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The Gold Hill Newi, Gold Hill, Oregon Thursday, October 16, 1941 Mri and Mrs. R. M. Petti« of San Gilbert brother of Mrs. Lent*. Mr*. Dimas, California visited from Lentx went to Portland with him Tuesday until Thursday of last and visited with Mrs. Leona Sultt- Mrs. Boxy Tepovac and Mrs. Ray van and daughters for several days. Chamberlin and families motored week with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mrst Sullivan is a daughter of Mr. Throne and Marvin. Wednesday to Hilt and Mt. Shasta Thursday. Mr. und Mrs. Pettis accompanied and Mr«. Lents. by Mrs. Throne motored to Crater Choose front our large stock of Lake. Mr. Throne was employed popular und classical records. We by Mr. Pettis in Sai> Dimas from also carry record players to use JU S T ARRIVED with your radio. Pruitt's Music 1328 to 1933. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kell are Store, Grants Pass. L ong Sleeve the parents of the baby boy, born Debby Jr. RESOLUTION NO. S3 October 7, at the Sacred Heart hos DRESSES pital in Medford. The baby weigh A RESOLUTION culling a special ed 9 M pounds. Entirely New in the City of Gold Hill, H. B. Ellis has received word election Color Combination. Stunning and fixing a time and place there that his mother in lnglew'ood, Cal two tone dressv dresses. for for the purpose of submitting to ifornia,' suffered a fall and is in a the legal voters of said City of Gold Sixes IS 1 1 20 serious condition. Mr. and Mrs. El Hill for their acceptance or rejec lis, Sr., formerly lived on the high tion the levy for general fund pur poses for the first six months of For your convenience way near Rogue River.' the year 1942 us provided for ill Opet " c n«?<-y Shop A fire destroyed a brooder house Ordinance No. 218. WHEREAS uimjii und ufter the and 350 chicks on the Carney ranch ount cl on Blackwell hill last Wednesday adoption of the budget of the City of Gold Hill for the first six OP S evening. The ranch is operated by months of the year 194*2 the Coun Medford 130 E. > Mr. and Mrs. Davis. The fire was cil of said city did. by Ordinance, prevented from spreading to other levy a tax upon the taxable pro buildings by forestry truck and the perty in tile City of Gold Hill for the firs! six months of the year help of the neighbors. 1942 for general fund purposes in Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Greenleaf, the amount of $1,660.00, und WHEREAS the City of Gold Hill who live on the Old Stage road near Gold Hill, have had as their hus Oo tux base for general fund and it is necessary and visitors Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hutton purposes required that such levs be author of Santa Monica. California.. Mr ized and approved by the legal vot Hutton is on the editorial staff of ers of the (.¡tv of Gold Hill, NOW the Los Angeles Times. They went 1HEREFORE, THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY (IF on to the John Day country and GO1J) HILL RESOLVE AS FOL Colorado before returning to south LOWS: ern California. Section 1. Tlinl a special election Mr. and Mrs. Tom Chisholm ano ic and the same is hereby culled Io 1938 Hudson Terraplane Donald arc living in Medford while >e held between the hours of ¿:0o a.m. uml 8:00 o’clock pan. Mr. Chisholm is working at the »’clock Coupe >n the 3rd day of November. 