n ù Q o M H ffl Newa, Gold H U , Ore<<» und w ill be opened Saturday night. Thursday, Juna J, 1137 fo r business turned recently from a five m onths' G O IH H IL L GRANGE NO. S34 tr ip south and east were Sunday Meets firs t and th ird Thursday» FO O TS C R E E K afternoon callers al Hie homes of at 8 p. III., at th e ir b a ll aext to trie - Mr and Mrs F ra n k Morgan and George and M arion Lance. They re phone office. It. K. club meets sec NEW S son Sidney and Mrs M organ’s m oth port a w o n d e rfu l trip , especially ond and fo u rth Tuesdays at 1:30 p, er Mrs A ld rich ' fro m near Seattle enjoying v is itin g Qu- Carlsbad Cav ill., usually at Grange H all. (R> Mr». Marlon l.anra) a rrive d T hursday at the home of ern, N ational p a rk hi New Mexico. th e ir daughter and husband Mr and Ih e tlay they w ere there 400 peo C H R IS TIA N S CIEN C E NO TIC E Mrs. Norm an Baxter fo r a weeks ple fro m 32 states and 4 foreign Kenneys G r ill near the Alaska C h ristia n Science services an countries made the trip . They ale A lito Park Unit Inis been dosed since visit here and w ith another daugh icld each Sunday m o rn in g at elev- lunch 750 feet under ground. They the death o f the fo rm e r ow ner, I ter Mrs Stanley P ratt o f Medford. n o clock in Hie b u ild in g uero.v were a ll sealed on stone seals. F ra n k Bonney, has been leased by com the Odd F ellow s h u ll. Mr and Mrs Tom Galligar who re- There was to ta l darkness fo r M r M cDonald o f Glendale, Oregon Everyone Is welcome. m inute, fa r away a men’s quartet! sang "R o ck o f Ages” and us the hymn ended a fa in t lig h t In the dis GOLD H ILL WOMEN’S RELIEF tance shown on the h e u u tifu l sta CORI’S, meets twice a month on lagmite w h ic h made a p ictu re ticv- the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at theh i er to he forgotten. T hey d id en- corps rooms in the city hall. Daisy Paul, President I counter some ve ry disagreeable Madge Dorman, Secretary w eather, In southern C a lifo rn ia Bose Guy, Treasurer during the freexe the smudge smoke was so th ic k autos could not be d rive n w ith o u t lights. In Iow a GOI.D H IL L TO W N SEN D CLUB hey witnessed tw o hlixxurds that Meets every second and fo u rth (sled fo r three days each. The Thursdays o f the m onth. Every O ur specials last week w ere r e a l l y excellent values. ground was covered w ith several fo u rth Thursday u social meeting. O ur business has doubled in the past week. T h rifty shoppers inches o f snow. They are now fo rd . Oregon. know w here to make th e ir money buy mure. We shall con -la yin g on N Street in Grants Pass. tinue to give you high q u a lity foods at the lowest prices and M r and Mrs T Davidson and The Question Box we earnestly so licit your business. P rice these a rticles else ch ild re n D orothy amt John o f Co An«» rr» w here and prove to yourself th a t the S E LR IT E gives you q u ille . Oregon w h o are old friends the same q u a lity fo r less money. o f M r unit Mrs M C Ito o n islu ite r 1. Mary Miles M in te r. ! were Saturday night guests at ih e ir PRICES GOOD FOR FRI.. SAT.. SUN.; JUNE 4; 5; fi and 7 He was a noted film d ire c to r home. T h is was th e ir firs t visit to who was m ysteriously m urdered in outhern Oregon and they were his home fifte e n years ago. PE A S , Medium tin, Lindy Brand, tin very fa vo ra b ly impressed. They I