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THE GOLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY, JULY 35, 1935 Delinquencies on Wallowa Marble for Vet Bonua Loans State Capitol Urged Growing Smaller Black marble (rum quurrie« near Josepli In Wallowa counly, ha« been suggested for use In Oregon'« new »late capital liuildlng. I). It. Itvuvis, Wallowu count) clerk, «fill Secretary of State it art Snell m piece of the polished black marble for use a« u paper weight and «ample of what the quurrles could offer for u*e os a trim in the new «tale house. The marble, declured to be bet ter than Belgium'' best product. Is available In unlimited quantity, Iteavl« «aid.* While marble can ul«o be obtain- cd from nearby quurrie« in tbi eastern Oregon country. Ashland ha« suggested its gran lie for the new hillIdiug. Tip- boari* of control has gone on record in favor of Oregon products for the building. C O M M O N CAUSE OF BA LD N ESS » ÜTM at ika rklal cauara at pr.m*lu>. (rar- laUuif Saw and uluaula SaMnrM la <4 «Inalano« *» Ta avaraaiae «Sia a ad briny aa «kaada«« aappJr at klaad Io nauiidh ika «air »ala, ■aaauia aralp al a l(k i wilk Japaaaaa O il, Ika aaliaapllc coaaM t-untaat. Tkeuaan.la a t man and Woman rotori aiaaa- raavita la otopwnf tallia« kair. p a n a r » kair va bald araaa and la »linuaak- la i daadrug aad Ib kla« acalp. Japanoaa OH coala kui M r al anp d ra » Mal. F raoom r alta. I t . F H KK "Tka Trutk Abaul ika Mal». W r it. IJapi. J* & M T l ü S A l MKMtCtlT CO. «a W a a l M lb « lo a a l, Kaan T a rk Furniture New and used furnilure of till kinds. Monlug Stoves For tlie first time In more than Coon Bay Citi«« five years, loans lo Oregon veter T alk Cnnnolidation— ans by tlie World Wur Veterans* A lui of «culhuent is muking the Slide Aid commission show u def rounds in North Bend und Marsh inite trend duwuwurd in Ihe am field to consolidate the two cities ount of outstanding delinquencies, into one und call it Coos Bay. The (lie commission reported Friday two mayors of the towns are in Although the actual reduction in fuvor of Ihr move and a meeting delinquencies for llic first half of has been called to discuss it fur 1035 was «mull, it indicated that ther. The consolidation would mean borrowers were more than holding one city with a population of about their own, which situation had not 12,000. prevailed in uny similar hulf year period since 1030, Ihe commission fo u n t If. D u b arry in report staled. This was thought to Portland Court— he in large purl due Io Ihe im An odd lawsuit is under way in proved condition rtf Ihe borrowers Portlund Ibis week in which u.i us well us lo more efficient collec Insurance company w ill try lo tion method«. (if UK III loans receiv prove Ibat Dubarry shot both Ills able for mi iiiiioiiii I totaling *17.- bands off with a gun rather than OtlM.lMMI there were 4,046 hums de Ihe case being an accident. Since he linquent in excess of 45 days for a lost both Ills bunds in 1033, tlie in total amount of *007.252 on July 17, surance company paid Dubarrv 1935. This compared with 4,007 de *1X5 a month for rigid months hid linquent loans on January I, 103', a year ago last spring filed suit when ii total delinquency of *015,- and quit paying the monthly pay- J.'Ui was reporleil. gnrnls, claiming Dubarry purposely During the first half of Ihe year stud his own hands off. fount Du- a high murk of 4,254 delinquencies burry lives ul Gold Beach. for a total of *04H,23i was reached on May 6. New Gym to Be Built Tlie years from 1030 to 1036 si Monmouth N o rm a l- showed a tremendous inrreuse In Construction w ill start in the outstanding delinquencies. In July, near future on a new gymnasium 1030, there were only K37 such for Oregon Normal at Monmouth. loans for a total outstanding of A low hid of *50,000 was submitted «72.772. to tlie hoard of higher education Monthly cash receipts from loans this week. and state-owned properties to dale in 1035 have shown a ipateriai in Com m ercial Fishermen crease over corresponding months W ant Rogue Reopened— since 1032. Collections averaged Commercial fishermen at Gold «138.000 a month in 1935 as com Beach are working to have Ihe pared lo an average of *130,000 in Bogue reopened for commercial 1032. »111,000 in 1933 and *123.000 fishing between March 15 and in 1034. June .'to. The Bogue was closed on Key and lock service. Keys of all kinds made w illi or without pul tern. WILLIAMS FURNiTURE & HARDWARE CO. 304 S. Sixth — June 12. und itnnges. Acme Paints und supplies. Grania Paaa G ST. BEAUTY SHOP Phone 67-R — Grants Paas Permanents *2.00 up Fnger Wave 25c and 50c Khampou .... _.... 