Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19??, October 24, 1935, Page 2, Image 2

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    Paff* Two
Th« Gold HiU Newa, Gold Hill, Oreffca
cent of pre-war and the demand for
labor 90 per cent of pre-war, ac­
cording to the Uui'cuu of Agricul­
tural Economics.
Established 1897
The farm wage index on October
Published by Mac’s Printing Co.
1 was 102 compared with 99 on July
R. E. BLANKENBURG, Editor and Business Manager 1, and with 93 on October 1 a year
ago. The J910-I4 average equals
LOIS BLANKENBURG, Associate Editor
100. Farm hands this fall the coun­
try over are averaging >20.57 a
An Independent Newspaper Published in the Interests of month with hoard, >30.39 a month
Gold llill, Oregon, and Vicinity
without board, >1.11 a day with
board, and >1.47 a day without
hoard.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
The supply of farm labor is less
Entered at the Postoffice at Gold HiU. Oregou, for transmission through than it was a year ago at this time,
and the demand more. The supply
Uie mails as second-class matter.
expressed as a percentage of de­
Subscription >2.00 a year in advance. Advertising rates on application. mand is 118 percent of pre-war,
compared with 153 percent in Oc­
tober 1934.
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FO R H A IH A N D S C A L P
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Do You
Ever
Wonder
W h eth er th e“P ain”
R em ed y You Use
is S A F E ?
Ask Your D octor
an d F ind O u t
D on’t E ntrust Your
Own or Your Fam ily’s
Well - Being to Unknown
Preparations
rp H E person to ask whether the
▲ preparation you or your family
are taking for the relief of headaches
is SAFE to use regularly is your
family doctor. Ask him particularly
about Genuine BAYER ASPIRIN.
He will tell you that before the
discoitru of Bayer Aspirin most
" pain'r remedies were advised
against by phys'cians as bad for the
stomach and. often, for the heart.
Which is food for thought if you
seek quick, safe relief.
Scientists rate Bayer Aspirin
among the fastest methods yet dis­
covered for the relief of headachea
and the pains of rheumatism, neu­
ritis and neuralgia. And the experi­
ence of millions of users hat proved
it safe for the average person to use
regularly In your oten interest re­
member this.
You can get Genuine Bayer
Aspirin at any drug store — simply
by asking for it bv its full name,
BAYER ASPIRIN. Make it a
point to do this — and see that you
get what you want.
B ay er A sp irin
“There is a lunatic fringe of driv­
ers who create hasards, for them­
selves and everyone else, as they
rush on their heedless way," said
an article in the Ladies* Home
Journal for July. 1935. "They are the
5 to 10 per cent of drivers who are
responsible for 90 per cent of ail
accidents."
This “lunatic fringe" has so far
shown itself to be 100 per cent deaf
to the most elementary principles
of reason. Its members know that
excessive speed is the most prolific
of all causes of serious accidents,
and that a collision that would be
uniraportant at 20 miles an hour,
will probably prove fatal at sixty—
yet they continue to push the thro:-
tle through the floorboards. They
know that passing on bills and
curves is an invitation to the cor­
oner—yet so important does time
seem to them that they are perfect
ly willing to risk their necks and
the necks of other drivers to save
a few usually unimportant minutes.
They know that weaving in and out
of traffic, driving on the wrong side
of the road and similar stupid prac­
tices, may mean sudden death in on«,
of its most horrible forms—yet they
persist in these practices. They
know that many accidents, fatal and
minor alike, can be attributed to
cars in faulty mechanical condition
—yet they continue driving many an
"old heap” when its horn is silent,
its lights are either glaring or in­
adequate, its steering shimmies, and
its brakes are about as valuable a
stopping device, as the accelerator.
Result: An annual death toll that
hovers around the 35.UO0 mark.
Only the most stringent methods
can hope to handle the lunatic
fringe. Modern traffic laws, rigidly
enforced not only by the traffic pa­
trol but by the enthusiastic cooper­
ation of the sane and careful driv­
ers (the 90 per cent, are vital. The
one way to hammer some sense in­
to the lunatic fringe is to treat them
as the public enemies they are.
lion. Frank Carrel, president of
the Quebec (Cauadu) Chronicle-
Telegraph, in a front page editor­
ial, says:
"There is a class of business men
who wend their way through life
complaining that the goo<ls of other
business men are preferred to those
which they sell. They never go any
distance to prove the value of their
own goods.
“The public are not all fools. The
men who sell their goods ure the
men who are not afraid to back up
their faith in their stock with ad­
vertising appeals to test the veracity
of their statements by buying their
goods.
“It is thus and through this means
that the men who advertise make a
success of business.”
TO C A L IF O R N IA
New 1936 Ford V-8
Model* on Dieplay
Let our eogia.-cr drive you safe­
ly, swiftly, over the smoothest
highway yet invented. T his is
the econ om ical, com fortable
way to C a lifo rn ia . Fares are
dow n to 2r a m ile and lest.
N e w tray food service: coffee
Jr, sandwiches 1 Or, m ilk Jr,etc.
S o u t h e r n P a c if i c
Both front and rrar fenders have
been redesigned, with lines more
stream-lined. The new model has
new artillery type wheels which
are equally a* strong us the welded
spoke wheels hut afford a weight
saving of approximately five pounds
to each wheel.
Ford dealers declare that the new
1936 model returns all of (he major
advancements which characterised
the sales leading 1935 model and In
addition offers easier steering, more
comfort, quieter operation
and
greater cooling, due to a larger ra­
OPTOMETRIST
*04 Feat I I 81.
