Friday, December 27, 1935
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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INVENTORY SALE SATURDAY & MONDAY
I No. Ji, NI and» rd Pack 1 I
I TOMATOES I 1
1 3 for 28c 1 1
N<>. -i'/,
SPINACH
10c
CHEESI
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1
1 1
Nu- *'/»
APRICOTS
I5e
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1
L9c
KOUUE
VALLEY
q
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WADHAM’S No. 2 SIFTED
SWEET GEM PEAS
15C
Del Monte
14c
COFFEE
IJBBY'N No, Ji,
SAUER KRAUT
10c
1 lb. Tin
24c
16c
ORANGES
K.C
BAKING
POWDER
10 Oz Tin
5c
Jl'K E
2 for lc
49’s FLOUR 49’s
BOQUET -
-
-
BLUEBELL -
-
KITCHEN QUEEN -
KEVY RED ROSE -
WHITE HOUSE
-
KERR S BEST PATENT
FISHER S BLEND -
$1.59
1.79
1.79
1.79
1.98
1.98
2.39
Fire destroyed the home of Carl
Beeson of Talent in a Christmas
morning conflagration which com­
pletely ci stroyed the home
The fire, which was supposeded-
)y due to defective wiring or a bad
flue, started in the attic and, whip­
ped by winds, spread over the en­
tire house before the Talent Fire
Department could function. The
Ashland fire department was call­
ed, but arrived Ux> late The loss
I partly covered by insurance, was
greatly lowered by speedy action
I of neighbors who saved most of
the furniture
Mr. and Mrs. George Shuler en­
tertained a group of friends at a
dancing party Dec. 24 at their
home at Hyde Park Forty guests
enjoyed merrymaking to the mus­
ic of the Morgan orchestra
MaUline Maxwell was very much
surprised Saturday afternoon when
a number of her classmates came
to help her celebrate her seventh
birthday. Games were played, af­
ter which a lunch was served. In­
vited the guests were the pupils of
I the second grade and Shirley Reid
and Buddy Kincaid.
Leon Adams of Santa Barbara,
I California, arrived Monday evening
to spend Christmas with his moth­
er and Mr William Maxwell
Mr. and Mrs Roland Parks, who
are teaching in Malin, Oregon, are
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs R F Parks of Talent and
Mrs W. C. Bevington of Ashland
MsiinW'th
Malin
high school. Uc C<aCh °f the
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Decker were i
hosts at a bounteous Christmas
dinner at their home in Talent on
Christmas day. Besides the family
group were Mrs R A. Miller and
daughter; Mrs. M M Decker of
Ashland; enjoyed the gathering.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Wayne
Coudrey and son Carl, accompan­
ied by Mr. and Mrs. Erwin War­
ner of the Greensprings district,
left Sumiay evening for a week's
visit in Oakland. California, with
friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Warner will visit
at the home of Mr. Warner's
mother, Mrs Lou Forbes, and his
sister, Mrs. Sam Chisholm.
Mr.
and Mrs. Coudrey will spend their
week at Mrs. Coudrey's grand­
mother’s. Mrs. Ida Reynolds.
Many Talent folks attended the
Christmas programs at Ashland
and Medford, as well as the thea­
tre programs and Elks Charity
ball
Mr. and Mrs. William Maxwell
spent Christmas day in Roseberg
visiting relatives and enjoying the
Christmas festivities.
Mr. John Wagemoth of Talent
passed away Sunday morning at
the Sacred Heart Hospital Mr.
Wagonoth has lived the greater
part of his past life around Talent.
He had many friends who regret
his passing Altho blind and afflic­
ted for many years, he was always
cheerful and a good neighbor. He
is survived by his wife Lizzy, one
'laughter, Mrs. Warren Bax, and
two grandchildren who have the
sympathy of their friends and
neighbors.
Mr and Mrs. Fred Hodapp and
two daughters, Mary and Maxine,
spent Christmas day with Mr and
Mrs. Walter Mann of Ashland.
Rev. and Mrs. Lewsadder had
for their guests for the holidays
their son Walter, wife and three
children of Portland.
Mrs Alice O’Bryne, teacher at
Forest Creek, is spending her va­
cation with her sister, Mrs. Thurs­
ton.
Mrs. Ix*uise Cambest had for
Christmas dinner guests, her son.
Tiny of Bonanza, Hugh and fam­
ily of Anderson Creek and Mr.
Frank Cameron and wife of the
Applegate country,
Friends of Wiley Hill will be
pleased to hear that he is rapidly
recovering and It ia to be hoped
he will soon be out again after a
serious illness.
Brad’s Bit O’ Verse
By CLEM BRADSHAW
♦
NEW YEAR
So it’s you, New Year? Well, you’re ’bout on time,
And you’re all dolled up and a-lookin’ prime;
And believe me, boy, you are welcome, too;
There’s a heap left over for you to do.
Better be sheddin’ them cute gauze wings
And roll up your sleeves and tackle things;
For the world ain’t feelin’ a bit too good—
With some o’ the kids in a fightin’ mood.
Nothin’ to say 'gainst your old man;
When a feller does just the best he can,
I claim his record is toler’bly sound,
Though it looked like stallin’ and putterin’ 'round.
Not blamin’ the old Year—not at all;
Wasn’t his doin’s that things must stall;
But seemed like the fellers kept hangin’ back
And keepin’ the world from the forward track.
But the Old has gone and we’ve got the Nsw,
And there’s work piled up; and we’re lookin’ to you
To spare some time from your play and fun
And finish some jobs that were left undone.
Oh, keep good faith with the world. New Year;
Bring peace and hope and good will and cheer;
You’re a husky lad, and you look right stout,
And it’s well you are; for your work’s cut out.
Bring calm to the clamor and stress and strife,
And help us win toward the best in life
And to conquer Hate and to boost for Joy.
It’s a whale of a job; so get busy, boy!
Toilet Paper 10 rolls 25c
I- GIANT CRYSTAL U HITE
SOAP
MALT
1
1 SCPEKSCDS
1 3 lb. tin 63c [ All For 15c
I
BLUE RIBBON
BATTLE CREEK
Lacto-Dextrin
5 lb. Tin $3.98
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A wish to you . . . our customers! May
the Holiday Season bring you a wealth
of joy and good fellowship. May the
New Year bring you Health, Happiness
and Prosperity in full measure.
THIS IS NOT A SATURDAY SPECIAL
BUT OUR PRICE FOR ONE WEEK
Fancy Link Sausage
Pound
25c
Leg of Pork
ML
per pound —
Beef Steak 12* to 20c
Roast
9 to 15c
Stew
6 to 10c
Leg of Lamb
L.,
The California Oregon
Power Company
20c
PURE LARD 3 lbs. 50c
Veal Shldr. Roast 121C
Fresh Sauerkr’t qt. 15c
LUNCH LOAF - Lb. 30c
Hamburger, 2 lbs. 25c
DILL PICKLES 3 for 5c
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT
For owaelves, we also have a wish.
That we may continue to serve you
faithfully and well, making hie easier
by this service and bringing to you
something better than we have bronght
before.
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