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Page Two The Gold H ill Newa, Cold Hill, Ore<on — fruits blending. SAMS VALLEY NEWS T h irty members of the Sams Val ley Grange attended the special meeting ol the Oregon Slate grange in Central Point last Wednesday night. The Sams Valley d rill team had the honor o f seating the State Grange officers. Members of the te a m were: Jerome Fitzgerald. James and Wesley McDonough, It. E. Xealon, Burle Burreson, It. H. Seegunller. Maude Grant, S. S. Ab bott, Hershal Harper Dorothy Straus, Helen W illiam s. Mildred Duggan. Anna Mae Empey. Geo, Mc Donough. \V. C. Autenreith and M. A. Schulz w ith Helen Burreson as musician. This meeting was held for initiation in the sixth degree, and fort»-five candidates were initiate»!. For the feast, each person present received a plate containing several varieties of grapes, pears and ap ples. The tables svere a beautiful sight w ith the many colors of the Mr. aud Mrs. John llo ls t returned Monday trom Sacramento where they had been attending the session of the National Grange. W bile there they were initiated into the seventh degree. A ll turkey raisers in this section lave been busy picking and mar keting (heir birds this week. PLANS MEMORIAL RWW Thursday, November 21, 1935 W INTER TOURIST FARKS KAMI' CUT HEAVILY UY S. B. CINDERELLA SHOE DEPL Important reductions in round trip w inter tourist aud coach class i arcs I ruiu points iu all California. Oregon, Nevada and A rito ua lo the iiueiwcsl and cast were announced lecenll) by Southern I'acific. \\ inter excursion fares were in augurated, accordiug io F. S. .McGiu- iiis , vice president, because au in creasing number of i ’acific Coast restdenia are choosing the w inter months for th eir eastern vacations. i'be new roundtrip w inte r tourist fare cast is only 72 per cent of the regular all-year tourist rate, while he coach class fure Is but M per cent, he said. The reductions are effective from November I I u ntil May 14, w ith a six month return privilege. GRANTS PASS Party Slippers SILVER KID SANDALS Hi and Low Heels A good crowd attended the reg ular meeting of Sams Valley grange Saturday night. Brother Abbott gave > Also Black and Brown Suede or a report on the b uilding fund and ' Kid Pumps d was announced that the proceeds i from the grange play would he add- I Ili Heels ed to this fund. Mr. Lucas and Le ona Schulz were obligated in the first and second degrees. H. E. C j chairman announced that all men ! officers are on the serving commit- lee for the next meeting, w ith the master as chairman. Members were Al.o red cross shoes pleased to have Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ifalancing the Diet Hansen and Mr. and Mrs. H arry Teacher: “Why docs creant cost -qa uooq o»i:q AJqj. iu.is.ud uuoj. »ent for some time. more than m ilk?” Make This An W . C. Autenreith was unanimous City Freshman: “Because it is ly re-elected as director o f the harder for the cow to sit on the B I RT K. SNYDER E L E C T R IC Geange co-operative at Central small bottle.” Burl K. Snyder of Lakeview, Point and during the meeting he C H R IS T M A S gave a good report on the progress newly -elected president of the Hew About Thai Thumb? Shastn-Cascudc Wonderland asso of this organization. ciation, recently announced plans D iner: "W aller, how many cal ELECTRIC— to erect a memorial on the Oregon- ories are there in this soup?” CASSERDI.ES California line in honor of R ill W aiter: ".Ain’t none, sub! Dis am M1XMASTERS H ho Pays Hanley, pioneer stockman, states a clean place to eat.” IRONS man and philosopher. Mr. Snyder W AFFLE SETS The Federal Payroll? said the Oregon State Motor asso Take your hostess a box of PERCOLATORS «V R A Y M O N D P IT C A IR N ciation had suggested a small mus LAMPS Thansgiving candy from our holi eum in which would he kept his A attonal Chairman Whether slaying at home or muking a (rip VACUUM CLEANERS - - . . S e n t i n e l s o f th e R ep tthìi^ torical records o f the early Oregon day stock. Horning's Shack, Grants j over the week end. you w ill want something RADIOS cattle country. adv. Maybe he doesn't realize It. but the special fo r Thunk.sgivlng events. CLOCKS average American citizen and taxpayer WASHERS today is footing the bill for one of the ! REFRIGERATORS largest payrolls in history. Moreover he is increasing it at a rate All at Reduced Prices seldom. If ever, equalled in davs ol i peace. For evidence of this, consider the STREET DRESSES and g.'o..ing list of Federal Job-holders— ) The design of known for It Its causa was a mrs- whose