Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19??, January 23, 1936, Page 4, Image 4

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The Gold Hill Newa, Gold Hill, Oregon
ILOCAL UAPPENEYGSI
Thursday, January 23, 1936
The Rebekahs will have their
January birthday party Wednes­
day evening. January 29.
K. Mctiarvie of California, is here
Mrs Kuby Mayfield and family
Mr. and Mrs. 11. D. Reed left visiting his wife and other rela­
are moving the last of the week to Wednesday morning for Portland tives.
Hogue River.
for a week's visit with frieuds.
The Past Noble Grand club meets
Miss Mildred Smith spent Satur
Neil and Judd Doty made a busi­ Imlay (Thursday I al the home of
day in Medford, the guest of Miss ness trip to Klamath Falls Suuuay, Mrs. Pearl Ferguson.
Zena Mary Hober.
returning Monday.
Mrs. Roy Centers visited in Cen­
Miss Jill Martin spent the week
Mrs. Mollie Harrison of Central tral Point Monday with her sister
end in Medford the guest of friends Point was a visitor in Gold Hill in-law, Mrs. Opal Chase.
and relatives.
Tuesday.
Mrs. C. W. Martin, who spent
Mr and Mrs Blaine Biles have
Miss Rosa Desiniiui will leave for several days last week in Medford,
moved into the Clark house on the Portland Thursday evening to spend has returned to her home here.
highway in the west end of town. the week eud with relatives.
The W. R. C. held an all day
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wolfgang of
Billy and Beth Reed spent Satur­ meeting at the home of Mrs Ella
Chehalis, Washington, were guests day in Medford, the guests of their Patrick on Wednesday and finished
Saturday of Kobert Kenaston.
mother, Mrs. Lola Reed.
a quilt.
MEDFORD
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
E. R. WHITE
F L A M E
IN T H E
FO R E S
For Sale or Trade: Model T Ford
Mr. and Mrs. Al Pankey, Mrs.
Mrs F. W Stone returned Friday
delivery. Trade for horse or cow. P E llolderiuss and Mrs Jas Clem­ from Coquille, where she has bee.i
Inquire at Livingston's Service Sta­ ent were visitors in Medford Mou- since Christmas visiting her daugh
tion.
adv dav.
ter, Mrs Ernest W ardrip.
SALES ENGINEER
FRIEND SPRAYERS
Waler Sysiini« and Pumping
Machinery
Medford
Telephon« 27
Oregon
FOR I# YEARS—
PERL FUNERAL HOME
To Reiter Serve lluniunity Is our
aim. It costs no more.
Member of the Order of the
Golden Rule.
FDR BETTER CLEANING
Try the
NU-WAY CLEANERS
DANCE, Saturday nigth, Feb. 1.
Miss Marjorie Mayfield of Med­
Robert Fleming of Medford ts
ford and Miss Roberta Mayfield of at Odd Fellows hall. Good music. making un extended visit with his
ID Si. Central
I'hone 121«
Medford
Wolf Creek were week end guests Good eats. (Come and eat some oi brother, Silas Fleming and fam ily!
of their mother. Mrs. Hubs May- Geo. Huff's beef stew special), adv on Miller's Creek.
field.
Miss Zelda Smith of Medford was
Mrs. N'elle Rioter of the colony
Try lln
O. K. Penney of near Hogue Riv­ a week end guest of her parents. and Mrs. Lucy Eddington were
SINGER REPAIR MAN
er has been quite sick at his home, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Z. Smith and business visitors in Medford Tues­
Any
line of machines repaired.
having suffered two severe heart family.
day.
Work Guaranteed.
attac'gs recently. Mr. Penney is
W. II. KI.ATT
Miss
Bertha
Coy
was
unable
to
Mrs.
J.
E.
Bentley
und
children,
New
umt
I sed Sewing Machines
well known here, being a brother-
attend her duties in Medford sever­ David and Darlene, of Portland, are
in-law of Mrs. R. L. Kenaston.
S IN G E R SEW IN G M A C H IN E CD.
al days the first of the week, being here for a visit of several weeks
2 N. Bari let! Ph. 7 M2
M edford
Mr. and Mrs. A. Meunier and confined to her home with a severe with Mrs. Bentley's parents, Mr
daughters Jocelyne and Denise, cold.
and Mrs. J. D. Montgomery.
of Wolf Creek were Saturday night
CASH FDR OLD GOLD
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
F.
Drake
und
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Frost and fain
and Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs.
Qual.ty Repairing— llonratly
Mrs
George
Dorman
were
Grants
ily
were
Sunday
visitors
in
the
J. A. Blair, here They also visit­
Priced
ed other friends while in Gold Hill. Pass visitors Tuesday. Mrs. Dorman home of Mrs Frost's parents, Mr.
reports little change in the condi­ ami Mrs Si Fleming, on Miller’s
Mr. and Mrs. Velty Biles moved tion of Mr. Dorman who is in the Creek.
