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Page Two The Gold H ill N ew ., Gold Hill, Oregon FOOTS CREEK N EW S (B y Mr». Marton Lance) .1 I.. Bowe o f Sams Valley and Bob Cook of (.o ld H ill, owners o f (he H ighland mine, arc spending sever al days on Foots Creek. They plan to put th eir quartz m ill in first class condition and w ill be able to do custom w ork. li.im Pickett and M r and Mrs Max I shopping in M edford and ('.rants Bcswick at Los Angeles, C alifo rn ia. | Pass during the past week. Prank , i.usiu made a business trip to Hugo Mr». M innie lty e rly , w ho w ent to I o rtlan d to spend Thanksgiving w ith her daughter, Hulh, and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn DeJanavtnr Mrs. B aldw in, returned Sunday from and son of Bend, Oregon, arriv e d a very enjoyable trip . during the week lo operate th eir placer m ine on the left fo rk of Mr and M m Alden G albreath have Pools Creek near the C. C a rr prop bought the property near llie Alas erty, fo rm erly owned by Fred D u r ka Auto P ark, form erly owned bv ham of Bogue River. Missis Bull) and Dorothy W allace of Council Bluffs, Iow a, sisters of Joe Woodcock returned lo Mm. Thomas Galligar- home Saturday evening from Attorney K u rl of Albany. Oregon, Josephine General hospital was in the com m unity Thursday in Mr. and Mrs. Batten, w ho have Grants Pass, w here he spent the interest of the Black Channel been livin g at the Black Channel days fo llo w in g an appendicitis mine ow ned by F . A. Bates. mine, have moved to the Chisholm eration. place form erly occupied by Mr. and Louis D ru if returned Monday Mrs. W H Tw om bly am i fam ily. llie Foots Creek Sunday School from a very pleasant vacation spent I'lnuned Sunday lo give a Christmas at the home of Mr. and Mm. W il- Mr and Mrs Ed P refounlain were program and treat fo r the ch ild ren. D ecenig.r 29. Election of officers for the ensuing year w ill be held. Wrappings for Your Christmas Gifts Mr. Hurley and H o w ard llu ffin of the Maybell mine on Kirdse (.reck left lust week fo r P o rtlai on business. Christmas Cards, 2 for 5c and up Rustcraft, Hall. Gibson. Yolland G IF T IT E M S Toilet Sets, for both men and women Framed Pictures - Pottery Vases & Dinnerware Electrical Home Appliances — Zenith Radios Five-Year Diaries Flashlights — Leather Billfolds Musical Stringed Instruments Music & Photo House 1 Electric Christmas Tree Lights, 8 bulbs Perm a-Lite Electric Tree Lights, 8 bulbs Outside Christmas Lights, 7 bulbs Perm a-Lite Lamps ...... " V Regular bulbs 3 for 5c Outside bulbs 5, Large Variety Christmas Tree Decorat Fancy Globes, 5c, 2 for 25c Tinsel — Stars W reaths Those w ho have had tuberculosis in th eir fa m ily w ill not fa il to help the anti-tuberculosis campaign by purchasing Christmas Seals. Others should buy seals to help protect themselves, and th e ir fam ilies from the disease that is the greatest cause of death between the ages of 15 and Grants Pass , 1 ^ fczZ ____ Give a Permanent W ave for a C h ri.tm a . G ift m I' * ■**' BdnHK. -«rae K — IB / / *500 "nd ,7'ft0 Genuine IH \ | , | \ H pud Wave »3.75 and »5.00 O ther Permanents **.50-12.30 Shampoo ami lin g e r Wave 75r F leetrle Manicure 50c B O W M A N ’S Barber <& Beauty Parlor I** K C e n tra l—M edford Ph. ONLY 10 Shopping Days ’T I L C H R IS T M A S an d C ru e lty . S e le c t y o u r B U LO V A watch now , . , we will g l a d l y h o ld i t vn//7 CHRISTMAS \5Q, Lucy Mee, treasurer. GOLD jf il-L CHAPTER W. h / c Meet« twice a m o n t h on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at tbstr Club rooms In the City H a l. Daisy Pa nJ, president. Lucy Desimini, secretary. Ella Pntrlck. treasurer We Suggest tor L IN G E R IE — H O S IE R Y - ROBES A New Dress for Christr Both afternoon am Also formal The Cinderella Sh Grants Pass, Oregon Grants Pass May We Extend Our BEST WISHES for the Holiday Season Give PracticalGifts for Xmas C H R LS T IA N S C IE N C E N O T IC E “ Christian Science «ervieee a r e h«M each Sunday marniog at elev en o'clock In the building across from the Odd PeHowa hall. Everyone ta wetcome. W H A T G O O D ARE RENT CHECKS Mother» read thhu • 10 \ ears from Note ? port of ch<ck could ’ □ " t ir e s b a t t e r ie s brake l ir ih r ~ T°<* w rit. Toni " 7 W^ , ln a day. not too iar distant. when r i L r any necewdty of writing r „ , U there ever was a ti-no s t s s ? a- 7?