pay checks come out of taxes AFTERNOON FROCKS th is y e a r s STANTON ROW ELL. PROP. charged ultimately to the American tsry. and those who had it resigned Christmas S eal citizen and worker and earner. Here Grants Pass, Oregon themselves to an Inevitable end. In styles of unusual smartness—fashioned in richest fabrics in both a re som e o f fic ia l s t a t i s t i c s fro m i is a reminder ot This year marks the J9th annual silk and wool. _l Washington: some of the most appearance of the Christmas Seals. In June 1933. there were approxl- i t h r i l l i n g , d ra I They will be placed on sale through $5.95 to $12.95 and $16.95 to $24.95 mately 365.000 Job-holders on the Fed made and criti out the country on Thanksgiving eral payroll—exclusive, of course, of c a l y e a r s in Day by the 2.000 affiliated tubercu the Army and Na»-y. A m e ric a n h I •- losis associations to Onanos their By June 1934. the total had been tory. The cos I program of tuberculosis prevention LOVELY EVENING FROCKS boosted to more than 661.000. tume of the little girl malhng the let and education. Each seal carries the By June 30. 1935. it had soared to a w ith a spectacular degree of chic for that Thanksgiving ilanre. ter is typical of the period of 1860- cheerful message that today the total of 717.000. 1870, during which the nation was cause of the disease and a method Theatre — Grants Pass $6.95 to $19.95 The climb continued. By September torn by the strife of the Civil War. ot curing It are known. of this year it had reached a peak of watched the westward migration of Friday, Saturday. Nov. 22-23 794,000—all paid out of taxes. They also carry the message, how those seeking fortune, and thrilled ever, that tuberculosis Is still the Spencer Tracy, Claire Trevor T h ats a lot of Job-holders. There to the feats of Pony Express Riders. greatest cause of death between the are at least tea states in the Union that “Dante’s Inferno” can't court as many heads in their ' The little miss who decorate« the agee of 15 and 45, that no home will entire population. And they are costing seal knew nothing about Christmas be safe from It nntll all homes are Preview: Sat„ Nov. 23 the taxpayers more than »100.000.000 a Seals because they did not appear safe, and that the assistance of month. George Raft, Alice Faye in in this country until 1907. But she every man, woman and child Is But these figures tell only half the was keenly aware of what was then needed to wlpa It out ot the United “Every Night at Eight” story Add to the Ust of Federal Job called “consumption." No cure was States. holders the various public employes of Sun.. Mon., Tues.. Nov. 24-25-26 states, cities and smaller political di visions. and your total will run into “The Last Days of millions—also paid out of taxes, direct Pompeii” and indirect, clipped from the average citizen's earnings or savings. And re w ith Dorothv Wilson and member. these totals Include only the Preston Foster LET US HELP YOU regular Job-holders. They don't include the numerous relief beneficiaries. That's W ednesday Only. Nov. 27 an entirely separate list. DRESS UP YOUR LESLIE HOW ARD in Expensive? Of course it’s expensive! “The Scarlet Pimpernel’ No farmer, no merchant, no industrial THANKSGIVING TABLE concern, could succeed with such padded payrolls. But in government it’s dif — COMING — ferent. The politicians who pad the JOE E. BROW X in payroll don't have to foot the bill. They “Bright Lights” leave that detail to the people— and arrange for it through taxes. That's one reason why, as economists have computed, more than 20 per cent of our national Income goes into taxes— national, state and local. That's what FICK’S HARDWARE statisticians have in mind when they 131 West Main — Medford tell us that the citizen who hasn't got HARDWARE AND PAINTS a political Job labors one day out of Maytag an J Speed Queen Wash- five to help support those who have. ers— Sales and Service When we realize these things, and Crosley Radios qnd Refrigerators insist that the politicians devote them selves to efficiency in government, H eres your chance to buy an attractive set at this Special Purchase Sale rather than patronage, another great stride villi have been achieved toward economy—and recovery. Price. The patterns are distinctly new. WATCH REPAIRING $5.9$ ,o $5.85 $6.85 Let Us Help You Dress Up lor Thanksgiving Christmas Seal Commemorates Famous American Era MUSIC i PHOTO HOUSE i RIVOLI Special Purchase Sale Beautiful 32-piece Dinner Sets Larry Schade S. 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