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Page Six The Gold Hit! New«. Gold Hill, Oregon llOCAIUAPPENESGSI Mr. and Mrs. M erritt Davis spent the week end visiting friends in Klamath Falls. Miss Elaine Hush of Medford Howard Dorman spent tlie week spent the week end in Ihe l.ou Lin- Rosa and Guy Devi m ini spent the week end in Portland the guests of end in Salem tin- guest o f relatives gran home. and . tends. relatives. Thansgiving Boxes of Candy and Miss J ill M artin was confined to Miss W ilda Mayfield spent the Glased F rui « at Horning's Shuck, adv. her home the first of the week w ith week end at the home o f her bro Grants Pass. a severe cold. ther. Raymond Mayfield, on Fielder Mr. and Mrs. Carl Woods of Red creek. The M errit Davis fam ily is quar mond called at Ihe J. W. Livingston antined fo r measles Jo Boy Robin- Take your hostess a box ol home Wednesday of this week. son being quite sick Thansgiving candy from our holt Mrs. Anna G ilchrist is visiting day stock. Horning's Shack, Grants this week w ith Mr. and Mrs. It F H. F. Drake and Mrs. J. W. Bry Pass. adv. Clark of Ihe Meadows. an were business callers in Grants Pass Tuesday. The W. B. C. held an all day Dick Robinson has moved to the meeting W ednesday w ith a pot lues Misses Bertha Coy and Joyce lunch. The afternoon was speut Xorth Pole mine near Bogue Itiver Handley, and Ernest Ross were visi quilting and sewing. where he expects tol spend the w in - ' ter. tors in Ashland Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Nobel Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. John Hanson of Mrs. H. F. Drake, who has been Mr. and Mrs. Morris D ivine retu rn Redmond were guests in the Living confined to her bed fo r the past ed to th eir home on the Sams Val ston home Wednesday, November tw o weeks is now able to be up and ley road Tuesday, after a visit of 13. around a few hours each day. three weeks in Portland. LOS I : Several curtains betweei. Miss Arlene Haye o f Medford and Must repossess standard make the highway and Hie form er Dr. sister, Mrs. Ella Ames o f W enatchee, piano in this locality. W ill sell for Chisholm home, w hile moving this Washington, were Sunday guests of unpaid balance. A bargain. Easy week. Finder please return Io Cur Mr. and Mrs. John Hays. terms. W rite Tallman Piano Store, tis Parker. Reward. It X21-D5 Mrs. Bess Xeal and two children Salem, Oregon. Mr, and Mrs. Chas. O rr o f Port have moved into the J. C. Ingling land are the parents of a buby g irl Mrs. B. E. Blankenburg made a home and are keeping house for business trip to Roseburg and born October 1G and named Bar Mr. Ingling. I Glendale last week end. Friday eve- bara Jane. Mr. O rr taught in the Mrs. C. W. M artin was taken to , ning she was a guest at the home local schools several years ago and the Sacred Heart hospital in M ed-! of Mr. and A. Meunier of W olf Mrs. O rr w ill be remembered as ford Saturday, where she w ill be , Creek, form er residents of Gold Barbara MeQust. under observation and receive treat H ill. Mr. and Mrs A. M Raines visited ment fo r several days. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cook and ' Thursday w ith Hie Geo. Dorman Miss Vicla Dietrich was called to granddaughter, Ruth l.anee of W olf fam ily. Miss Marjory Dotson, who Los Angeles Sunday by the sudden Creek spent the week end here. ■ lias been staying w ith her grand death of her brother-in-law . She Th< y drove back to W olf Creek parents. Mr and Mrs. Geo. Dorman, was accompanied by her parents, Sunday evening. Mr. Cook returning returned home w ith her mother, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dietrich of Med here Monday morning Io be here for Mrs. Raines. ford. several davs. John Tepovac came to Gold H ill Ihe Iasi of Ihe week to spend a month's vacation w ith home folks. He has been w orking w ith his bro ther-in-law , Ray Cahmberlin, in Los Angeles, and w ill return after Christmas. Turkey? Duck? Chicken? Ham? Mrs. It. McGarvie southern C alifornia, day fo r a short visit Garvie’s parents, Mr. Cook. Mrs. McGarvie m uir the firs t of the ness. or whatever is your choice for your Thanksgiv. ing Dinner — we can supply you with quality fowls or choice cuts in the meat line. turkeys ...........280 “ «1500«». FRYERS 250 lb. HENS ....... 220 «> • BEEF ROASTS............................ 150 «> • Gold Hill Meat Market S. W. Parks, Prop. Thursday, November 21, 1935 and baby of came Thurs w ith Mrs. Me- and Mrs. Tom went to Duns week on busi Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Kelso and Mr. and Mrs \V:.rren Kelso o f Medford were visitors in Gold H ill Wednes day evening. Mrs. Thos. Kelso a t tended Rebekah lodge here, and all were in attendance at the social hour after the business meeting. Mrs. John McFadden who has been visiting in the Livingston home here and the Burreson home in Sams Valley, w hile attending* to business left Wednesday night for Bakersfield, California, where she w ill visit w ith her son, Chas. Doo little. