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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 26, 1942)
yi i , apricots, cher. •», und sour), fruit also, peadbes, pears, I PaUajJk R R IM 1K 8 M AY'day In civilian life, Tampio fiber »E RAFTS! competes with late*, or sponge rub- order are., as bar, a» a cushion filling, since the j r y varieties) finished product employs only one b<.ans (green i ves, and Amert- pur, rub,M.r ,o , wo part. Tampico. corn as their violation may constitute a EMERGENCY TRAFFIC CONTROL violation of these emergency regu REGULATIONS. lations. <(c- Only parra,lei parking will Following conferences with Army be permlttaeed on all primary and ution wide, may --------- kraut, spinach event announce- CANNED FOOD CEILING matoes, tomatc T rafftr and Police officials of Ore secondary state highways outside of gon, Washington, and California, incorporated cities and towns, and Department and |f your blood pressure has been ----- ------ ---------- «he Oregon Slate defens« council is on all urleriul streets within such lurtermaster Gen rtaiiiu along with the prices tacked — . ----------- prescribing the following regula limits. y scrub brush, on ameers* shelves, relax. The tions to govern the operation of all (d) Double and angle parking w ill motor vehicles during uir raids and be permitted on all primary and blackouts, effective immediately: by a police officer, a ir raid warden Air Raid Warning Htgnsla: (■) An Air llald Warning Slgnul ' ¡Have you ever heard of Tam GRANTS PASS, OKEGugb la a fluctuating or warbling sound pico fiber? Well, this fiber is the of varying pitch, lasting two min tmsincss end of the kttrihen scrub ute» and repeated; OH a succession brush. The army plans to employ of blasts of about 5 seconds dura tion, separated by silence of about Tampico filscr. in a large way, us an excellent “filler” for mattresses 3 seconds duration. sleeping bags, and comforters. It (b) When an Air Huld Warning ulso shows proise as a material for Signal la given, drivers of all vehi non-sinkable suits, and in an em cle» in mollon will Immediately SÇHtïn.OrD ergency, Tampico fiber material, be ■ 1 6 L (C T te park them off the main traveled por it i n u n ing very buoyant, might serve as (ion of the highway o r street, turn , CAUSI! , out all lights, lock the ignition, set life rafts. V IS U A L • IS T B 1 M This fiber, shredded, is porous the band brake and proceed to a place of safety. Occupants of the and offers many advantages over •1 verlele, other than the driver, also certain bettaer known fille r materi als for bed-coverings ansi clothing. shall leave the ear and proceed to Of major importance, it is easily a place of safety,. ►vs****** u n n w n v * * * * * “ 1“ **1 and quickly procured from Mexico (c) An all clear signal Is a con where it is available in virtually tinuous sound, of a single pitch, inexhaustible quantities. This sit lasting two minutes. uation contrasts sharply with the (d> When «be all clear is sounded, STJUMWIUF supply of kapok, formerly employ all vehicles may resume their nor P R O C I« ed on a large rcale for cushions and mal progress. sleeping hags, but now difficult to Parking Regulations During Air «,.,-ore dm- to the fact that th< Raida: , . . („) Vehicles shall draw to the All woolen garments cleaned side of the road <>r street and park Garden peas are one oi our , by us are moth proofed at no popular vegetables amt can be very (■ extra cost easily grown in the family garden.; Now suits — new hats — now hosiery, too — french laundry AND On account of damage from weevils I and only hosiery as beautiful as Phoenix PRY CLEANERS and want» weather, peas should hi to carry your Easter greeting. Phoenix plante,I as early in the season as, ■ Pick up and deliver tw ice » hosiery fabrics are the very touch her weather conditions w ill P*” "**- Easter costume wants, and a gift as wel Good norlhern-grown e e e d w ill I come as Spring itself. stand cold, wet weather amt there- fore, can lx- planted in January or February if the soil is «try enough to work. We should always keep in mind a soil test to ascertain You can know your EYES whether the soil is in proper con Lenses only when required dition to work. This is a simple test and is made by clasping u hand D r. H e rb ert W H erm ann ful of soil tightly and liwslng t u MEDEORD ARMORY OPTOMETRIST three or four feet and letting It fall mid strike Ute palm of your hand, Grants Pau if it stay* in a lump, the soil is t<x> LIB H. St. Phone 2b*J wet to work. If it breaks and shat ters. the soil is in good condition. Never try to plant anything when ^»»ssaaa e u aaaaaeaaaaaaaes when the soil is too wet to work. For best results, plant i>cas in w ell- drained soil. In planting peas early YOUR in the season it is advisable»« treat Tickets on sale in MEDEORD At tlie seed with Semesan. Tlx- » ‘r- minatton w ill he better and the Owl Club, 116 East Main, Phone 2300 w ill be compounded with the plants more vigorous. Garden. peas highest quality drugs obtain can be planted in the fall during able and as exactly as your November and early December. This Doctor order* at the depend » H » » « « « *» » » """» "“ " « ** applies only to our coast regions of able— Western Oregon and Washington, For the first early spring planting OWL DRUG STORE ; we should use at the rate of one ! |xiun<l to 100 feet of row and cover GRANTS PASS, ORE. • about one-half inch deep. Peas do better if planted fairly thick. T he later planting of peas should be covered 1 1-2 to 2 1-2 in c h « deep. •n ,i. .iPtwiids upon weather condl- The GOLDEN RULE k ‘ US W R E S T L IN G Monday N ight 8:30- T h r ills ! «Spills! 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