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M cents; geatleneu, SO oenta.
bare a «octal in the I. O. O. P.
Supper ■erred, everybody- wel-
ball.
come.
Monday, April 11.— Ladles A r t
Saturday, AgeU 9.— College Wom­
dub meets at the home of ifrx.
en’« Club meet« at home o f Mrs.
Sam WcNhlr on Scenic Drive.
P. O.
Crawford.. Siskiyou Monday, April 11. — Epworth
Heights, Medford, Ore.
,
League Dramatic club of the M.
B. church meets.
Saturday, April 9.— Daughters of
CALERDAB.OF EVENTS
the Nile will meet In Grant« Tuesday, April 1©—Upper Valier
Pa««. Luncheoij at IS:SO. phone * Community club will have an
Saturday, April » —Yeoman dance
*4>7-R.
all-day meeting. Miss York,
in I. O. O. P. hall. Robertson’s
home demonstration
agent,
orchestra. Admission, ladles Monday, April 11— W. R. C. will
will give instruction in sewing.
Covered-dish luncheon at noon.
All members urged to be pres­
ent.
Tuesday, A pril 1»— P. E. O. meets
at the home of Mrs. Sam Mc­
Nair on Scenic Drive.
Tuesday,
April Ilk— W. C. T.-.U.
WILL BE
meets at the home of Mrs. H. G.
Wolcott, 248 Third street.
Tuesday, April 12.— Junior High
P. T. A. meets in the “ Junior
high school. Reading by Mrs.
' Poley,'Piano solo by June Ait­
kin and the glee club will sing.
Wednesday, April 18.— Washing­
ton P. T. A. meets In the Wash­
ington school, v
W ednesday, A p r il 13. — Wednes­
day club of the Presbyterian
church will hold an all-day ses­
OUR SALE SO PAR HAS BEEN SO MUCH MORE
sion in the church parlors. Cov­
SUCCESSFUL THAN WE DARED TO HOPE FOR
ered dish luncheon at 1 p. m.
THAT WE HAVE DECIDED TO MAKE SOME
Thursday, April 14.— Elks Ladies
ADDITIONAL EXTRA SPECIALS POR TOMOR­
card club club room Elks Bldg.
ROW AND MAKE IT THE BIGGEST DAT IN
Hostesses Mrs. P. G. Sweden-
burg and Mrs. E. Pell.
OUR H I S T O R Y
DON'T PAIL TO COME
Wed. April 20. — Elks* .Ladles
WHETHER YOU BUY OR NOT, POR HERE'S
dance
in the Elks Temple.’
WHERE THE PUN WILL BE SATURDAY.
8 8 8
MY GARDEN
OUR SURPRISE
Swifts Premium
My garden Is so sweet a place.
When blur of evening falls.
EXTRA SPECIAL
The flowers pose with wistful
grace,
,
An eager night-bird calls.
delightful Bridge party, which
was given by Miss Mildred Crain,
with whom she is visiting, Wed-
na s day evening, April ni nth nt the
P. B. Merrill home on the Bou­
levard.
Three tables were In play; Miss
Gertie Haan won the first prise
juuLMlsa Marlon Ady was award­
ed the'consolation. At a late hour
the hostess served delicious re­
freshments, which were most at­
tractively arranged.
Those who enjoyed this happy
affair were /h e Misses Elisabeth
Hlleman, Viola McDowell, Grace
Hawkyard, Elmira Smith, Mar-
tom Calmenaon, Gertie Haan,' Ed­
na Goheen, Helen Preach, Adrien­
ne Hazard, Irene Berg, Mr«. B. C.
-Eoraythe, the-hosored gnest Mre.
R. T. Forsling and the hostess
Miss Mildred Crain.
WHowshlp Supper •-
The regular quarterly fellow­
ship supper of the Pirst Baptist
church was held at the church on
Wednesday evening at 6:30. The
tables were arranged In the shape
of a Grecian cross and were beau­
tifully decorated with yellow Jon­
quils and yellow crepe paper. Yel­
low candles were also used in an
attracQve way. Those participat­
ing were seated In family groups
at the table.
Each person was
provided with a yellow paper
thinking cap and during the din­
ner each family was asked to give
one stunt and these proved to be
both ndvei and entertaining. Later
In the evening Mr. W, P. Walter
gave a very interesting talk on the
Y. M. C. A. work in Ashland. Over
eighty were in attendance. Pol­
iowing the dinner the members as­
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H E R B ER T S
GROCERY
Wherever the
E*. Main
Phone 59
19c Per Dozen
Nice Bright Bananas, 3 Pounds f o r ___
Asparagus—Presh and tender* 2 Pounds for
Pancy Bhubart>—Per Pound ............ ........
Fresh. Spinach—Home Grown, 3 Pounds for
). $1.48 FoixThie One Day On
\
"Those ‘Pine Klamath
NETTED GEM
POTATOES
5c Per Can
Sunbrite Cleaner
One More Day—Dalles Diamond Flour . . . J .. ; $1.79
Trade at the Busiest Place in Town Saturday
THATS
HARDY BROTHERS
My garden la so sweet by day,
And night comes over-soon.
Oh let there be a milky way
»And let there be a moon.
. BLANCHE LOGAN O’NEAL
---- Ashland, Oregon:
Mrs. E. T. Forsling, of Port­
land,
was -- the guest
of ' honor
at a
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SUNDAY DINNER
'Easter Greeting Cards.