50c Scalp Treatm ents 50c-75c F a ria l . »1.00 up Farei Destin Cosmetics ** AUTOMATIC HOT WATER Plenty o f hot water and soap . . . the best beauty tre a t ment ever devised. It's all your complexion asks! Have an abundant hot water sup ply at your command . . . to cleanse . . . to beautify . . . to relax tired nerves. Investi gate today the low price and economica1 operating cost o f an A U TO M A TIC WATER HEATER. The California Oregon Power Company ELECTRICITY/CHf.APER' BETTER' Household BY BETTY WEBSTBR Many opportunities for varying the usual service of dishes often appearing at parties and luncheons arc offered by the citrus fruits. Here are several suggestions to which you may add a number of others: For a delicate iced tea, add the strained juice of four oranges to one quart of freshly made, chilled tea. Add ccacked ice, a few sprigs of mint and thin slice« of lenicn and serve. A delicidtis variation of Ihe us ual mini sauce may lie made by udding three tablespoons of fresh mini, chopped fine, to a glass of currant jelly that has been well beaten. Blend well und add Ihe shredded rind of half an orange. An Appetizing Tosxt For an appetizing toast to serve with afternoon tea, mix the grated rind of one orange w ith four table spoons of sugar. Add a little juice tto blend so that the mixture w ill spread. Spread on hot buttered Ancient History FROM OUR FILES 25 Year« Ago The Gold H ill July 16. 1910) News, (■rant* Paas Cavemen “C aptu re” W om en— Plunging into Bogue river with all his clothes and even his shoes and hat on, swimming to a place where lie had seen a man sink for the third time, catching the mail by the hair and swimming hack to shore, saving his life, was the heroic exploit of E. Badger, one of the ministers of the Church of Christ. The rescued man was Geo. Kastinas, a Green section hand who had gone in bathing Sunday morning and was seized with LEGAL NOTICES cramps and would have drowned had he not been noticed by Mr. N O T IC E F D R P U B L IC A T IO N Department of the Interior, U. S. Badger. Land Office at Koseburg, Oregon, Gold H ill w ill stage a carnival June 27th, 1935. und water pageant July 28 to 31. NOTICE is hereby given that Levi A. Eldridge of Gold H ill, A sham buttle between the Monitor Oregon, who, on October 19th, and Merrimac on Bogue river w ill 192K, made Adjoining Farm Horae- he on Ihe program and volunteers stead entry Serial, No. 018173, for are now being sought. N 'v N E '., Section 33. Township P. H. Myers resigned as city re 35S., Range 3W„ Willamette Mer corder Monday i.’ght and George idian, has filed notice of inten- 'tion to make final three year Half was appointed to take Vis Proof, to establish claim lo tlie place. land above described, before G. It. Ralph Darling ran down lo Med (’alter. Clerk of County Court, a( ford Tuesday in the auto. It took Medford, Oregon, on the 7th day of just thirty minutes from Gold H ill August, 1935. to Central Point, which is fast Claimant names ns witnesses: Joseph D. Waldron, Charles Mc- time, considering Ihe roads. Merriek, J. C. Edwin Shipley, Dom- A. J. Olsen lias sold his saloon inico Martole, all of Gold H ill, to S. W. Stockholm. Oregon. ROBERT E. CRAWFORD. The ladies of the Progress club J4-A1 Acting Register. will serve refreshments during the AMETHYST REBEKAH LODGE 97. carnival, which is positive assur Meets every Wednesday night at the ance that other venders of ieiShii- 1. O. O. F. Hall, Gold H ill, Oregon nde and ice ci cam w ill have to serve high quality poods or get no Belle Smith, noble grand. business. Nettie Stone, vice grand. The Grants Pass Cavemen pulled a clever publicity stunt Monday morning when they assembled at Ihe Southern Pacific station and proceded to “ rapture" a number of the members of the Business anti Professional Women’s club, en route to their homes from a con vention in Seattle. The women were taken to a hotel for breakfast after the “ capture.” 131 West Main, Medford 3. The skins of oranges soaked r r in cold water for three or four hours make a liquid which, when strained, is splendid to use for punch and other beverages? 