertha Coy expects to leave for in Jerome Prairie to Grants Pass, IY
W rapping«
Harvey Smith, w ho was injured in
Portland by auto Friday morning. miles away, Tuesday, unbeknown
an auto accident April 21, returned
Mrs. Reed will visit friends while to their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tre-
' to his home Saturday from a Meil-
torius. and in addition to their en
B O X S T A T IO N E R Y
' ford hospital, where he had receiv- Miss Coy will attend Io business joyment of the circus, they have
for
the
irrigation
district.
1 ed medical care.
reason to long remember Iheir es
a very acceptable g ift on I
Mrs. R. E. Biankenburg, Delos capade.
Mrs.
J.
A.
Richardson
returned
M o th er’» Day
Walker and Wallace Iverson took
All went well, and they had a
’ home from Medford the latter par*
flights
given at the Medford air glorious holiday, but when time to
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port Tuesday and went up in the go home, they lost (heir way in the
w’ith her daughter, Mrs. Frank Chil
14-passenger Ford cabin plane dark, and the two older brothers
ders^ and family.
It was the first time in (he air for became separated from the seven-
Robert Martin, father of Wilbur both boys.
year-old, and wandered south on Ihe
Martin,
celebrated his 92nd birthday
Pacific highway to the Foots Creek
FO R G R A D U A T IO N
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Philip
Lively
or
Tuesday, April 30, by having dinner
Portland were guests of Mr. Live intersection.
and spending the day with George
Luckily for them, S. W. Parks, lo
l.v’s
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. J.
Lyman in Sams Valley.
cal
meat market man, happened
M. Lively Tuesday. They were en
Ernie Kell left Wednesday by route home after an enjoyable vis along lhal evening, and after hear
stage for Richland, Oregon, to be a it with Mr. Lively's brother Jim ing the boys' story offered to call
guest of his brother-in-law and sis and family in San Jose, California. the sheriff who would help them
find their way home. He took them
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gray, for
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kramer ot- to Grants Pass, but they begged him
the next two weeks.
Klamath were over Sunday guests not lo leave Ihem Io a man with
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lance, daugh- of Mrs. Kramer's parents. Mr. and such a formidable title, so Mr.
. ter Ruth, and Jill Martin and Wilda Mrs. Art Shoemaker. The two fam Parks continued with Ihem down
| Mayfield, enjoyed a picnic dinner ilies enjoyed a picnic at Wsssku
i Saturday evening near the Lance Inn Sunday. Mr. Kramer was for
Buy Oregon for quality.
cabin on Foots creek.
tunate in landing Iwo 20-pound sal
mon.
Leonard Ramsey came over from
Lakeview Thursday and spent sever-
al days with his wife and children.
Couch’s
Pharmacy
À Bulova
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis McGuire
Cards and G ifts for
drove to Glendale Sunday to be
M O T H E R ’S D A Y
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hunt
ington. the former, pricipal of the
Stationery, electrical gifts,
Glendale schools. Several other ;! M e x i c a n handhlown glass
members of the teaching profes
ware, Crater Lake pictures,
sion were guests of the Hunting-
pottery, etc.
tons at that lime and a very pleas
ant day was spent.
Nothing you can give will
bring so much joy and satis
faction—will last as long—or
be as useful! And probably
never again will you be able
to get such fine timepieces
for so little money.
A Precious G ift for
M other
J e w e l “of Jewels”
that she is to you . . .
Mother deserves a prec
ious a n d pretty Gift.
W i d e assortment t o
choose from. Stop in.
Larry Schade
Your Jeweler Since 1918
MEDFORD
BUHN’S
JEWELRY
Grants Pass
The Ham Grocery
Your New I. G. A, Store
takes this opportunity to thank you for your
splendid patronage at our opening last Saturday
and during this week
W e w ill continue to give you exceptional values
fo r your food dollar
W atch fo r our specials this week. W e are o ffe r
ing the same prices as all other I. G. A . stores in
the Rogue River Valley
Ham’s Grocery
and Market
E . T . H am , Proprietor
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. McCormick and
son arrived Monday from Miles Cily
and Mr. McCormick has taken up
duties as permanent depot agent. W.