1941 Mountain King mine. mil that there shull be subniitteo 1940 Chev. Town Sedan Mrs. J. Ray Hayes of Hanford, to the legal voters of said city for California and Mr. und .Mrs. Jack adoption or rejection the tax levs 1930 Ford Coupe Teague of Alturas. California were heretofore made by the Council of the City of Gold Hill for general 1937 Chevrolet Panel visitors Sunday at the home of Mr. fund purposes, including all de and Mrs. P. E. Holderness. partments of municipal government 1938 Cbev. % Ton Pickup Mrs. Hay Chamberlin and girls in the* sum of $1.660.00 as provided 1938 Chev. 1% Ton Truck Marie and Darlene of Marshfield for by Ordinance No. 218. Section 2. For the purpose of E a te n re a r end spent the week visiting her parents said election, the Gity of Gold Hill Mr. and Mrs. Hozy Tepovac and shall constitute one voting pre 1935 Reo 1% Ton Truck family and other friends here. cinct until the City Hall in said city 1940 Ford Vi Ton Pickup Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mapel have is designated as the voting place the following persons are here 1935 Ford Vi Ton Pickup as their guests their daughter and and by appointed as judges and clerks her husband, Mr. iand Mrs. Abe of said election, .respectively, to- 1937 Studebaker Ton Buthcher of Gillette, Wyoming. wit: Pickup They have been enjoying a two- Ida Cook, Judge of Election Laura Dungey. Judge of Election weeks vacation. 1934 Chevrolet Coach Fannie Kies, Clerk o f Election Harold Boen and Clarence Kell 1939 GMC Suburban Wills McLean, Clerk of Election went to Corvallis to attend the Ore Said judges and clerks of said elee- gon State and Stanford game last j lion shall be paid for their services W e’ll Trade week when the Staters defeated as such the sum of $2.50 each. We’ll Sell On Term» Section 3. The ballot title as sub Stanford 10 to (k Just received over fifty classical mitted by the City Attorney and the We’ll Pay Cash For Your form of ballot to be used in said records, also a large assortment of election is as follows, Io wif: Used Car albums of records, suitable for Stub Stub (To be torn off gifts. Pruitt’s Music Store, Grants (To be torn off by first Clerk) by Chairman) Pass. OFFICIAL BALLOT Mr. and Mrs. Forest Moore have For the gone to Seattle, Washington to be CITY OF GOLD h H-U near their son who is an employee County of Jackson, State of Oregon Your .Chevrolet Dealer in the Boeing factory. The Moores, Special City Election, Nov. 3, 1941 j Used Car Lot 714 So. 6th St. formerly of Hermislon, have been New Car Store 411 So. 6th St. visiting Mr. Moore’s son, Earl Mark a cross (X) between the num Grants Pass, Oregon ber and answer voted for Moore and family for several days. Glen Garrett accompanied by “Shall the City of Gold Hill make a , Stanley Strauss left last week end special levy of taxes for the first i for an extended trip to Condan, six months of the year 1942 upon near where 'Mr. Garrett owns a the taxable property in the City of Gold Hill, Oregon, as shown by I wheat ranch. They expected to re the assessment roll for the year turn home this week end.1 1941, for general fund purposes, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lentz had as including all departments of muni- i their guest last week Mr. Laurence cipal government, in the amount of | $1,660.00; as set forth in Ordinance GRANTS PASS, OR«GON No. 218." LOCAL ITEMS $ 5 .9 8 GAIL’S GOLD HILL MARKET Groceries — Meat Market — Hardware — Feed — School Supplies Hunting and Fishing Supplies CALL 321 WE DELIVER OPEN FOR BUSINESS WEEK DAYS SUNDAYS 8 a.m. till 6 p.m. 7.30 a.m. till 8:00 p.m. s - î æ - æ • - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. NATIONAL RETAIL GROCERS WEEK, OCTOBER 20 - 25 Hannum & Kelt X --------------------- GOOD HOD USED CAR Bargains m a il CM C iR 'S Vi Hannum & Kelt rllOcw Now Showing — JACK BENNY IN “CHARLIE’S AUNT” Preview Saturday 11 P.M. JOHN BARRYMORE IN “WORLD PREMIER” Sun., Mon., Tues., Oct. 19, 20, 21 Frank Lloyd’s “This Woman is Mine” FRANCHOT TONE Coming Soon— “HOLD THAT GHOST” Bud Abbott and Lou Costello Riv.wl Coy’s Service Station Seth Coy, Prop. GRANTS PASS, OREGON Now Showing “FLYING BLIND” Richard Arlen and Jean Parker Also GEORGE MONTGOMERY IN Wed. and Thurs., Oct. 22, 23 Gary Cooper, Walter Brennan “THE WESTERNER” Also “REDHEAD” NO Section 4. The Recorder is hereby directed to provide such ballots, poll lists, voting booths and other items necessary for the holding of such election, and said