trove Io the House o r Mystery on W H E A T P U FFS , large package sardine Creek and also planned to « a a a a a a slop al ¡he Orgou Cave. on llie ir re ■ a m home. rj S E L R IT E CASH GROCERY 80 90 M iracle W hip, p in t, 23c Excellent SALAD DRESSING Krispy Crackers 2 lb. pkg. 31c I.A R I.E 2 LB. PACKAGE Pork & Beans 2 tins, 29c Shortening, 4 lbs......53c WESTMINISTER BRAND T E A , green, % lb. 16c Q U A LIT Y . T R E E TEA PUREX 13c EXTRA LARGE CANS LARGE Ql ART BOTTLE Kellogg W heat Krispies 2 packages .......... 23c COM F \ I RATED, 22 ox. pkg. S U P E R SU DS W A X E D P A P E R , 100 ft rolla, box P IC K L E S , Sweet, Quart for ...„..... 21c 8c 310 C A N D Y BARS & G U M — M ilk y W ay, B utter- finger, Three Musketeers, M ilk N ut Roll, Jolly Pack, Spearmint and Doublemint Gum 5 packages for 190 W e always have a carefully selected stock of fresh fruits and vegetables at lowest prices B A N A N A S , Nice and ripe, 4 pounds C A R R O TS or T U R N IP S , 2 bunches ....... L E M O N S , D O Z E N ...... .............................. 230 ^0 290 DO Y O U R G R O C E R Y B U Y IN G A T T H E S E L R IT E Located in the Clark Bldg, in the center of H w n on the H iw ay. Open Evenings and Sundays M R . and M R S . A S IL A. W A L K E R , Props. Mr and Mrs E arl K ing o f S e lim -pent Sunday al R ivie ra Auln P ark. They were nrc inipauied .li 'iiie by th e ir fo u r daughters, Ber tha. C atherine, E velyn and l l i i l l i w ho have been staying here d u rin g the school year. The three young est attending school al Gold H ill, C atherine being a m em ber o f Ihe graduating < lass. Mr and Mrs Ernest C ram er o f H i met. C a lifo rn ia , a rriv e d Tuesday lo he the guests o f his b ro th e r Mr •ml Mrs H arry C ram er and fam ily f Birdseye Creek. Mrs O lio R eif o f R ivie ra le ft Monday fo r P o rtla n d and Eugene w here she w ill spend several (lavs v is itin g friends. Mr and Mrs Glenn H ew ett anil 1 lu g b le r M eridelh o f K lam ath Falls w h o w ere called here by Ihe d ra in if Mrs H ew ett's b ro th e r Clyde M ar tin le ft fo r th e ir home Saturday. They called al Ihe George and Mar on Lance homes Monday and Thursday. Mrs Leslie C a rr and tw o c h ild re n fro m Grave ereek w ere in Ihe com m u n ity o ver Decoration day. T hey also visited M r C arr's m other. Mrs Frances L ew is and o th e r relative-:. Mrs Charles Magerle and son I Ralph o f Hogue R iver spent Tues- | day afternoon c a llin g on Mrs Mar- | ion Lance and her m other Mrs. Stead. They have exchanged th e ir p ro p e rly on Evans Creek fo r a ten acre tra e t al Galt, C a lifo rn ia , near Sacramento and are leaving M on day m o rn in g fo r Ih e ir new borne. The change is being made m o stly due lo Mrs Magerle and Ih e ir sons health. Sunday ca lle rs w ere Mrs Pauline W ahl fro m R ivie ra and grandson Charles P C ham plin J’ o f M edford, also M r and Mrs C arl Magerle and c h ild re n R ichard and Bessie fro m Rogue R iver. C L A S S IF IE D A D S I.arge Ice Box fo r sale, See Mrs. L. T. Cook. F u rnished House F o r H. D. Reed Rent, Mrs. ¡ WANTED Hides, w o o l, m ohair, cascara bark, ju n k batteries radiators and a ll kinds o f metal. S P E C IA L B A R G A IN S Now, for the greater convenience of our customers who live some distance from town, and for all who would like to use this convenience, we have adopted a new Depotil-by-Mail system