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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1939)
Thursday, July 13, 1>3> The GoM H M New*. GoM HM. Prego» local , *********************************************************** kkkkkVkWWU******************* Mr. and Mrs. Jack Darling of Port Chicago. California visited July 2, 3 and 4 with Mr. Darling’s grand parents Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Rich ardson. Mr. ami Mrs. M. R. Merriman left Sunday to spend the summer .it Diamond Lake. For SUMMER WEAR These warm days — dress k********************************* cool — Doff the coats and wear SPORT SLACKS items SHIRTS a n d SPORT SHIRTS $1.00, $1.50 to $2.95 WASH SLACKS $1.65, $2.25 to $2.95 WOOL SLACKS A large assortment of plain and pleated models - tweeds, wnr- sleds, gaberdines ai’d Bedford eords WITH STANDARD PRODUCTS $3.95 to $8.50 SPORT COATS When on your way Io the ('■old Hill baseball game this Sunday stop in and let us give vour car complete service. Plain or belted back styles — two or three button models — $8.95 to $12.50 Larsens ;i CLOTHES SHOP COY’S SERVICE STATION 42 S. Central — Medford SETH COY. Prop. Abe Becker, Jess G tkhrnt and Mrs. Daisy Gilchrist drove to Hyatt Lake Saturday’where they met Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnson and Joan ('.ameron and all spent the week end together. Ed Bolt moved Monday Io a call- in at Bonney's Grill. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eskcw and fam- ily and Harold Colvin drove to Klamath Falls Sunday where they spent the day and enjoyed a pic nic. Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Wheatley and son Clarence of Glendale were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Art Mullin. Mrs. Leon Wise and Miss Bonnie Livingston were visiting friends Mn Medford Wednesday. Miss .Kathryn Rumsey of Keno came the latter part of the wes>k for a visit with Miss Marcia Cen ters. , Frederick K. Rockett, a motion picture producer of Hollywood, left Sunday for his home after spending a week fishing (lie Rogue with Bud Snider. Mr. and Mrs. T. It. Brown of Glendale. California came Friday to spend the summer at Diamond Lake witli Mr. and Mrs. M. It. Mer riman. Rill Ferguson left Wednesday for his mine on Trail creek Io lie gone several days. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Von Pegert ami Mrs. Rob Kies were Grants Pa.» visitors Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Fer<u«on, Mr». IX lU tlC lT tT C l l “ “ “................. *...................... *****.................. Lulu Davl» and Mr«. Wm. H lltl* spent Sunday on the beach at Cres cent City. BEER Miss Marjorie Dotson of Central Point visited Thursday with ber gramt|>«cents Mr. amt Mrs. George Dorman. Dr. A. It Gray of Dorris, Call!., was among those attending the bull game here .Sunday. Dr. Gray is well known here having practiced here this past winter. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Robinson of Etna. California were Sunday guests of Mr. Robinson's brother Wesley Robinson. Mrs. Lulu Forbes of Oakland, Cal ifornla was visiting old friends as she passed through Gold Hill last Friday. Mrs. Forbes at one time owned the property now occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Noel Kellogg. At Its Best 100 cases under refrig eration at all times 8 different kinds MILLER’S HI LIFE ON TAP FULL LINE OF WINES Reasonable Prices CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere appreciation to friends and neigh bors for their kindness and symp atliy extended during our recent bereavement, also for the beautiful 17 S. Riverside Medford $ floral offerings. ’ ********************************************************************’ —The Flippin Family THE SPOT GATES USED CARS * * LOOK AT THESE VALUES ********************************** .********************************* For Sale - r ' 2 FINE ASSORTMENT CANNING SUPPLIES Jars — Rings — Tops, etc FRESH BERRIES AND APRICOTS DRAKE’S room 1929 — FORD TUDOR ................................................ $55.00 house, garage, largeJ 1930 — CHEVROLET C O U PE.................................. 1929 — FORD A C O U PE ............................................ garden space, good well, S3(Mi. Terms 31) acre farm, 2fi acres under cultivation, 14 acres under ir irrigalian, two houses, barn ahd other buildings. «2'itMK Terms. 1930 — BUICK C O U P E ............................................. $95.00 1929 — CHEVROLET TUDOR $55.00 1928 — FORD FORDOR ...................................... $55.00 4 room house, fireplace, screen porch. No reasonable offer re fused. 1929 — GRAHAM SEDAN ...................................!.. $95.00 LOT 6th AND BARTLETT JOHN A. CHISHOLM ' i GENERAL LINE OF GROCERIES, DRYGOODS AND HARDWARE $95.00 $45.00 LICENSED BROKER I lauranee Notary PubMc Post Office Bldg.. Gold Hill MEDFORD, OREGON ■rtr • * GOLD HILL MARKET Groceries Meat Feed Paint Hardware Sporting Goods E. R. COSS. Prop. GROCERIES Paint SATURDAY & MONDAY PAINT SPECIAL 15 PER CENT OFF REGULAR PRICE HUSKIES, STALEY’S CRYSTAL WHITE SYRUP 5 POUND C A N ..................................... 35c 2 package* ........................... 19c A COMPLETE STOCK GRAPENUT FLAKES, 2 package*......... 19c COCOA, Fisher’s Feeds NOW ON HAND 2 lb. can ..................................... 15c POST BRAN FLAKES, 2 package*.............19c COFFEE, Gold Hill Special, 2 lbs............... 35c ROLLED OATS, 9 lb. sack ....................... 35c •» U MILK, Oregon, 4 cans ...'.............................. 25c SEE US FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS BORENE SOAP, SUNSHINE FIG BARS, 2 l b s ................... 25c Large package ...........21ic BE SURE AND GET YOUR FISHER POULTRY BOOK AND FEEDING JAM JELL, GOLDEN SWEET CORN, 3 can*.............25c 2 bottle* ............................... 25c Sporting Goods MEAT FLIES, 3 for ................. 25c SCHEDULE WHEAT, SA C K .........$1.45 ROLLED BARLEY 10 PER CENT OFF ON 17c ALL OTHER FISHING TACKLE 17c i ‘ SHORTENING, OLEOGEM, 4 LBS SACK .......... ............ $1.05 2 LBS. 4 WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF FISHING TACKLE AND AMUNITION MILD CHEESE, 22c S L B S ............. WE HAVE A SPECIAL »< BACON JOWELS, LB............................ 15c DEVILED HAM, C A N .............. PRICE on AMMUNITION
