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Local Happenings
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Evans of Are-
ka, California and Mr. and Mrs.
Reece Evans and son of Bedding,
California were week end visitors
at the J. A. Clement home and at
the Wesley Robinson home.
.Mr. and Mrs. A. Meunier and fam
ily were Sunday evening dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Blank
enburg and family of Grants Pas».
Lana Kay Blankenburg returned
home with them and visited here
until \\ ednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Winn and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Tygart motored to
Dutchman's peak and made the Ash
land loop trip Sunday.
GAIL’S
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bolx of Phoe
nix are the parents of a baby dau
ghter Ida Marie, horn August 12.
Mrs. Bolx is the former Luuranie
Tompkins.
Mrs. Ellis Matthews and two
children of Klamath Falls came
Tuesday to visit with Mrs. Mat
thews’ mother, Mrs. C. L. Dusen-
berry ami family. They will slay
until after the fair.
GOLD HILL MARKET
Mr. ami Mrs. P. E. Holderness
See and try the ‘Estey’ pianos at
and
Gene and Mr. Claude Scott
Pruitt’s
Music
Store,
Grants
Pass.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kirtley of
went
to Camp McLoughlin at the
Los Angeles, Mrs. Marie Bains and Also used pianos.
Lake
o’
the Woods Sunday after-
daughter Betty of Pasorobles Cal
Vonnie Tepovac spent a couple of
ifornia and Mrs. Grant Powell of weeks with her sister and family. noon Io bring Leona home after a
Murphy were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Don Bosecrans at Hilt, Calif week in camp. While there they
Mrs. Krank Tygart one day last ornia. Mrs. Boxy Tepovac went to were escorted through the camp
mil visited with Mrs. Claude Scott
week.
Hilt Saturday and Vonnie returned who will be there another week.
They met Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Miss Eileen Shorb began work at home with' her Sunday.
the Coffee Pot near Medford last
Dr. and .Mrs. F. B. Prouty of Robinette ami family and Miss Jo-
Friday.
Council Bluff, Iowa, came Saturday anne accompanied them home for a
to visit Mr. and Mrs. Boy Cameron. week's visit at the Holderness
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wright and They were friends of the Jacobs in home.
family left Monday on a vacation Iowa years ago.
John Wilson, a member of the
trip to Diamond Lake. Bend and
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hall of selective service of the United
fishing at Siltcoos Lake.
Sacramento, California and Mr. Stales army, slopped Monday at
Hall’s father, also of California, Grants Pass and came over to visit
were visitors at the Earl Moore his parents. Mr. ami Mrs. O. T.
WATCH REPAIRING
home several times while staying Wilson in Sams Valley for several
LARRY SCHADE
at Central Point at the home of Mr. hours.
and Mrs. Bill Kinney. Mrs. Kinney
S. P. Watch Inspector
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. West, Tommy
Since 1918
is Mrs. Hall’s mother.
ami Marjorie. W. I.. Payne, Rill
21 S. Central—Next to Craterian
Jack Brownell, whose home is ii, iardner and Harold Gardner left
Medford, Oregon
Grants Pass but who is a student at Saturday evening to go to the home
Corvallis, was a visitor a, the of George Knight, uncle of Mrs.
homes of Kelly Clement and .Vest, who lives on Klamath River
Creighton Thompson last week to in Cnlifornia. The parly reported
see ’be boys about their college a hehvy rain on Sunday and heavy
og bver the Siskiyous. They re
activities.
turned to Gold Hill Sunday eve
ning;
— REAL ESTATE —
Our first anniversary. A yeur ago
GRANTS PASS, OREGON
we fell we could give you people ol
-$300
Grants Pass trade area shoes at a
6 room house, garage, large lot. popular price, of better style and
Now Showing —
Terms.
Clark Gable, Rosalind Bussell ,
quality and far better fit than you
91600
were getting. Our greatly increas
“They Met in Bombay”
11 acres under irrigation. 8 acres ing business shows that more and
alfalfa, River frontage. Terms
more people are finding this to be
93500
Preview Saturday 11 P.M.
true and come to Dewey’s first for
11 acres, 4 acres under irrigation, fine fitting shoes.
“MR. DYNAMITE”
all cultivated, 5 loom house, barn
DEW EYS
Lloyd Nolan
and other buildings. Terms.
The Family Shoe Store
610 H St.
Grants Pass, Oregon
Sun, Mon, Tues: Aug 24, 25, 26
JOHN A. CHISHOLM
—Licensed B ro k e r-
“Million Dollar Baby”
CLASSIFIED ADS
Insurance
Notary Public
Priscilla Lane - Jeffrey Lynn
For Rent: Modern furnished
house, Inquire of Mrs. Nellie G.
