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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1935)
Page T w o The Gold H ill New». Gold HU I, Oregon be made safe by placing a double College Explain* Process square of cheesecloth over each for Bottling Fruit Juice* cork ami tying it dowu with a string around the neck of the bot Sparkling, fresh flavored fruit tle just below the collar. The bottles are uow ready to pro juices that are both healthful and F ilm D irecto r Huy a delightful during the winter months cess. This is done by placing bottles Lang Along Rogue— either for drinking or jelly making in a boiler or large container of A llW-acre tract of land along the warm water on the stove, using a can be stored awaj during the early rack or false bottom. It is best to north bank of Rogue river between fall with a minimum of labor and lay the bottles on their sides, not Grunts Pass and the town of Rogue expense. Grapes and apples are more than three layers deep, with River has been purchased by Ste abundant and both make excellent the water at least two inches over phen L. Roberts, Hollywood film the top layer. Heat just to simmer director. The land is near the Jack bottled juices. ing point and hold at this tempera- son-Josephine county line, on ihe The first step, of course, is to ure for 10 minutes. Remove at Josephine side. Rolli Mr. and Mrs. wash the fruit or berries. Then Roberts ure enthusiastic anglers once and allow to cool. mash a small portion in a kettle and and have visited Southern Oregon If corks have been used, it is best heat just to the boiling point, but on numerous occasions for the past do not let it boil, as that would spoil to dip the cork and top of bottle in ten years. semi-liquid paraffin or sealing wax, the flavor. Remove from fire and strain through a heavy jelly bag. but this is not necessary for caps. Ashland School The juice that runs through without Label and store in a cool, dark, dry 1 Entered by Burglars— pressure will be clearer than that place. Locks on live doors of the Ash The circular on bottling juices. obtained by pressure. Sugar helps to retain the color H. E. 748. may be obtained free land high school were jimmied Sun and improve the flavor of the juice, from county extension offices or di day night in what police there think and may be added in the propor rect from the college at Corvallis was an attempt to rob the school o( Ihe receipts of a weekend football tion of 1 cup to a gallon of juice if game. The office of Ihe superintend Senator Capper of Kansas, one of desired. It is not necessary for pres ervation. If used, it is best added the men who really know agricul ent was entered and things strewn about the place but nothing was just after the juice is strained. tural conditions in the Midwest, and missing. No money is kept in the Reheat the strained juice just to who is considered a political power building. Officers are working on the simmering point (183 deg. F.) the ease. in his own slate, highly praises the but do not let it boil. Pour the hot juice into hot sterilized bottles, fill government’s AAA program, in spile Hunter Stouts Deer ing to within one inch from the top of the fact that he is a republican. from Own Porch— to allow for expansion if caps are Capper, this week warned republi- i I.. \V. Wipperman who lives near to be used, or two inches if corks cans not to make an issue of the the Robertson bridge below Grants are used. If bottle caps are used AAA program in their campaign for they should be clamped on secure president, or they would lose th. Puss, didn’t have to go out into the woods to get his venison this year. ly. and if corks are used they may farmer vole with one swoop. One came right to his home. Sunday while Mr. Wipperman and several guests were sitting on Ihe porch of his home, they noticed n deer swimming in the river nearby. Mr. Wipperman got a gun and shot the four-point buck [Offer the State Our N ew Fall FLORSHEIMS NOW ON DISPLAY N ew styles and p a tte rn s to suit every taste. Most Styles $8 .7 5 Heavy doubled soled Brogues, $6.50 Others, $2.95, $4.50, $5.00 and $6.50 H eath’s M en’s W ear Stanton Rowell, Prop. Grants Pass, Ore. C ran e Q uality P lu m b in g A t Lowest Prices CAM ERA« RAP Week Old Baby Cutring Teeth— The week old son of Mr. and Mrs. Van Horn of Medford has made the front pages of the dally papers with Ihe announcement that the infant hns cut his first tooth, alhough onlv seven days old. Il was also slated that a second tooth is coming in be side the first. ¡Gambling .Mess Slim City of Klamath Falls— The grand jury of Klamath coun ty is investigating charges that a gambling ring involving city and county officers in Klamath Falls, has been operating there. Circuit Judge Ashhurst charged officers with having a hand in the gambling graft and an investigation is being conducted. Last week District At torney Hardin C. Rlackmer was re moved from the probe. ation of plans and site for a new slate capitol building. The body will meet in Ihe Salem armory. Pictures of the two sites which are being seriously considered for Ihe capitol are shown in another part of this issue. 