WE GUARANTEE OUR MEATS TO BE FRESH
AND JUICY AND TENDER, T’
Easter Stationery
Easter Box Candies,
50c to $3.00
See Our Windows For
Gift Suggestions.
McNair Bros.
Phone 107
IN HEAVY SYRUP
LIBBYS, Yellow. Clings— No. 2 1-2 Cans, 23c; 8 C— «, 73«.
L IB Itt S Sliced Clings— No.* 2 Cans, 2Oc; 3 Cans ............ 80c
DEL MONTE Sliced < lings— Buffet Cans, 10c; 3 Cans, 20c
TOILET PAPER— Soft Sanitary Crepe— P a li 7 ounce Rolli
4 Rolls ..........I..’...,............................
.
,
MILK, IJhhya— Tail Cans, d for
Seed Potatoes
4c Lb.
OPPXR OP
Q uaker
oats
The Breakfast that “Stands By” You
VIVANI
Only The Best
Pull sise, $12.00 assort­
ment at ..................$1.97
pounds
SHORTENING. Best— In bulk
Made in The
Northwest
Onion Sets, 10c Lb.
Borden’s Evaporated M ilk * assures
sweet m ilk, p itre milk» cyitomy milk— at
hour o r season. A n d everybody likes
taste o f Borden’s. /’T r y it— but insist
Borden's!
Bananas, 2 Lbs., 25c
TOMATOES, Del Mont« Solid Pack-
8 Cana ;....... ........................ „...............
you
any
the
on
SNOWDRIFT— 4 Pound Can
2 Lbs. 25c
RKANH, Van Camp»— Ready-to-serve economical food— Medium
Size Can»— ( I S os. N et) 3 fop ................................................. ¿Be
Rhubarb
3 Lbs. 25c
H atu Peas
No. 2 Cans, 2 Cans 27c
M acaroni, 3 Pounds
Umeco
True Blu Crackers
Best Butter Substitute
Salted or Plain
3 Pounds, 73c
3 Lb. Box, 39c
A lber’s Arctic Snow Flour (H ardw heat)
49 Pound Sack
. . . . .
N T FORGET OUR BIG HAM SALE!
• Pay Cash and Pay Less At The
PLAZA GROCERY
81 North Main S i
Fancy1 Columbia River Chinook
Asparagus
W E DELIVER
Fresh Dates
P er Pound, 10c
SALMON, Maple Leaf
Pound Can ..... .........?...
WESSON OTT,— Quart Can
S PREMIUM HAMS (HALF OR WHOLE) PER LB., 35c
S PREMIUM BACON - PER POUND ................7 7 . '55c
Lithia Springs
Pharmacy
LARO— In hulk— 3
CORN. Red Dragon— G imm I Eastern Standard— 3 cans
20 BARS P A G SOAP
1 PKG. OHIPSO (LABOR SIZE)
INTRODUCTORY
SOAP. Crystal W hite— 10 bars
COCOA. Blookers— F inest Imported Dutch— 1-2 lb. Tin,
Pound Tin
......................................
M axw ell House Coffee, Per Pound
Avoid Draggy
Money Savers, Saturday and Monday,
April 9th and 11th, Incl.
SPECIAL SALE ON CANNED PEACHES
AT EASTER TIME, a nice
courtesy is the presentation of
a little gift of beauty and
charm — not necessarily ex­
pensive ;— but * expressing a
kindly thought for "the season.
No matter what yoftr tastes
may be, you will find It easy
Jo please them here — in the
UNUSUAL GIFT STORE.
Easter Novelties for the
C hildren.......... 5c to 50c
II“
P E P — K elloggs— 3 Pkges.
GOOD GIFTS
Worthy of Easter
CHOICE MEATS FOR YOUR
PHONE US YOUR ORDER FOR YOUR SUNDAY
MEAT. WE ARE SURE YOU WILL BECOME A
STEADY PATRON.
.
n " 1'- V »
SOIT*— Campbells— Any Kind— 3
W L e n d ie recipe Mys “millC’ it puts up to
you the responsibility o f using the rigkf milk.
I t can make or spoil the dishT^When you put
all the other ingredients and so much w ork
into your cooking or baking, you can’t afford
to take a chance on the milk.
Mrs. K. T. F orsling Honor
*"*■
by Its nearness to perfection— not
price. The price is the last consideration but it’s alwavs low
a t 20tli CENTURY STORCH.
"
« s always low
Any flavor—3 packages
Best Cäne
Large Oranges
2 0 C en tu n j Stores
QUALITY
H ardy Brother’s
A soft breeze sways each slender
stalk
Dusk hovers on gTay wings, /
The blossoms nod their heads and
-
talk,
In lovely murmurlags.
sembled foi; the regular prayer
The Ladies of the Brethren
meeting service after which was
church will bold a bazaar at
held the monthly business meeting
Hardy Bros. Store Saturday, APHI
of the church.
16th.
!«< -!•
Thee. M il, Prop.
PR W I DELIVERY SERVICE
FIXM'R— Kerrs Beet P atent, 4 9 lb. Sack
CroWn ------- ------ 82.09; Fishers Blend
2 0 IH CENTURY COFFEE— Selected and Roasted by experta
— Direct from our Roaster to you m eans: Coffee Satisfaction
at a low cost— Pound ..........*
44c; 8 Pounds . .
B I.9 0
20th CENTURY GROCERY