Coming Soon—
Heed.
CALA CREAM
Wallace Beery in
Believes descomfort of skin irrita
WANTED
tion due to contact with poison ivy
“Barnacle Bill”
We
want
wool,
mohair, hides and
and poison oak
pelts.
Also
scrap
iron
and all kinds
IN THREE OZ. SIZE — 50e
A M c K esson & ROBBINS Product of metal, junk butteries and radia
tors.
Becker’» Drug Store
GRANTS PASS BARGAIN HOUSE
626 S. 6th St.
Grants Pass, Ore.
CALL 321
WATER—at cheaper cost with
the New Jacuzzi Pump, only one
moving part. No money down.
Small monthly payments. Ted Paul-
us, Valley Hardware, 210 So. 6th
St., Grants Pass. All makes of
pumps repaired.
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up
v m i T ídmes
•&Â Ú9MPLÍ1E
CÍ?ANK CASE
CHAÑÓE OF
0 IL
GRANTS PASS, OREGON
Now Showing
Andy Devine, Richard Arlen in
WE DELIVER
j
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
WEEK DAYS
SUNDAYS
,
7:3(1 a. ill. till
8 a .ill.
8:041 p .lll.
till
6 {».til.
sssse—
IT HAS BEEN A PLEASURE TO WORK WITH THE FAIR BOARD AND 1
AM SURE YOU WILL ENJOY EVERY MINUTE OF YOUR TIME If YOU
COME SATURDAY.
BY THE WAY DROP IN AND SEE WHAT
f ÄO cus
RiyvU
Groceries — Meat Market — Hardware — Feed — School Supplies
Hunting and Fishing Supplies
I
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UP TO DATE, MODERN,
COMPLETE CASH STORE WE HAVE IN GOLD HILL.
OUR PRODUCE DEPARTMENT
IS FILLED WITH
SAVINGS
ICE CREAM Sniders Qt.
FRESH LOCAL PRODUCE
25‘
/2£
BATHROOM TISSUE, 6 for
35 0
WATERMELONS,
J'<0
LB.......
250
APPLES
6 pounds
.. Local Gravensteins
LEMONS, Simkist, Dozen
CRACKERS
2 lb. Cascade
CARROTS,
NU BORA,
I
(
Giant
490
OXYDOL, large size
WHITE VINEGAR,
25
TOMATOES, 6 pounds........
1 .< >cal; firm
X30
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I
XO0
3 bunches .......
Quart
Meat Values
J<^0
“Men in the Timberline”
Also The Weaver Brothers and
Elvira in
15 inch green fir
“Friendly Neighbor»”
SLABWOOD
Sun, Mon, Tues; Aug 24, 25, 26
Delivered in Gold Hill for
94.50 heaping 300 cu. ft load
FOR SALE
“Las Vega» Night»”
ROGUE RIVER FUEL YARD
Tommy Dorsay and his Band
Phil Began and Bert Wheeler
This is our first Constance Ben
nett Cosmetic Nights. A complete
15 piece set of cosmetics FREE
to each lady attending the Itivoli
Theatre. One article givell Free I
each week!
PANCAKE FLOUR, No. 10 bag.
450
GROUND BEEF, 100% lb
PINEAPPLE, Dole No. 1 .....
JQ0
SALT, Diamond Crystal, 2 for
150
Phone No. 5 or toll station at
Rogue River
WKU
Assayers
Coy’s Service Station
Seth Coy, Prop.
a
Gold & Silver
Eureka, Utah
BOLONEY,
LB.................
£30
L B ........ £30
Box No. 62
DINETTE VEGETABLES, No 1
3 f°r
ßuy 9t
GÌ tyouH
State!
F L U H E E E E A K E E IE X
OREGON
J90
X50
4 cans
BROWN and BROWN
.^aO I
W O N D E R L A N D 'S
SARDINES
X9'20
COTTAGES
MINCED HAM
50c
J50
BEEF BOIL, Fancy Cuts, Lb.
250
A tte n d the
CHEESE, Ladino, LB.
J90
FELS NAPTHA SOAP, 4 for
J50
MIRACLE AID,
3 for
100
FAIR
This Saturday
CANDY BARS,
3 f o r ....... XO0
F IN E S T
STATE
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STA TE F A IR G R O U N D S
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' Above te a reproduction of the
Treasury Department’s Defense
Savings Poster, showing an exact
Ueation of the original “Minute
»” statue by famed sculptor
Daniel Chester French. Defense
Bonds and Stamps, on sale at your
bank or post office, are a vital part
of America’» defense preparations.
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Remember H e W ill Meet any S h e lf Price In
Southern Oregon