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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1935)
Friday, December 6, 193.5 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 3 I W hite H ouse G rocery SATURDAY and MONDAY FOOD BARGAINS FLUHRER’S ! I FLUHRER’S II FLUHRER’S i Date Bread I I Oat Drops I I Potato Donuts 1 13c 1 1 Dozen 19c | 1 Dozen 19c | SPUDS 49c 50 POUNDS U. S. No. 2 WHOLE KERNEL GOLDEN BANTAM r S-W CORN, No 2 - - 17c 49's $1.98 S-W FRUIT COCKTAIL - 17c S-W PEACHES, No. 2| tin 20c »2.39 5 X HILT Mr. and Mrs. Ed Vaii left Satur day evening for Berkeley and Stockton, where they will visit relatives They plan to return to Hilt Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Holly and family years, have moved to Phoenix. The Lewises will be greatly miss ed by the people in the commun ity as they have participated in many activities in the different organizations. Mrs. Clarence Byrd, who rec ently underwent a major opera- tlon at the Community hospital, is reported to be getting along nice ly. She returned to her home Fri- day. Miss Doris Hitchcock was a din- ner guest at the R. E. Bell home recently. Mr and Mrs. A. C. Heinz visited with Mr. and Mrs Ray Burns in Central Point Tuesday. Bobby Bums is suffering from the measles. moved to Medford Saturday. The Parent Study group met Monday afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. Clark Bicker. There were eight ladies present. The time of the next meeting was not decided upon. Mr. W. , Walker, who has been confined to his home with pneumonia since November 16, is now able to sit up for a short time each day and is improving rapidly. Mr. Joe Rossi motored to Weed Tuesday. Some new machinery 1« being installed in the bo.- factory this week while it is closed down for the Thanksgiving holiday. Mr. Joe Williams has a severe cold. Mr. F. Van de Weghe is suffer ing with an attack of flu. Mrs F. Van de Weghe and daughter, and Mrs. Perry Smith and daughter were able to leave the hospital and go home Monday. 0 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson entertained Mr. and Mrs C. Aus tin at Thanksgiving dinner. O í Beth Joy spent Thanksgiving . Day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Joy. Beth is a senior at Oregon State college. " I Mrs. Oscar Martin is employed at the What Not store during the holiday season. COOKIES Fisher Blend, 19'» »2.39 Pillsbury, 49'« CAKES Angel Cakes Mrs. R. E. New- bry, first. Toilet Het. Dark Cakes Mrs Ada Bell, Phoenix, first; 49-lb sack of flour, Mrs. I>ouis Pankey, second; tin roaster. Mrs. Lee Wallace, third; Serving fork. IJght Cakes Mrs. Louis Pan- key, first; 49-lb sack of flour Mrs. Walter Ix>ngstreth, second; »1 00 perfume Mrs Albert Arn old, third; I^amp shade Sponge Cakes Mrs. Lanlni, first. Cake plate. Open Face- Mrs Henry Sten rud, first; Sunday dinner for fam ily. Mrs. Merman Helm, second; Four bars of toilet soap. Miss Guse, third; Cream pitcher. Two Crust Mrs Louis Pankey, first; Shoe repair Mrs Alice Gow iand, second; Sack of calf meal. Mrs Wayne Carter, third; Comer shelves. Flour S-W PINEAPPLE, Ige. tin 21c S-W SHRIMP, wet pack 14c The Bake Day Contest spon sored by the Bellview Grange last Tuesday night was attended by a large crowd. The Grange wishes to take this opportunity to thank the merchants of Ashland who so generously contributed the many prizes offered. Had it not been for the hearty cooperation of the merchants, the contest would not have been such a huge success The prize-winners are as follows; PIES WHITE HOUSE # LONG BRANt II BELLVIEW NEWS NOTES Rolled Mrs. Alice Gowiand, first; 3 pints wine. Miss Guse. second; Picture. Mrs. Heilomier, third; Potholder set. Drop Mrs Ada Bell, Phoenix, first; 1 gallon paint. Mrs Sheldon, second; Door mat. Mrs. Al Sherad. third; Tire repair job. Marilyn Cristlieb is unable to attend school this week because of a severe cold. Eagles BENEFIT DANCE Mrs. Henry Stenrud and Mrs. < Archie Kincaid made a business Mrs. Ross Applegate, first; trip to Medford Wednesday. ! Gloves. Mrs. Chester Applegate, Mrs. Charles Anderson and Mrs. Becond ; Cleaning kit. John Hessanuer are fixing the hot j ROUX Mrs. Clara Kincaid, first; 25 lunches at the schoolhouse this lbs. of flour and 3 lbs. of crackers week. Mrs I. E. Deadmond, second; hair A new line has been added to | cut. Mrs. Lanlni, third; Flashlight. ______ i the system owned by the Bell-1 FLAP JACKS view Telephone company. Bert | Henry Stenrud, first; Repair kit. Mr. Drake, Phoenix, second; Peachey and W. L. Moore have been doing the work. Those sub 1 quart wine. scribers who will be transferred to ( REAM PUFFS the new line, which will be known Lena Herd, first; Dresser set. as the 4h line, are Jake Royston, There were twelve other prizes Herb Moore, Leo Jahmerthal, Her awarded as entry prizes. man Helm and the community The Upper Valley Community club house. club will meet Wednesday. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Gregory, Archie Kincaid and Mrs. Henry Complete stock of all Stenrud will be in charge of the Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sellars and kinds: Wood, Coal and program. Mrs. Herman Helm. two daughters. Lucille and Ailene, all of Central Point, spent the Oil. Prompt delivery. Mrs. Willis Byrd and Mrs. Walter Thanksgiving Day with Mr. and Hash will be the hostesses. Compare Our Prices Mrs. Mark True. The Extension Unit met at the Mr. and Mrs. Mark True made a club house Thursday. Mrs. Feighe and Mrs. Newhouse were hostesses business trip to Medford Tuesday. to a covered dish luncheon served Mrs. R. Scheidereiter, who at noon. Mrs. Charles Brown gave a very interesting demonstration underwent an operation at the PHONE 117 Community hospital Sunday, is re of candy making. ported to be getting along nicely. J A nice crowd attended the dance which the Community club gave last Friday night, ON THE AIR EVERY DAY BIT SUNDAY” Grange will sponsor a dance (The aroma from the coffee) day, December 13. BREADS Coffee SNOW ¡ 26c WHITE HOUSE Packed in a Glass W ide Mouth Jar DRIFT LETTUCE - - - 2 for 5c APPLES, box - - - 90c DATES, Pitted, 2 lbs. - 23c CRANBERRIES, 2 lbs. • 43c PRUNES, Large Italian, lb. 5c PANCAKE 9 8-10 Lb. PILLSBURY 6 lb. tin FLOUR BEST................... $1.09 2«/j Lb. Tin 3 lb. tin 59C Pineapple 3 for 55c Broken Slice«, No. 2,/i HONEY 23C 45c PEETS GRANULATED 2 Ige pkgs. 65c 1 I-arge Package Free EAST SIDE MARKET PHONE 188 ----- FREE DELIVERY THIS IS NOT A SATURDAY SPECIAL BUT OUR PRICE FOR ONE WEEK A r Fancy Link Sausage Pound 25c Leg of Pork OOJp per pound — PURE LARD 3 lbs. 50c Fresh Sauerkr’t qt. 15c Hamburger, 2 lbs. 25c Beef Steak 12* to 20c Roast - — 9 to 15c Stew - - - - 6 to 10c Every Saturday Nite FUEL! WHITTLE Transfer Co. g . f . Wilma and Bill Porter were pleasantly surprised at a party given in honor of their birthday Saturday evening. The evening was spent playing games and at a late hour delightful refreshments were served. Those present were the honored guests. Wilma and Bill Porter, Gladys and Raymond Lininger, Velma and Vera Ath- anas, Mildred and Louise Martin. Glenn Weybright, Louie Pratt, Marjorie, Bob, and Kenneth Bell, Whitey Kannasto, Phylis Wall, Merle Talent, Lucille Hartwell, Nina Hazelwood, Beryl King, Don Lewis and Islay Sewell. COFFEE ROASTER ASHLAND BLEND.................................. pound 25c SPECIAL BLENDS....................pound 15c and 20c CEYLON and INDIA TEAS VIRGINIA PEANUTS • Roasted Daily • Wholesale <S Retail Right on the Corner - 70 N. Main A Individual Need and Requirement CITY AMBULANCE SERVICE Funeral Home Established 1897 Mr W. O. Martin, who has been quite ill with the flu, is now able to be up. STOCK & LITWILLER Phone 32 Miss Eunice Hager, primary teacher of the Bellview school, ac companied by her mother, Mrs. Emma Hager, and her sister, Mrs. Mabel Hansen, spent the week end in San Francisco. DILL PICKLES 3 for 5c Mr. and Mrs. Nance of Ashland were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown, Thanksgiving Day. (We Never Clos«) HONEST VALVES ■ HONEST WEIGHTS TOM CARTER’S • ONE STOP SERVICE • Phone 180 for Service Betty Dunn is confined to her home with the mumps. Wheat, per 100 lbs $1.40 Scratch, per 100 lbs. $1.85 Straw, per ball........ $ .40 A BELLVIEW FEED & SEED Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Lewis and family, who have been living on Walker avenue for the past two FUNERAL HOME -------- Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Huxley of Alberta, Canada, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Will Huxley. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Carter en tertained Mr. and Mrs. Duncan of Ashland at Thanksgiving dinner. M c C onnell That Strong, Rich, Palatable Coffee Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jilson of San Francisco arrived Wednesday eve ning for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Talent and family. Mrs. Jil son is Mrs. Talent’s sister. Leg of Lamb — 20c Veal Shldr. Roast 121C LUNCH LOAF - Lb. 30c WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT 35c 10c On Pacific Highway South of City Limit« Á Open Evenings