28TH ANNIVERSARY SALE NOW IN PULL SWING Stanton Rowell, proprietor of the Music and Photo House in Grants Pass, and known to residents of Judge Frank TouVelle of Jacksoo- Southern Oregon who huve pur , ville attended his first meeting a* chased their musical instruments I a member of the state highway com- and camera and gift items there for I'mission Tuesday. Judge TouVelle the last 28 years, announces that I received his appointment to the his twenty-eighth Anniversary Sale commission Monday of this week, is now in full swing. after his name had been mentioned Many remarkable values are of for the post during the last few fered Mr. Rowell slates, say months when the resignation of ing that he is now giving “divi I, Carl Washburne seemed imminent. dends" to those who have patron I Washburne finally tendered his ized the store during the many | resignation last week, and Southern years of its existence. Oregon awaited with interest the The prices announced last week news of the Governor’s appoint- in an ad in these pages are effetive j ment to fill the vacancy. the entire month, it being Mr. Row The new commissioner is a dera- ell s custom to celebrate the store’s ocrat, has been a resident of south- birthday throughout October, the - ern for many years, and was for- month the store was founded. I merly county judge of Jackson county. For his work in behalf of Attention of Gold Hill Legion the Pacific highway, he became naires is called to the big meeting . known as the "father” of that road. of the Medford Post American Le gion Monday, October 14. All who can are urged to attend Legislative Session The special session of the state legislature will convene Monday, October 21, according to a call is sued Monday of this week by Gover nor Martin. The session is called for consider- N ational Housing A ct Loans (Lowest Interest) YOU ARE ENTITLED TO Full Amount of Loan IN CASH to be spent wherever you wish. No obligation to spend any of the money with, us Rogue River Hardware Co. “W here M o st People Trade” H om e Owned G ran t* Pass, Ore. CLASSIFIED REMEMBER— OUR ANNIVERSARY SALE SPECIAL PRICES ARE EFFECTIVE DURING ENTIRE MONTH OF OCTOBER a n d sca lp JAPANESE ■ *4« I« U • A. OIL -- Tb« AaNtaaW« !<•«, *•»<••• •r^lMf, Mat, Taaiu - <••*11. H .l, mu n woaat *i >n h w i « . i « .» This Week is TIRE PREVENTION WEEK Let Us Help You in Making Your Property More Nearly FIRE SAFE IF YOU ARE NOT SURE WHAT TO DO — ASK US FOR SUGGESTIONS The R. A. Holmes Agency MEDFORD BLDG. MEDFORD, ORE. ..............................................................................................................................— .................-I Ì-L-ti- i- n x x n . Ready-to-Wear Values Coat Special $9.90 This group of tailored all-wool coals, W ash Frocks $1.9$ belted models; also popular continental swagger coals —soil cuddly materials, in grey, brown and navy, mixtures. Junior and women's sizes. Good values at $10.95. Our special New prints and cotton* that look like wool. One ami two-piece styles. Just the dress for school wear. All sizes, 14 Io 52. $9.90 $1.9$ Sw eaters $1.9$ '« S4.4S Hats $1.9$ shipment of those New brushed wool zipper coat sweater». Bed, royal, navy, brown and grey. 34 to 42. AT REMARKABLE SAVINGS TO YOU $1.9$ to $4.45 Stantun Rowail, Prep. Grant* Pass, Oregon h a in * * + * * * * * * * + * * * * + * + * * * + + + * * * * * * * * » » « « « « • ■ » « « » « ^XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Many Item* in Our Gift Department Musical Instruments Kodak Stocks ML'S.’C & PHOTO HOUSE ro n PIANO BARGAIN. Late model pi ano located here in the vicinity of Gold Hill, will sell nt big < Savings ----- ng'. and most any terms will hand'e. , Fur locati<in and inspection privi- leges write C. A. Remington, Dept. Acri»., 11115 Jay SI., Sacramento, Calif. 03-17 Judge TouVelle Get* Highway Appointment Called for October 21 Part of Our Service is to Help You Secure Thursday, October 10, 1935 “Betty Baxley” — “Personality” Another new lovely felt hats. All Hie new styles, in off-lhe-face models and brim types. All shades, rust, green, brown, navy and black. All head sizes. $1.9$ T h e G o ld e n R u le G ran t* Pass, Oregon