Sunday into the Hugh Hayes house, hospital at Grants Pass.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lance and
recently vacated by the Wm. Allen
JEW ELERS
Friends of Miss Mildred Carleton, daughter, Ruth, of Wolf Creekk.
MtDIOWD OHL
family. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
county health unit chairman, will were week end guests of Mrs.
Whitsett are moving onto their
be interested to know that she is Lance’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.
ranch, which the Biles vacated.
recuperating from her recent ill­ E. Cook.
ness. She was taken to her home
THE NAT STORE
Raymond Ritter and Gus Ericson
from the Community hospital today.
Û. VajLuiWa.
who have been working at Milwati
SANDWICHES _
FOUNTAIN
Thursday.
AND ( ONFKCTIONEKY
kie, Oregon, for the Beaver Port­
The meeting of child welfare land Cement company, returned Io
lift N. K iv e r ille
workers held at Medford, Wednes­ their homes here Friday.
M rdford
day afternoon, January 23, was well
The Boyer family who have been
»yV Jy
w . n . u . s c tiVI c e.
attended. Mrs. Millie Walker and
Mrs. E. Lively represented Gold living in the Nugget garage, have
Hill. Reports of the work of the moved to the J. C. Ingling home.
FARMERS ATTENTION
Gold Hill health unit were favor­ The garage is being razed whieu
SECOND hand rebuilt
will make a big improvement in
ably received.
FARM IMPLEMENT«
that part of town.
AND TRACTORS
Mrs. Maude Robinson and Miss
AT
BARGAIN PRICES
Bertha Coy attended the play, “The
L e a d s i n tub
Farm Sales By
Cull
and See Us at
Rivals"
given
at
the
Normal
school
FOOD ELEMENTS
Land Bank Set
39 South Grape St.
Medford
in Ashland Friday night by the dra­
THAT A D E
New High Record
matic club of the University of
ESS ENTIALTO
Oregon in connection with the
HEALTH
As a barometer measuring bow
drama conference held in Ashland
last Friday, Saturday and Sunday. farmers of the northwest have re­
gained confidence in land as an The Gold Hill Newt, beginn ing with the issue of Thurs-
investment, the land department of day, February 6. Several other features will also be
Eat Plenty of Meat Daily to Keep
the Federal Land bank of Spokane
STATIONERY SUPPLIES
Y'our Body Up to Par
Specializing in all kinds of reports that three all-time records started with that issue. There will be a page of comics,
110 N. Ceni. Medford—Ph. 282
Electrical Wiring and Re­ were broken in 1935 in the sale of the latest news from Washington, D. C., articles for the
We Have the Particular Meet for
pairing
at very reasonable acquired farm properly.
sports fan, etc. Be sure to look for these new features.
Particular People
Individual sales, numbering 1211,
rates.
represented 25 per cent more buy­
independent Laundry
Also appliance repairing of all ers than in 1934, and the dollar
SATURDAY SPECIALS
and Dry Cleaners
kinds.
Dog
Climbs
Trees;
Makes
volume of «3,120,000—greatest in
Pork Steak ................. 22c
Dresses
75c ,o g| jo,
the 18 years of Ihe land bank's op­
Life Nightmare for Cats
Ladies’ Coals ......
«1.0(1
2 lbs. Pure Lard
35c
OLSON ELECTRIC
Deuver.—Patty. tree climbing fox rat
eration—was approximately «600,-
Gents’ Overcoats ........
«1.00
000 ahead of last year's peak. Of terrier belonging to S. 8. Stark» of
Gents' Suits
gic
GOLD HILL MEAT MKT. 3 N. B artlett Phone 115 Medford even more significance, cash down Denver, la winning local fame among Theatre — Grant» Pass
Phone for Laundry Prices
dog
lover«.
To
Cats
in
the
residential
S. W. Parks, Prop.
payments totaling in excess of
Thurs-Fri-Sal
Jan. 23-24-25
1728 N. Riverside
Phone 535
dletrlct eouth of the state cap! to) be
«600,000 were considerably larger la a nightmare.
_
Medford, Oregon
GEORGE ARI.ISS in
than in any year before.
The rlog was born on an Indiana
___“MISTER HOBO’’
“Naturally the land bank is grat­ ferxn, one of a litter of »even pupa.
ified with this success in the liquid­ None of hl» brothers or slaters have
Preview
Jan. 25
ation of the properties that have showed special talent, but Patty, with
WINDOW GLASS
Carl
Brisson,
Arline
Judge in
GROCERIES - HARDWARE
had to be acquired in the normal hla claw» conelderably longer than or-
CABINETS
for the
dlnary
doga,
races
up
and
down
tree«
process of conducting this coopera­
“SHIP CAFE”
DRY GOODS
tive mortgage system,” Ward K. with ease.