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Sheets and daughter E lino r o f Phoenix were guests Sunday afternoon in the R E. Blankenburg home and enjoyed a visit w ith Mrs. Rlankenburg's fa ther, G. W. Hannon, whom they knew when both lived at Yale, Iowa, Iw enly-five years ago. Foods of Quality Ooao are ho«* held t r e a t i e s Ntusad by (rayed wlrea, h r e h « a pi «if«, abort d r - cults aad •«* w ire d e(N -U th a t force olectrtn ap- plloneeo Into Idlo- at rose, CSouak O lga Albani, h a g u lp p o d k homo w tth I bo w a p p r o v e d electrical a a rd a soldered to Oort rubber plufaaaadt hy Behlen Kngln sara «all the w ire A M tR lO t 'R G A M K O P M A R K B F L IK V K — U it to K ita tiaadail. aged three, nutkeo a «harm ing -bride." H e r -groom " la Julia W a rre n , aged ota. and to r a girl make» a perfect gentlem aa. H e r e la a m odel o f a M O D F .l. va lve. T h ia hu ge re p lic a o f th e new ty p e H o ffm a n r a d ia to r v a lv e la h tilll on a scale to vent a g ig a n tic house, th e alar o f th e E m p ire s t a te b u ild in g . IJ k e Its c o m p a ra tiv e ly tin y b ro th e r Ito p o rt m ay be a d ju s te d to v a rio u s ataea In o rd e r to b a lan ce a n y p a r tic u la r h e a tin g system V IE N .N E M K H E A V T Y — W e've all heard about the gorgeoua artist«’ models o f V i e n n a . Here's looking a t one of w r r i IX X 1 M Y C A T « ! Fusev la playing dentist— ju s t a ItUte wider, . th e b e s t! Lumber Journal Tells of Mill Improvements (Editor's Note: This article is re printed from The Tiniberman, an international lumber journal, Port land, Oregon and San Francisco, California, issue o f October, 1935.) Two modern kilns of Moore’s re versible cross circulation design have been completed at Ingham Lumber Co.'s plant. Glendale, Ore gon. The buildings are of latest de sign of laminated wood construc tion and enjoy a low insurance rate. Il is said that wood kiln build ings of this type of construction are about as near fire-proof as if built of concrete, brick or tile. The Ingham Lumber Co. w ill use the new kilns p rincip ally fo r drying California sugar pine and fir. The kilns are 12 feel wide by 104 feet long und economically constructed, w ith the fan and heating system lo cated overhead and tracks on the ground. These kilns employ a sin gle longitudinal shaft fan system for each kiln. Highest quality of d ry ing is assured due to the stock be ing seasoned on low temperatures and controlled humidities, w ith a large volume of a ir circulation. which is reversed periodically dur- that w ill make dry lumber available ing Ihe drying process. in ull seasons. I he plant w is form erly Glendale S. K. Ingham, father of C. W. Lumber Co. I lie m ill is eleelrie.il li ghain. lives in Oklahoma City, throughout, w ith tingle shift cupae- Oklahoma, and is also interested in Ity of tn irly m illion feet a nn ua lly.; several retail yards in that region. Addition of kilns makes it pos- He spends a large part of tile sum- sible to take rare of mixed ear mer on Ihe Pacific Coast each year, trade in addition to high grade C. W. Ingham, president o f Ingham dimension. Along w ilh kiln dried Lumber Co., suuccessfully operated uppers in fir, pine boards and other a pine m ill nt Eutaw, Alabama, be- [line items ran he furnished in same fore coming to Oregon three years ear, also timbers up to 41) feel. The ago. Mr. Neilson is superintendent grade of sugar pine in this district ,,f Ingham Lumber Co. and B E is very good, coming from the high- Mom hell is in charge of operation er altitudes. Sheds arc living liu ill of the new dry kilns. Ask How You Can Get the BEAUTIFUL BIG $10 MAMA DOLL on Display in Our Window We Have a Full Line of Nuts, Fruita and Vege- Turkey tables to go with that Thanksgiving D R A K E'S General Line Groceries and Hardware fo r Your Y our I. G. A. S tore ’ Thanksgiving Table Says “ Thank You” By O ffering More Money-Saving Values Be Thankful Specials for Saturday and Monday That You Can Select the BEST the Market Affords from Our Stock of 1. G. A. PUMPKIN |. G. A. COFFEE S & W Canned Foods SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR Large Package BLUE G, pound.................. PEAK, pound....................... Fresh Ground to Suit Your Brew ing Method CALUMET BAKING POWDER And Extra Fancy Celery, Bananas, Oranges, Apples, Sweet Potatoes -------------- -----------------SOMETHING BETTER Try Manning’s Coffee Gold Hill Supply Co. ‘Where Prices Sell Quality” Phan« • L A. A. WALKHR We Deliver 290 DATES Pitted, 12-oz. pkg. ........... Unpitted, 2-Ib. pkg......... CRAB MEAT No. 21/» Tins .......... MINCE MEAT I. G. A. 9-oz. pkg. • 150 RED A...1 8 0 -3 it»- 5 0 c 22 2*70 370 1Jb- can................... 220 200 TOMATO JUICE Royal Club Brand No. 1 T in s................ for 100 I f 230 c CRANBERRIES x ................... Ham’s Grocery & Market E' T. Ham, Prop.—Gold Hill, Oregon