election shall be conducted and returns thereof made to the Recorder as may be provided by Law. Section 5. The Recorder is here by directed to give notice of said election by publication of this reso lution in two issues of the Gold Hill News prior to the date of said election, and by posting copies of this resolution in three public plac es in the City of Gold Hill, Oregon. The first publication of said notice and the posting of said resolution shall be not less than fifteen days prior to the date of said election. Section 6. The publication of this resolution as hereinbefore provid ed shall be deemed a compliance with the provisions of the (.barter for the publication thereof. Passed by the City Council and signed by me in open session in authentication of its passage this 15th day of October, 1941. DONALD FERGUSON, Mayor Attest: NELLIE G. REED, Recorder Approved by me this 15th day of October, 1941. DONALD FERGUSON, Mayor. PURE MILK AND CREAM Sold By J. H. Sutliff of the Gold Hill Deivery Daily deliveries in Gold Hill Sold at the local storca GRANTS PASS BARGAIN HOUSE 626 S. 6th St. Grants Pass, Ore. New Line of BOYER COSMETICS At Popular Prices Becker’s Drug Store Qqf&tte F ro m M aine to C alifornia, fren t the G ulf to the G reat Lakes, a g re a t arm y is o p e ra tin g in the defense o f A m erica. T his arm y is m ade up i f A m erica’s retail g ro c e rs . . . m en w ho occupy a fro n t line in our b attle for n atio n al w elfare. T hey are th e ones, p art of, a vast, efficien t sy ste m , th a t puts the finest foods in the wk rid on y o u r table . . . th e y ’re the ones who are d efending A m e ric a 's h ealth — w ith o u t them , w ith o u t h ealth , no g ig a n t ic national defense program such as is in p r tg r e s s jiow would be possible! Good fo o d builds a s tro n g nation. Y our g rocer, and th e se w ith w hom he cooperates, m ak e good food .available to you, and at prices as reaso n ab le as econom ic conditions p erm it, S alute your gr< c er this w eek (O c to b e r ,20 to 25) by v isitin g him , p a rta k in g of his special G ro cer’s W eek values, by g e ttin g acq u ain ted w ith A m e ric a ’s first line of defense! PANCAKE FLOUR, Sperry, No. 10 Bag .. HOT SAUCE, 4 f o r ............................... PORK & BEANS, No. 21/ 2, Glen V alley saver« FLOUR Kitchen Queen Beef Boil, Lb. 170 Corned Beef, Lb. 200 $1.65 49 Lb. 2 for 9c 4 for 15c ■r .... 1 0 0 Swans Down $1.89 O ur ow n m ake $1.93 Bacon Back, Lb. 49 Lb. Drifted Snow 49 Lb. SUGAR, O regon W h ite S atin , 10 Lb. MILK, O regon or S w ift’s, 3 for ......... SUPER SUDS, — ¡¡Ik. 100 HOMINY, V an C am p’s, Qt. Size .... Candy, Gum, Life- We want wool, mohair, hides and pelts. Also scrap iron and all kinds of metal, junk batteries and radia tors. Sun., Mon., Tues., Oct. 19, 20, 21 I Constance Bennett, Jeffrey Lynn (Monday and Tuesday are Cosmetic Nites I) YES 501 WANTED “The Cowboy and the Blonde” “The Law of the Tropics” 500 fyem, tâefaiS tpwcM ¿1 vhneuctM Large B o x .... ........ FORMAY 3 Lb...................... 63c F ree H andy H elper 620 250 100 BORENE Large Size ......... 23c Giant Size ......... 55c Bacon, Jo weis, Lb. 190 Pork Sausage, Lb. 250 100 P ercent P ure Ring Bologna, Lb. SORGHUM, N ew P ack Local, Can 2 Lb.................................. FEED DEPART MENT VALUES Mill Run, Sk $1.35 430 230 Beef Roast, Lb...... Pork Roast, Lb. TROCO, .. 270 Pork Steak, Lb. .. 2 5 0 2*90 Dude Season and Pheasant Hunting Call For Does Your Roof Need Fixing? $2.25 SUPER X SHELLS Screenings and Molasses ..... $1.35 Milk Flo 20 ..... $2.50 Desert Roll Roofing 108 Square Feet 12 ga.................. $1.35 16 ga.............. . $1.25 12 ga. X -pert,... $1.15 35 Lb.................. $1.39 Hen Scratch 45 Lb. ............... $1.79 ..................................* —............................................. a-.i—¿3 Remember W e IS)ill M eet any S h e lf Price In Southern Oregon
