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THE GOLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1935 THE QOLD HILL NEWS Established 1897 Published by Mac’s Printing Co. R. E. BLANKENBURG, Editor and Business Manager LOIS BLANKENBURG, Associate Editor LEGAL NOTICES FOOTS CREEK NEWS (By Mrs. Marlon Laace) Paul McOuat, who has speul *he past two years in Medford with bis sister, Mrs. William l.ydiurd, is An Independent Newspaper Published in the Interests of visiting bis father, Puul McOuat. Gold Hill, Oregon, and Vicinity Sr., who lives near the Alaska Au to park. He will leave soon for Portland to spend the summer with PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY bis other sister, Mrs. Charles Orr, Entered at the Postoffiee at Gold Hill, Oregon, for transmission through who will be remembered as Bar the mails as second-class matter. bara McOuat. Subscription «2.00 a year in advance. Lumber Manufacturers Want NRA Principles to Be Observed The Western Pine association of Portland were advised last week of a resolution passed at the re cent Chicago meeting of the ex ecutive committee of the National Lumber Manufacturers association as follows: 1. “The Lumber Code included constructive provisions on wages, hours, conservation and fair trade practices which the lumber indus try desires to maintain. The execu tive committee of the National Lumber Manufacturers association, therefore, urges that members of the industry continue to maintain wage standards not less than those specified in the lumber code, ob serve a work-week of not more than 48 hours, and continue the progress made in forest conserva MEDFORD SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE PHONE 84 419V, East Main — Medferd PERMANENT WAVES __ «1.00 Finger Wave 25c; Comb Wave 25c Shampoo __________________ 25c Haircut .......25c Marcel____ 25c Manicure __________________ 25c Eye Brow Arch .......................25c Advertising rates on application. tion and the establishment of fair trade practices. 2. “The executive committee of the National Lumber Manufactur ers association urges that trade associations in the lumber and tim ber product-, industries continue to collect and compile statistics on wages, hours, working conditions and other data on business so that the industry may continue to be currently informed of its business and employment condition.” School District* Get New Insurance Rating School districts having buildings of Class “A” and Class “A-B” con struction have been resurveyed at the request of Hugh H. Earle, state insurance commissioner, with the result that the Oregon Insurance Rating Bureau has filed a new schedule making a substantial re duction in the rate on school build ings of the above classifications. Commissioner Earle feels that due to the better construction of school buildings in the past few years losses have been lowered to the extent that the reduction is merited. Earle sates that resurveys of other risks will be made during the year. Mr. aud Mrs. Malcom Kilgore and children. Junior and Joy Lynn, aud Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Booinsluiler and son. Nelson Lee, of Grants Pass, were Sunday evening guests at Bivcriu Auto park visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Booinsluiler and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bowers. Mr$ Lloyd Basey and children, Charles and Barbara Anne, accom panied by a friend, Miss Thelma McGinnis of Klamath Falls, called at the Birdseye home recently while returning to their home after several days with Mrs Cloyd Dick near Hogue River. Mr. and Mrs. Boy Tompkins and family, Leltoy, Lorraine and Loret ta, from near Talent where Mr. Tompkins is foreman of an orchard owned by Mr. Leverette of Medford, called on Mr and Mrs Thomas Heap at Riviera plantation orchard, their former home, the first of the week. Charley Peining of Fresno, Cal ifornia, spent the past week on Fools Creek, returning to Gold Hill Friday afternoon. He plans Ito do some prospecting on the Black- well hills. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Cook and chil dren, Maxine, June and Alva Jean, of Gold Hill, came out Saturday to spend a week at the Highland mine. Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. AMETHYST REBEKAH LODGE »7. Bob Cook and granddaughter, Ruth Meets every Wednesday night at the Lance, and Wilda Mayfield of Gold I. O. O. F. Hall, Gold Hill, Oregon Hill, called. Bertha Coy, noble grand. Belle Smith, vice grand. W. Renie and sons, J. W. and Madge Dorman, secretary. Edward, of Ashland, visited their Lucy Mee, treasurer. former friends, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. GOLD HILL CHAPTER W. R. C. Meets twice a m o n t h on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at their Club rooms in the City Hall. Grace Stone, president. Lucy Disimini, secretary. Ella Patrick, treasurer CHRISTIAN SCIENCE NOTICE Christian Science services a r e held each Sunday morning at elev en o’clock in the building across from the Odd Fellows hall. Everyone is welcome. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION DEPARTMENT OF THE INTER IOB, U. S. LAND OFFICE at Itose- burg. Oregon, June Olli, 19X5 NOTICE is hereby given that Ed win Shipley- of Gold Hill, Oregon, who, on July 27th, 1928, made homestead entry Serial No. U1KU7H, for the N ^N W H , Section 8. Town ship 36S., Klinge 3W., Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of inten tion to make final three year Proof, to establish claim Io the land above described, before G. It. Carter, Clerk of County Court, at Medford, Oregon, on the 17th day oi July. IM5. Claimant names as witnesses: Earl Croft, W. S. Campbell, Grant Powell and Perry Waite all of Gold Hill, Oregon WILLIAM H. CANON. Register. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALK Clerk's office of said Court tn said County o il Hie 2Ulli day of May. 1935, N tii ICE IS HEREBY t.IVlfN dial, pursuuiit to Hie terms of said execu tion, I will, on llic 20th day of July, 1935. id III o 'c lo c k , a. ill. t il llie f r o n t door of the Courthouse in the City of Medford, Jackson County, Oregon, offer for sale and will sell at puldle uuction for cash to the highest bid der, Io satisfy said juduiiieiil, to gether with the eosts of lids sale, subject Io redemption us provided by law, all of the rigid. Idle and in teresl that the defendants herein, Arthur L. Coggins and Mas <». Cog gins, husband and wife; Edwin M. White and Flora A. While, husband and wife; also all oilier persons or parties unknown claiming a u y righl, Idle, estate, lieu or interest in or to Hie real estate described In the complain! herein, bail oil Hie Rilti day of January, 1931. or now have, in and Io Ibe following described roncrly, sitiiuted in the County of aekson. Slate of Oregon, to-wil: Lot number four (4) in Hlock number two (2) In Newtown Addi tion to the Cliv of Medford, Oregon, according to the official plat there of, now of record. Dated this loth day of June, 1935. SYD I. BROWN. Sheriff of Jack- son County, Oregon. By HOWARD GAl'I.T. Deputy. y BY VIRTUE of an execution In foreclosure duly issued out of anti i under the seal of the Circuit Court : of the Slate of Oregon, in nud for the County of Jackson, to nu- direct ■ ed and dated on the 7th day of Junr, ! 1935. in a certain suit therein, i wherein Jackson County Building NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT i and Loan Association, nn Oregon In the County Court of the State building anil loan corporation, as plaintiff, recovered a liulgnienl of Oregon for Jackson County. against the defendants Edwin M. White and Flora A. While, husband and wife, for the sum of «1692.02, which includes principal, inlrresi, insurance and taxes, plus «150.00 at torney’s fees, phis 85.00 for continu — — e ation of abstract of title, plus Want to b> rid of r S fu m O h le or iwur«to plaintiff's costs anil dishurs.-ments p u u ? Want lo tert «cud. year. y--ung*r and taxed at 815.15, together with inter enjoy Ida n«au>.’ W'rll. iual try thia -rwipynal», est on said judgment at the rale of and eflret rvr lernon Juice m iitu rv. Oat a pack — a«eo< Lhe R E V FR ESC H IPTIO N Oiaaolaa a Champlin, deceased. NOTICE IS HERKIIY GIVEN that Georgiana C. Kettle and Realrire C. Jones, executors of Hie eslule of Frederick L. Champlin, deceased, have filed In the above entitled Court and Cause their Final Report mid Accounting and that Saturday, July 20th, 1935, at the hour of ten o'clock a. m., tn the County Court Room at the County Court House In Medford. Jaekson County, Oregon, hus been fixed by the Court as the lime and place for hearing said Final Report and Accounting and all persons having objections to said Final Report and Aecounting are hereby notified to file and presell! Hie same on or before said dale. Dated this 15th day of June, A. I»., 1935. Georglnnn C. Kettle, Itealrlee C. Jonea, Executors. B. E. A D A M S At Maan'a Auto Service, 1729 Riverside, Medford