4. Orangeade may be varied by readily adjust themselves to a using the juice of one large orange variety of conditions and are and one teaspoon of maple syrup slow to complain of their need to each glass and fillin g it with fo r glasses. They are u nkno w charged water? ingly abased fo r th eir w illin g 5. A square inch of cheese con ness. tains one-third thg amount of cal Dr. Orville H. Scheetx cium necessary in the daily diet? EVES^g- OPfo.METRIST 606 East H St. — Grants Pass M int Cup Place two cups of hot tea and one cup of crushed mint leaves in a howl and" let stand until cold; strain. Add the juice of three or anges and three lemons, one cup of shredded canned pineapple, one cup of sugar syrup (equal parts of sugar and water cooked to the syrup stage) and one pint of white grape juice. Chill. When ready to serve add one quart of cracked ice and one quart of chilled mineral water with three drops of oil of peppermint. Mix w ell; stir in two diced bananas and one-half pint of maraschino cher- Bring Joyous Relief Want to be rid of rheumatisim or I pain ? W ant to feel food, year* J enjoy life asam? Well, just try this t and effective lemon juice mixture. Get a peqfc* age of the R E V PRESCR IPTIO N . DuaoNe ft at home in a quart of water, add the juice of 4 lemons. A few cent* a day is all it costa. If yon’re not free from pain and feeling 1 within two week* you can get your I back. Fo r «ale. recommended and | by all leading druggist*. A ny druggist w ill gM tbe R E V PR ES C R IP T IO N for you. WATCH REPAIRING L arry S ch ade F. F. BURKE A U TO TO PS A N D Lemons for Rheumatism CA NVAS See us for Awnings, Scat Covers and Lawn Furniture 314 East Main Medford, Ore. S. P. Watch Inspector Since 1918 21 S. Central—Next to Graterian M edford, Oregon DON’T— Ruin your motor by overheating it with a dog ged radiator, when it is so easy and economical to get your cooling system flushed out the NEW WAY; or a leaky radiafor repaired at McCracken Body Works (In Campbell’s Super Service)—Phone 170 Next to Court House Grant* Pas» (Ju ly 23. 1910) A wedding of interest to local GOLD H ILL CHAPTER W. R. C. people took place in Jacksonville Meets twice a m o n t h on the 2nd Wednesday when Miss Ivy Dungey. and 4th Wednesdays at their Club daughter of Councilman Wallet Dungey, and Lynn Purdin wer rooms in the City Hall. united in Ihe holy bonds of matri Grace Stone, president. mony. Mr. Purdin is publisher of I.uey Disimini, secretary. a bright weekly paper. The Globe, Ella Patrick, treasurer published in Central Point. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE NOTICE Christian Science services a r t A hill to close Ihe Rogue lo com held each Sunday morning at elev mercial fishing w ill be on Ihe bal en o’clock in tbe building across lot in the November election. from the Odd Fellows hnll. Everyone is welcom e. A. E. Kellogg and fanily are now tenting it on their lots on the north side, on which Mr. Kellogg Daily’« Auto Painting w ill soon begin tlie erection of a Medford’s Oldest nnd Finest new residence. Our Prices Are Uncqaalled Ed Bolt came up from French 32 So. Bartlett Medford Oregon Gulch, Calif., where he is engaged in mining and visited here this week. Fick’s Hdwe. (oust and place under the gas flame ries w ith the juice. Serve in tall to melt the sugar. glasses and garnish w ith a bouquet An excellent sweet dressing for of fresh mint. a salad is made by blending equal parts of melted butter, lemon or Philadelphia lee Cream orange juice and sugar or honey. This is the easiest ice cream In the w'orld lo prepare and is lovely to eat. The following recipe w ill DO YO U K N O W T H A T : make two quarts: 1. Cream soups may he prepared Dissolve one and a half cups of ahead of lime ami reheated ill a confectioner’s sugar with seven double holler just before serving? cups of cream; add one tablespoon 2. Beating with a «lover egg heat er while it is thickening w ill pre of vanilla, one teaspoon of lemon extract and one-eighth teaspoon of vent wtiite sauce from becoming salt; freeze. lumpy? K E C IP E S rr (F ro m Madge Dorman, secretary. Lucy Mee, treasurer. with plenty of hot water . . . 'Hin ts fo r the Over the State Ed Shipley, one of Sams Val ley's leading orehardists, was ir town yesterday purchasing sup plies. A Real July Clearance in Men’s Wear SUITS—Fancy back models, new patterns regular $22.50 to $29.50, Special $ X 8 a 6 5 HATS—Felts, regular $3.50 and $3.95, Special Clearance price $2.95 ALL STRAW HAS ............................25% OFF One group Arrow SHIRTS, special..... 1 group SHOES, reg. $3.50 and $3.95 1 group SHOES, reg. values to $6.50 $2e<95 $3.95 Heath’s Men’s Wear Stanton Rowell, Prop. Grants Pass, Ore. General line of Hardware and Paints Maytag nnd Paramount Washers Crosley Radios nnd Refrig erators Electrical Goods B. E. A R A M S At Mann’s Auto Service, 1729 Riverside, Medford B U IL D E R O F A U T O M O B IL E ’ AND TRUCK BODIES "If Its Made We Can Make It” C o n g e r MEDFORD, OREGON F u n e r a l P a r lo r s RELIABLE REASONABLE