R. Silverwood who has been act
ing in that capacity, will remain in
the office as trick agent. Due to
the large increase of shipping here,
it became necessary to employ two
men.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Fleming,
Miss Irma and Vivian Burroughs
of Grants Pass joined a group of
local young people Sunday for a
picnic al Galls Creek, which ad
journed to the Noel Kellogg home
here, when rain threatened. Others
from out of town enjoying the event
were Mr. and Mrs. “Curly” Horton
of Medford who spent the week end
in the Kellogg home.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Wetherell,
children Fay and Bob of Medford
and H. S. Wetherell of Post Falls,
Idaho, spent Tuesday in Gold Hill
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Goff.
Mrs. Goff is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. E. D. Wetherell and H. S.
WethereU is her grandfather. The
Goffs recently moved here from
Wolf Creek. While in the cily, H.
S. Wetherell, who is editor of the
Post Falls Advance made a frater
nal visit at the News office.
Used Trucks
P R IC E D T O S E L L
1932 CHEVROLET
Duals, tandem axle,
with brakes.
1930 CHEVROLET
Duals, Good Rubber
1929 FORD
Single Tires
1929 CHEVROLET
Panel
A ll Trucks in Best of
Condition
FULL LINE OF NEW
INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS
on Display at
BRITTEN MOTOR CO.
Del Rogue Garage
Grants Pane
Oregon
M U S IC
AN D PHOTO
HOUSE
Grants ’'ass
the Murphy road, Inquiring along
WANTED:
Clean
rotto«
THERMIQUC
O il Permanent
Lemons for Rheumatism
Bring Joyous Relief
I - ............. .
—and a perfect gift for Moth
er's Day or the Girl Graduate.
Special Prices— $2.50 up
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U v U V r U S C U m O N t a r you.
Cinderella
Beauty Shop
GRANTS PAHS. OREGON^
Mcssanine Floor
Cinderella Shop, Ph. 111
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Cinderella Shoe Shop
Step out in “ W hite”
IT’S "THE" shoe tint for
summer . . rool-looking.
dainty and smart. Cor
rect for either Open-
Style Straps or swagger
Ties.
ALSO PI MPS AND TIES IN WHIT E, GRAY AND BLUB
Cinderella Shoe Shop
Grants Pass
- a strand of
PEARLS
T
H E IR beauty w ill express your best
wishes for the Girl Graduate. In their
lustre, she ll read your pride over her
scholastic achievement. Choose them
from our brilliant collection.
Beautifully Graduated Pearls, bejewelled,
solid gold clasp, from ..... $2.50 to $10.00
The Finest Makes of
W R IS T W A T C H E S , R IN G S A N D O T H E R
J E W E L R Y O F Q U A L IT Y
Permanent
Makes an Ideal
G R A D U A T IO N or
M O T H E R ’S D A Y G IF T
W e are equipped to give
you either Spiral or Cro-
quinole W aves. — $1.50,
$2.50, $3.75, $5.00, $7.50
B O W M A N ’S
B E A U TY SHOP
Medford
rags.
Ihe way where they lived, and fi W ill pay five cents a penad. T h e
nally found their home bark In Ihe Gold HUI News.
adv.
hills. Enroute, hr also picked up
the youngest boy, who, somewhat * *******************************1
to the older hoys* chagrin, hud
kepi lo the right road and had run
us far as his little legs could carry
the perfect
Idin toward home.
Jno. W. Johnson, Jeweler
M E D F O R D ’S N E W
JEW ELRY
STORE
216 East M ain St.
4 9 c SA LE
FOUR BIG DAYS
Saturday, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday
MAY 4, 6 , 7, and 8
P L A N T O C O M E T O T H IS B IG 49c E V E N T .
You 11 be surprised w hat 49c w ill do.
Every department
w ill have 49c specials for you.
T h e G o ld e n R u le
Grants Paas, Oregon