BUILDER OF AUTOMOBILE AND TRUCK RODIM "If Ils Made We Can Make II" Lemons for Rheumatism Bring Joyous Relief F. F. BURKE AUTO TOPS AND CANVAS See us for Awnings. Seat Covers and Lawn Furniture 314 East Main Medford. Ore. at home to a quart ol water, add I ha Jslca n t 4 Jrionoa A few rrn la a day ta ali « m a la II y o u ra n n t f.ec lio-n pain and la. Ung brttrr within la -- w e re , you ran grt your money hark, r o t aale. r e m m m e n r ie d and g u a ra n te e d by ail leading dniggtata Any druguial »01 gat lha R EV P R E S C K 1ITIO N lor you. <• Spring Coats and Suits One-Half Price Dress and Spurt Coats and Suits, including navy blue, ONE-HALF PRICE Regular $19.85—NOW $9.97 Regular $16.50—NOW $8.25 Regular $9.95—NOW $4.95 Boomsluiter at Riviera Auto park Sunday. Mrs. IJoyd Miller and daughter. Phyllis, arrived home Thursday from a trip north which included Salem and McMinnville, Oregon. 8.4 per rent per annum from the tn the Mailer of Hie Last Will anil dale of Un- decree, winch Judgment of the Estate of Frederick L. was riirolltni unit docketed i l l Un- LINEN SUITS—$3.50 New linen suits, jacket or blouse with skirt, in natural or white. Sizes 14-20 $3.50 STRING DRESSES—$3.50 One and two piece styles. Rose, blue, actpia and natural Sizes '4 to 20. $3.50 Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Moe and family, Harvey, Jean and Joan, were among those who attended the Scandinavian picnic held at Lithia park in Ashland Sunday. SUMMER COATS—$3.95 New shipment of cotton coats in popular mandarin style. Only C A LIFO R N IA John Dole who owns property on the left fork of Foots Creek, has sold his home near the Bogue Riv er park to parties from Washing ton, who have bought the land joining on the east for mining purposes. 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A IR -C O N D IT IO N E D T R A IN S I T h is summer our S leading trains w ill be air-conditioned completely. N o matter w hat type o f accom modation you choose you’ll have coo l, Clean, fresh a ir and quiet all the way. Here are two tummer roundtrip examplet. Sim ilar low f a r et everywhere. Roundtrip: Conch Tonritt Standard C H IC A G O ...................... »5735 » 68.80 NEW Y O R K ................... »95.75* »107.20* $3.95 » 86.00 »124.40* *45 day return lim it. October 31 lim it slightly higher. Coach fa rts good rn coaches and chair cars. Tonrist farts w od in Tonritt Pullmans (plat berth). Standard fa rts good in a ll types of accommodations (plus Pullman charges). S o u th e r n P a c ific For details, see your local S. P. agent o r w rite J. A. Orm andy, (general Pattenger Agent, 70S Pacific Building, Portland, Ore. Land and Naval Celebration WHEN IN GRANTS PASS USE THIS DIRECTORY SHOE REPAIRING HARDWARE Goodyear SHOE Service Rogue River Hdwe. Co. 107 So. 6th St. Grants Pass Dyeing—all colors, to match your gown Finest equipped shop in South ern Oregon. See Golchells. Sherwin Williams Paints McCormfck-Deering Farm Imps. Housewares — General Hardware 204 S. Sixth St.—Phone 38 Grants Pass, Oregon JEWELRY OPTOMETRIST Fine Watch A Jewelry Repairing Ready for you when promised. Prices Most Reasonable. You can know your EYES Lenses only when required Buhn’s Jewelry Store Dr. Herbert W. Hermann Grants Pass, Oregon “We Buy Old Gold” ATTORNEYS Ju ly 4th Baseball Games — Dancing — Firework* — Races TWO BATTLESHIPS WILL BE IN THE HARBOR Visitor* will be taken aboard these great ship*. Treasure Hunt on Beach for the Children 519 H SI. Grants Pass Phone 258J CAFES MILLER & MILLARD Palace Cafe and Lunch LAWYERS Open 24 Hours — Reni Coffee Meals and Short Order« Booths and Counter Grants Pass Doyle Bldg., Grants Pass O. S. BLANCHARD Crescent City OPTOMETRIST LAWYER Grants Pass, Oregon General practice In all courts. Reference: Grants Pass A Jose phine Rank. Phone 270 OFFICE SUPPLIES CLEANERS Valley Cleaners 6 1 East H. St., Grants Pass Opposite P. O. Phone 266 Suits cleaned and pressed «1.00 Hats cleaned and blocked «1.60 Plain dresses cleaned, pressed «1 Stationery — Office Supplies Typewriters Gift Merchandise Books — Drug« IT WILL PAY YOU Teach Your Dollar to H ave M ore'Cents' To make your dollar go farthest, select a reliable business establishment. The business and 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 directory. J. W. C o p e la n d Y ards CEMENT — LUMBER — DOORS Building Materials of AU Kinds GRANTS PASS N 6th St. Grants Paas 4th and G Streets Grant« Paas, Ore. 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