Kitchen — Rath — Linen Closet
Newcomb, vice president of the
Sun-Mon-Tucs
Jan. 26-27-28
Full Line of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
bank, declares. “But much more im­ Thieves Grab Mile of
WINDOWS — DOORS
MARX B R O TH ER S in
portant than a new high record in
STORE FIXTURES Etc. Etc.
Railroad Track and Ties
in Season
“A Night at the Opera”
sales and dollar volume is the fact
Benton, 111.—OIBclals of the Illln o li
that many tenant farmers and Central report that one mile of rail­
Wednesday Only
Jan. 1
TROWBRIDGE
young farmers have been given an road, tiee and rails alike, has been
opportunity to buy places of their I atolan from the right of way near Chin
CARY GRANT in
CABINET WORKS
own at a reasonable price and on 8rla, leaving the roadbed bare. Conn-
10th a Grape
Medford
“The Last Outpost”
favorable terms of payment enabl­ ty officers «aid the ca»e was the flrst
— -L1 ----------to--- — --------------- —
time they ever had been nuked to aid
ing (hem to share in Ihe upturn tn recovering a section of a rallrond,
—COMING—
movement in agriculture which even though It had been In disuse for
now seems steadily under way.
asveral year».
“Stars Over Broadway’
“In selling acquired farms the
CAROLD J. PARKER,
land hank values land at its normal
INC.
valuation to produce the crops to
Manufacturers
of
which it is best adapted, taking in­
Parker's .Southern Oregon Potato
to account soil and climatic condi
Chips. Packers of Honey, Home
See
lions, distance to markets, social
Made Sorgum 4 Shelled Walnuts.
advantages, etc. This eliminates
Distributors of
promotional and speculative values
Durkee famous Food, Langen-
which have cost farmers and invest­
dorf Cakes, Grandma Cookies,
4th Floor, Medford Ifjdg.
ors untold millions of dollars In
Saturday Only
Boyal Brand Pickles.
flA V < f f n n p K v orsrl In n z l e
**•" U..U
lu UdinilfcC
About
«12
H.
Riverside
Phone 1117
"TONTO
KID”
land values al a level which pro-
ip H A R O L D T I T U S
A lad o f the forest lives to avenge
a wrong done him as a child in this
sw ift, sm ashing story! R ea d it
every week as it appears serially in
MEAT
■M
J.K . B IE R M A
TYPtWRIItRS
RIVOLI
DRAKE'S
Clean-up Sale on
Sweaters
Brushed Wools—Zipper and Button Fronts
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
$4.95—Sale
$4.50—Sale
$3.95—Sale
$3.50—Sale
Price ....
$3 95
Price .
$3 45
Price .
$2 95
Price ...........$2.85
TWO MORE WEEKS—to buy that new pair of
FLORSHEIMS AT SALE PRICES
Heath’s Men’s Wear
Stanton Rowell, Prop.
Grants Pass
Dr. M.P. Coleman
feels both farmers and investors.”
WATCH REPAIRING
Larry Schade
S. P. Walch Inspector
Since 1918
(
S. Central—Next to Craterian |
Medford, Oregon
B. E. A D A M S
At Mann's Auto Service,
U29 Riverside, Medford
BUILDER OF AUTOMOBILE
AND TRUCK BODIES
‘‘If Ils Made We Gan Make II"
New Special Hales on Chiro­
practic, PhysoUieropy and all
methods of natural treatments.
Also new method of treatment
for Nervousness, Blood Pres­
sure, Kidney Trouble, and
Poor Circulation. It is safe,
sure and sensible.
Please do not telephone for
rales, as different eases re­
quire different rates.
Eplsoile 4 "Tailspin Tommy”
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
Oil for the Lamps of
China”
Pal O’Brien,
^^Josephlnc Hutchinson
Wednesday Only
Sylvia Sidney, Herbert Marshall
“ACCENT ON YOUTH”
Wednesday Nile Is Cash Nile!
Thursday, Friday
“THE IRISH IN US”
Free sonsultation and exami­
nation.
Medford, Oregon
I ill o Bricn, James Gnuncv
hrank McHugh, Allen Jenkins
A Chevrolet Truck
FOR EVERY HAULING NEED
We Have Several
EXCEPTIONAL IURGAINS
IN USED TRUCKS
1930 Io 1934 Models
See Our O.K. Guarantee Tagged
Becondilioned Cars.
ROGUE RIVER
CHEVROLET, INC.
32 No. Riverside
Medford, Ore.