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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1935)
Th“1’****» December 5, 1935 Th« Gold Hfll New», Gold Hill, Oregon [t<t<t<tctcict<(<t<e<t<(<tctcici<i<< FOOTS CREEK E xchanging - NEW S <U> Mr a. Alario» U n t « ) is A STRICTLY M O D E R N ID E A * T U .a .n .n g . of w <tcU , b*+wwn . ¡7*"—’ j "" ’*W' *** — •Mr. and Mi». Nelson iiooiu.sluiter and »on, Nelson l.ee, of Grants Pits», were Tbunkagiving dinner guest» at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mr». M. C. lioomsluiter, and sister, Mrs Ifcth Bowers. Afterward, they attended the stiow at the Craterian theatre, at Medford Mrs. Effie B ird seye and sons Glenn and David and nephew Bobby Cameron, also Mr. ami Mrs. Elliott Duller and son Pat of Medford were entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs Victor Bird seye south of Phoenix. Mr and Mrs Cloyd Dick and family were guests of Mr. D irk ’» sister, Mrs. David Mc Laren ut Bogue Diver. a popiUily. ~ k - a ’ — • • g J u ’ w TJ T *~Ufcl **• P*P<*«- PH ** V Io* M (25 om m •» SHUtN •ppi— . <- Durability with daintinaaa u> • 6«« Gruta baguette ’ 3 7 ’ ®° Acrursry .„d go.,| |w k, in a nun ■ wrist watch . . I.ouis D ru if of Picketts Auto camp left Monday for l.os Angeles, Cali fornia, for a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Pickett, owners of Ihe property. The place w ill have a caretaker during his ah- I sence. The derision of the supreme court ; in Sulem recently awarded the ! Black Channel mine on Ihe left I fork of Foots Creek to F. A. Bales as legal owner, after the case hud been in the courts for several years. Mrs. Thomas Heap and son, Ken neth, of Riviera P antation or chard, and daughter, Olive, of Ash land, spent the past week at Oak- gon, on business, returning in time for a Thanksgiving gathering at home. Miss Olive returned to Ash land Saturday, where she is em ploye« , 32’50 Special—Waltham W rist W atches ....... $12.75 We also carry a complete stock of Hamilton Elgin W a l i h . m Cyinu amt Imperial watches . . . priced from 89 75 ut> d«’ pending upon Ihe make of ‘watch yon choose. ‘ ’ i' Frunk Elliott returned the middle , of Ihe week from the Floyd Lance r JEWELERS MtDrORD. ORE. Quality Jewelry Honestly Priced ■ home at W olf Creek. Mrs. Lance and her mother, Mrs. Bob Cook, ar rived Friday evening from Port land. Bay lioling of Medford, youngest son of Mrs. Bessie Anderson of Ap- plcgule, was calling on old friends Monday uflernoron. He spent his early life at the Anderson ranch on the right fork of Foots Creek. The Cinderella Shop Grants Pass Gifts she hopes will come her way Mrs. Bedford Biles who form erly lived here, but now of W olf Creek, was called to Klamath Falls the first of the week on uccount of the serious illness of her brother, w ith pneumonia. Due to his improved condition she was able to return to spend Thanksgiving with her hus band and buby at the home of his purents, Mr and Mrs John Biles. out Friday Io what 1* known a . the is killed; over the airways for e v -' Albert Sander* house opposite the ery 24,000,000 passenger miles one McMerrick property, to ue nearer is killed, while over the rails, only In» work. one fatality is recorded in every 400.000,000 passenger miles, Gorm Greatest Travel Hazards ley said. Lurk on Nation’s Hiways The figures prove rail transporta tion aO times safer than highway This is a story that figures teli ami 16 2-3 times safer than by air, according to Gormley. better than words. It has to do with the relative safety of the modern methods of overlam’ travel— nullomobilr, the airplane and the railroad. Statistics prove the highways more hazardous than the airways or Hie rails, according o M. J. Gorm ley, executive assistant of the As sociation of American Bailroads. Dn the highways, for every 20,- Ofl 000 miles traveled, one person Independent Laundry and Dry Cleaners 75c to »1.25 Ladies’ Gouts ... ...... »1.00 Gents’ Overcoats ............ »1.00 Gents’ Suits .......................... #5,. Phone for Laundry Prices 1728 N. Riverside Phone 535 _______ M edford, Oregon CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS çq SPEED QUEEN W A SH ER S ....... Our Reconditioned U SE D C A R S have many miles of unused transportation. CHEVROLET Quality and Economy See the 1936 Standard and Master Del.uxe. The only Complete low priced car. ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET, INC. 32 No. Riverside Medford. Ore. $ 4 3 SO HEATROLA OIL BURNERS .......... £ çq up CRO.S1.EY RADIOS, as low as .... $21 $5 SIM PLEX IRONERS .............. Dinnerware S e t - 32 P‘e c e » ............ 54.89 Electric Headlight Heater ............... $3.95 W affle Iron. ... $3.79 up Electric Iron. $1.25 up Electric T o a .ter. $2.95 Carving S e t. ..... $1 Up Good Pocket Knives Priced a t ......... 25c up F lashlight. ....... 29c up Christmas Tree Lights, String o f 8— 45c Individual Bulbs, all colors— 2 for 5c Saturday Only TIM McCOY "Justice of the Range” Plus Episode 12 “Red Itid e r” w ith Ruck Jones Sunday and Monday JANET GAYNOR HENRY FONDA ‘Farmer Takes a W ife” Fick’s Hardware 131 W est Main Medford Tuesday and Wednesday “HOLD ’EM YALE” All-Star Gas, Wed. Nite is Cash Nite Thursday and Friday “COLLEGE SCANDAL’ Arline Judge - Kent Taylor The Top Notch Cats W ILL SA TISFY T H A T HUNGRY FEELING 25c and 35c Lunches — Sandw iches — Salads South Central—Just Off Main Medford, Oregon FURNITURE THIS CHRISTMAS Joe Woodcock was taken ill last Thursday and moved ,0 the Jose phine General hospital at Grunts Puss where he underwent a major , operation. D avenport and C hair The Foots Creek Sunday School voted Sunday to have a meeting Thursday. The men w ill cu, wood and Ihe ladies w ill serve a lunch at noon and dean the building. $ 3 4 .9 5 up Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hartman spent the week end at Ashland vis iting Mrs. Hartman's parents. Mr Hartman is seventh and eighth grade teacher in the Rogue River school. BedroomSuites Bed, Chiffonier and Dresser $ 3 4 .9 5 up Toney Ross of Gold H ill moved Dining Room Suites The Cinderella Shop 8 Pieces Grants Pass, Oregon $ 4 9 .9 5 up Cinderella Shoe Dept. Cedar Chests Grants Pass, Oregon Shop Our Pre-Christmas Shoe S a le for Holiday Values It W ill Be His Best Christmas Ever if you give your child a • brand new SE E OUR DOLLS Natural Hair Dolls $ 4 ^ 0 The Leader for 57 Years “Just W hat He W ants LOVELY STYLES IN STREET, DRESS AND FORMAL WEAR A fine variety of bikes and tricycles Cinderella Shoe Dept. Ideal Bicycle Shop Grants Pass $12.50 “p 409 E. Main— Medford Large Body Dolls 26-inch Size, only $ 1 .9 8 n , , r , ° , C A R R Y |NG CHARGE Only 8% I n te r in on Deferred P aym ent, FELT BASE RUGS Size 9x12 $5.95 a S iS iS ö iS iS iS ia s iis is ic is ic iS M P s ic ts tg ig tg ig tg t^ ^ ^ ,^ ^ ^ ^ ^