^' O9'ri“’ a no ,On’ « »>• s j ? Larry Schade Your F avo rite Jew eler ■ Since 1918 | M EDFORD O R EG O N B. End North Central Medford, Oregon E. A D A M S At Mann’s Auto Service, W29 Riverside, Medford B U ILD E R OF A UTOM OBILE AND TRUCK BODIES “I f Its Matle We Can Mabe R> A CONSTIPATED child Is to usOy " straightened out. it's • pity more mothers don t know the remedy. mA , ! ,<,UllL ,aM liv# U the mothers. The answer to all yoor worriea over conatination. A liquid can be measured. The dose can be exactly suited to any age or need. Just reduce the dose each lima, until me bowels ere moving of their own accord and need no help. This treatment will succeed with any child and with any adult. Doctor» use liquid laxatives. Hostd- tala use the liquid form. If it is brat fA°Lth.e,J “* : ? • '* bMt for hom« And today, there are fully a million families that will have no other kind ui the noune. u r v * r qiU.id * ene*'»lly used ■ ,D r; Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. I t is a doctor s prescription, now so widely known that you can get it all ready for use at any drugstore. 1 57 • W I O O W i ««4W«ar« d»< «'sap l<»v «»»•,»tea s da’s d»s>>»' C o u n try A ro u s e d O v e r N eg lect AM ETHYST HKBKKAH LODGE »7. MeeU every Wednesday night at the I. O. 0 . F. Hull. Gold H ill. Oregon Belle Smith, noble grand. Nettie Stone, vice grand. Madge Dorman, secretary. 5 NEW RA) PERM ANENTS "11" Il..... no . le< li IId lr , X T R E A T M E N T O F TO TS IN B R IT A IN B R U T A L Job p rin tin g at The News office C & B Economy Cheapest & Best •y Bowling Green. Ohio.—Charles Millar • weildlng day waa quite an •routful day. It.wlilea getting Married, he heat bla uew wife tlirvo hour, after the ceremony when the accused Idin of ntrthig with another woman dur- lug the wedding celebration. The wife's as husband aworo out the drunk and disorderly etiarga. Then the police car In which he waa being taken to jail »kidded and »cut Into a ditch and had to be pulled out by a team of mule» Just lea Sum Peoplea lined hliu the coats and senlenced him lo :u) day», watch he la now serving out In the county jail. I Gsîts th a t I w ill p lease I Your Man Grants Pass A N D D E C O R A T IO N S H i. W edding Day I . Full of Excitement London.— Ntrlpped, «(rung up by a hook to the celling and llnggcd by her Mrs. M arie C onw ay who (ether because »ho returned omply the past tw o weeks at the handed after he hud sent her out to Mr and Mrs V eltie Biles, «teal It le Just one of the cases appear H ill, is now visiting her Ing frequently now In llrltlali courts M r and Mrs John Biles. —dreadful blights on the country's childhood. B E T T E R B U S IN E S S B U R EA U U'a similar to many more of the EXPLAINS PHOTO BACKET M A M eases of brutal treatment or neglect of Brllaln'a boy» and girl»— House lo house .solicitors arc vis reported In thia country last year. ¡ting homes o fferin g F B E E enlarge B e Just smaller of the cases of Ju ments of photographs, the Portland renlle delinquency which help to make D< Ite r Business Bureau announces. up the tctal of more than (0 per cent Some of these so lirito rs c a rry a of England's criminals who are below , the age of twenty one. ¡much of envelopes. They extend Thia story was told by the fourteen 1 them lo the housewife, tellin g her year« Id daughter of Mr. and Mr» if she is lucky enough to draw one Ernest James Archer, In a Liverpool i containing a “special advertising court wheu the man and wife were | coupon" that she w ill get a photo arraigned on charges of receiving graph enlargement absolutely free. properly stolen by their chlldreu. the The trick lies in the fact that pr«c- girl and a son aged twelve. While an unusual cose of savage I tically every one of the envelopes treatment of helpless youngsters. It contain a lucky coupon. Illustrates the ty|>e of tragic problem T h e coupon used bv one such with which England society la atrug ompany says: | I » ng. “T his c e rtific ate entitles the Tiro Archer girl testified that wheu holder to one p o rtrait lltv tfi alie came home without (be bananas st)e bad been sent out to steal, her father took her and her brother down to tha cellar. She said: "I waa hanging In the air ten min- I utea while he bent me with tire belt. I “When I screamed he »aid: •The i more you scream, the more 1 will hit you.'" ( ltia father and mother were sent I up for trial, and the children placed j In a Juvenile home. Experts here are In general agree- I merit that the question of saving Eng- i land's under privileged children Is { linked with the problem of banishing J misery, privation and hunger from I English homes resulting from the last ■ war. It la the spectre prodding British ? •tataemeo to heud off another war In y> which Ktifland would he drawn. Celloph ane and Tissue Wrappings in Holiday Designs Seals and Tags ton Rowell, Prop. Thursday, December 12,1935 Í5 0 weekly R A B IG ACCESSSrilES, ETC. Use Our Budget Plan Ttrcsfune SUPPLY AUTo and service stores Ninth & Riverside Phone 520 Medford, Ore.