that is as simple, swift and safe as can be conceived. In effect, it brings this bank to you — any time, anywhere. Just place your deposit in a Special Deposit Envelope which we provide for the asking, and mail. A portion of the envelope acts as a receipt and is promptly returned to you. * Call or write today for leaflet fully explaining our new, modern Bank-by-Mail plan G ran is P a ss M e d fo r d B r a n c h ufthe B r a n c h U n ited S ta te s N ation al IBank H e a d O ffic e , P o r t l a n d , O r e g o n M EM BEH FEDERAL D E P O S IT I N » U B A > C E COH F O R A T IO N A ll kinds o f farm logging and m in in g im plem ents, in clu d in g quick s ilv e r and carbide. N ice assortment o f ele ctric w ash in g m achines; m aylag engines I Get o u r prices on ro o fin g and; b u ild in g paper, sheet metal ro o fin g , nails, pa in t and barb w ire . 11 GRANTS PASS BARGAIN HOUSE 626 S. 6th Grants Pass GOLD HILL LODGE NO. 129 Meets Every Tuesday Night A rth u r Gorham, N oble Grand R obert E. Cook, Vice Grand Toney Ross, Secretary Wm. Ferguson, T reasurer YOU ARE W ELCOME A M E TH IS T R EB E KA H LODGE 97 Meets the fiVst and th ird W ednes days o f each m onth at Ihe I O. O. E. H a ll, Gold H ill, Oregon A lla Clement, Noble Grand Pearl Grey, Vice Grand B elle S m ith, Secretary D elia K e ll, T reasurer Quick Careful Work i ■ ■ 3. London. 8. Ila r r y S. New. U. D ick M e rrill and Jack L a m b ir. 10. Cleveland Indimi». 11. Ile Is mi Am erican h a ry lo n r. I l May 13. 4. Thirty-six. 5. F ra n k Wallace. 6. W a r A dm iral. 7. Louisville, Kentucky. W E E X P E C T TO S E LL T H E BEST W E C A N FO R T H E L E A S T W E C A N If we make any mistakes We will appreciate you telling ua COME IN AND GET ACQUAINTED Gold H ill Meat M k t. M r. and Mrs. Ivan Smtih W e Handle The S U N S H IN E B R A N D O F C O O K IE S A N D C R A C K E R S OF A L L K IN D S TRY OUR CUP CAKES DRAKES G E N E R A L L IN E OF G R O C E R IE S A N D HARDW ARE I****************»**»»»*»»*»»»»»»'»*»»»*»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»-»»»*»»»»»»» COY’S SERVICE ST VTION Seth Coy. Prop. L a w n m o w e rs S h a rp en ed OUR DRIVER PICKS I P AND D ELIVE R S ON TUES. & FRI. Leave Y our L a u n d ry al The “ Ace of Spades” G R A N T S PASS STEAM LA UND RY i ( I f they aren’t broken) Golden Star Sei vice Siaticn j Carl Ro 4th, Prop. ****%%**%%%*** %%**%****%*% «% % % +% % % !» TO-NIGHT At Seven O’clock Sharp S tarting Tonight at Seven O'clock Sharp! The Toggery Stage» the Greatest Sale ever attempted in the History of this Great Store for M en! Prices have been cut and »lath ed on Suits, Shirts, Hats, Shoes and practically everything in the store except contract lines. T re r endous savings for you, and extra Special values for those who come early. $30,000 MEN’S WEAR SALE W ith shelves filled to capacity, racks heavily loaded and tables piled high w ith fine quality apparel for men, early shoppers are going to get some of the greatest values that have ever been offered in Jackson County. Prices have been cut to the lim it, and fine quality men’s apparel, have been thrown on the bargain counter and racks for your un restricted choice at Drastic Price Reductions. Be here when the doors open at seven o’clock sharp tonight. For Extra Special Values Be Here When the Doors Open At Seven O’clock Sharp Tonight The T O G G M E D F O R D — OREGON 4