—
G ra n ia Paas
Near Post Office
Portland Office: 719 Selling Bldg
$2.95 and $5.45
LEATHER SOLES
$2.95 $5.95 a"d $4.50
HI-TOPS
PERMANENT WAVES
Finger Wave 25c, Comb Wave 25c
Shampoo ___________________35c
$4.85 $6.45 and $8.95
Marcel.......3hr
B y Brow Arch
„ SHRp
. Treat
i t m e o t --------
Het O i l ...... Mc; Paciats
P.nroH New— Pay as yea I
W ork done by stodenta nadar
taper v laten.
Dr. Orville H. Scheeti
COMPOSITION SOLES
PHONE S4
41>h Kurt Mala — Medferd
Mint Cure
Of nil the possible sources of
chronic and dlslresslng head-
aches, EYES ure perhaps the
most frequent und leust suspected.
THAT REALLY STAND THE GAFF
EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED
BEAUTY CULTURE
Hafreat ------2Aa
HEADACHE?
W ork S h oes
MEDFORB SCHOOL OF
— See Our Windows —
£
Heath’s Men’s Wear
Stanton Rowell. Prop.
Grant. Pass. Ora.
Ready-to-Wear Values
Dresses
Coats
$4.95
$9.90
Special value in dresses. This group
consists of light weight wools, silks,
also silk crepes. Solid shades, dots
and prints.
14 to 20. 38 to 44.
Exceptional coats in all-wool sport
coats, swagger and belted models.
14 to 46.
$9.90
$4.95
Hats
$1.95
Wash Frocks
$2.00
New shipment of print wash dresses.
14 to 42.
New shipment wool felts, all shades
turbans, off-the-face and brim mod­
els. All head sizes.
$1.00
$1.95
FARM WAGES GO UP
Farm wages are about 13 percent
higher this fall than last, with the
supply of farm hands about 95 per
the new louvers.
Hailed as the most beautiful car
in the low priced field by Ford
dealers, the new 1930 Ford models
■ire being sbowu at dealers' show­
rooms this week, following their
preview b> dealers, uvwspapvriiitu
and bankers at San Fruuciacu last
week.
The new models are exception­
ally well styled and have a decided
"eye-appeal.” As one newspaper re­
porter said when he first saw the
new ears. “The Ford V-8 has al­
ways performed like a >2000 auto­ diator.
mobile; now this 1936 model looks
like a >2000 cur." This in a nut
shell sretued to express the opinion
of the newspapermen and dealers
after they had previewed the 1936
offerings.
The hood is longer, being carried
forward five inches to curve grace­
fully downward over the radiator
grille. The grille is framed in a
narrow rustless-steel molding with
a strip of the same material down
the center. Two rows of 29 vents re­
place the three rows of 19 vents In
2t
A M IL E —AMD LESS
Thursday, October 24, 1935
T h e G o ld e n R u le
Grant* Paas, Oregon
Saa your local S-P.agcotor w r it .
V J. A. O rm aody, Geo- P esi. A g n i,
705 Pacific Bldg., P o rtland ,O r«.
*****♦***************♦***♦♦♦»
WHEN IN GRANTS PASS USE THIS DIRECTORY
SHOE REPAIRING
DRUGS
Goodyear SHOE Service
OWL PHARMACY
107 So. 4fh St.
Grant. Pass
Dyeing—ail color», te inatah
your gown
Pineal equipped shjp la Soatk-
era Oregon. See uutchalla.
a week . . . the cost o f letting an electric
washer do the work fo r them! W hy let your
shoulders get b e n t. . . your hands red and
swollen . . . from the hot soapy-water when
you could sit with a book while electricity
washes your clothes cleaner and whiter than
it is possible to do by hand? The new models
have many improvements. See them today
The Cafifonâa Orefoa Pewer CeafMBy
Car. 9th and * Sts.. Grants Paas
JEWELRY
OPTOMETRIST
Fine Watch 4 Jewelry Repairing
Ready for you when promised.
Prices Most Reasonable.
Yau caa knew your EYES
Lenses only when required
Buhn’s Jewelry Store
Needless though it is, many women in Amer­
ica today bend over a washboard and spend
countless hours o f toil to save about I l/2c
DRUGS, SUNDRfKS.
PRESCRIPTIONS
Dr. Herbert W. Hermann
Grants Pass, Oregon
“We Buy Old Gold"
OPTOMBTR1ST
Grants Paas
019 H St.
Phone 2MJ
BEAUTY SHOPS
CAFES
Expert beauty work at reason­
able prices.
Permanent Waves, Manicure«,
Finger Waves, Marcels, Facials.
CAVE BEAUTY SHOP
Phone 73
Grants Pass
O. S. BLANCHARD
LAWYER
Grants Pass, Oregon
General practice in all courts.
Reference: Grants Pass 4 Jooo-
phine Bank. Phone 270
OFFICE SUPPLIES~~
Stationary — Office Supplies
Typewritera
Gift Merchandise
Becks — Drugs
C. H. Demaray
N Oth SL
Grants Ross
Teach Your Dollar
toHave More 'Cents'
Palace Cafe and Lunch
Open 24 Hom« — Real Coffee
Meals and Short Orders
Booths and Counter
Grants Pass
CLEANERS
Valley Cleaners
“s w a t s -
“a x ”»
Softs deaaed and preued « .00
Hals cleaned and blaakad « 0 9
Plain dresses cleaned, paesaed fl
AUTO REPAIRING
McQueen’s Repair Shop
Buick and Pontiac Authorised
service. — General Repairing.
Radiator flashing.
Six years In same location,
▲ansa from P. 0 . — Grants Peas
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
he satisfied. When shopping, use this directory.
J. W. C o p ela n d Yards
4th and G Street*
Grants Pass, Ore.
CEMENT — LUMBER — DOORS
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r-B.U.i,din< Material* of All Kind*
Get Your F.HA. Loan* Thru Us—You Pay Like Rent
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