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Friday, January 3, 1936 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER V ASHLAND GROCETERIA Southern Oregon’s Finest Food Store SATURDAY and MONDAY THRIFT ITEMS SALMON Columbio River Pack 3 Large Cans Life Buoy Soap, bar.. 5c 5c JELLO 0 SAUERKRAUT Large can lOe SOUP Van Camp’s Tomato Sc CHOCOLATE Baker’s Premium, lb. cake 19c CATSUP Large bottle - - 15e OATS FRUITS and V EQ ETABLES LETTUCE 10c Fancy Heads, 3 for GRAPEFRUIT 6 for 25c Large Size BANANAS Z5e 4 Lbs. for (I MEAT DEPARTMENT POT ROASTS, lb STEER BEEF % 39c SHORT RIBS, lb 9-lb. sack COFFEE Groceteria Blend lb MACARONI Large celophane bags NOODLES Large celophane bags lie STEER BEEF 2 lbs. for 23c HAMBURGER, FROM STEER BEEF PORK SAUSAGE, lb 19c 25e NOTICE is hereby given that ' Anthony Hardy, of Room 204 The j Hotel Wesnmgton, Fortianu, Ore- > ’ gon, who, on Sept. 22, 1931, made I Homestead entry Serial, No 019558, for E>,*SWU, Lots 3 and 4 Sec. 30. and NE'*NW'4, Sec- ' tlon 31, Township 40 S., Range I 4 E„ Willamette Meridian, has 1 filed notice of intention to make I final three year Proof, to estab lish claim to the land above des cribed before Victor A Tengwaid, U. S. Commissioner, at Medford, Oregon, on the 11th day of Jan uary, 1936. HARDY and WOLTERS (, to the Editor —— * LEGAL NOTICES 25c BEEF CUBES, lb 15c 19c SHORTENING, Swift’s, 4-lb. pkg. 46c BAKERY DEPARTMENT SPAGHETTI Bread Like Mother Made Large celophane bags - 19c Light or Brown ALL - BRAN Sliced 9c - - Kellogg’s, large pkg 19c Not Sliced 8c BAKING POWDER ANGEL FOOD CAKES 37c Calumet, 1-lb. can 19c COOKIES, assorted, doz. - - 10c FLOUR CREAM PUFFS - - - - Sc Groceteria Blend 49-lb. sack - - - $1.98 BOSTON CREAM PIES lOe LETTERS I The New Year's Eve dinner for I the members of the Upper Valley Dear Editor: I Community Club was a decided At a meeting of Townsend Club a success A large crowd enjoyed No. 2 of Ashland a discussion as I the pleasant dinner and the pro to what the Townsend movement I gram which followed. Mrs Vai really is, was held. The following I Inlow announced the following thoughts were contributed. I program: two «elecUons by the It is a movement having it« I harmonica band; two selections by beginning nearly two year« ago la violin trio, coni|MM<e<l of Dale and I Veda Williams and Barbara Helm, having, or providing for. the pen- I accompanied by Mrs. Walter Long- shining of all American citizen* over sixty year» old, iMtrring «ome ■ 1 strvth: two readings by Mrs Wade J Wallis; two vocal solo« by Mrs minor restrictions. Said pension I Taylor Williams; an accordeon so- consisting of monies issued In the I Io by Austin Parsons accompanied form of a loan, the monies to be by Mrs. Wulter Ixoigsli< tii AftM secured by a federal retail sales I! the program the crowd enjoyed tax, of no definite umount but in II dancing until time to welcome the quantity sufficient to secure th« I New Year. Mr«. Louise Pankey. amount required to pay the pcn- I ' Mr«. Helena Edgehill, and Mrs sion of $2400 annually to eaeh I I Oscar Martin composed the kitch- pensioner. Briefly this was the I en committee. Mrs Herman Helm, movement In the beginning Real Mrs Vai Inlow. and Mrs Ben izing from the beginning that I Chriatlieb served on the program ' without doubt there would neces sarily be changes to make the I j committee I movement proficient and success The Community Club la spon ful. Dr Townsend, from whom the soring a dance at the club house movement get* its name, and his I Friday evening. January 3 co-workers, have said that chang I The Bellview Grange wi[l hold es would and should be made to I its regular meeting Tuesday. Jan- make it successful and proficient. 1 uary 7. Bill« in Congress would of necess The Community Club will no-et ity be made. The McGroarty bill L Wednesday afternoon, January s H R. 7154 has been drawn and Mrs. R E. Bell. Mr> C. B I-am- submitted Instead of a retail fed km. and Mrs. W. O Martin will eral tax we have the federal trans | be the hostesses for the afternoon action tax provide«!. Sec interpre tation of the McGroarty Bill, page Mrs Ethel Rice of Santa Cruz. 9. Townsend Booklet No. 2. Con I California is visiting Mr and Mrs sultation of the Townsend plan is J. H. Williams and family. Mrs greatly helped by consultation of I Rice is a niece of Mr. Williams the page icfcrre«! to above Other I Mr and Mrs. Mlles Farmer who changes may be necessary but it reside at Seaside are the parents is all provided for by the flexibil of a baby gir), Betty Lou, boro ity of the plan The flexibility of December 23 Mrs Farmer will be the movement Is the beauty and remembered as Neva Byrd strength of the plan It makes Mrs R E. Bell who has been III possible its success, tends to I with the flu Is somewhat better. mak«> It just and fair. Bobby Wallis who underwent an If it were rigid its very rigidity | operation for tonsils last Friday Is would make it undesirable. It is recovering nicely. tnic thnt eternal vigilance is the Miss Lola Talbot who has been price of liberty. The «[Minsors of | suffering from the flu will be able the movement should ever be on i to return to her school in Sprague guard kxiking to the preservation . River Monday. of and justice made available by Mr. R E Bell fyw received word the success thereof, The discus | of the death of his mother I n sion referred to at the beginning I Shreveport. LouHanna of this article brought out that Mrs Walker of Ashland visited transaction tax was the primary | Mrs J. H. William« Sunday aftcr- Idea. That nothing should be brought Into the movement or any [ noon. | Mrs. B. H Christlieb in «uffer- discussion in Townsend clubs that would hinder the success of the Ing from a severe cold. All Isms an«! party Mr and Mrs C B l^amkin, Mr. movement. and Mrs Grimm and family, and creeds should be forgotten Many, Mr. and Mrs B H Christlcb and very many things good, very good family attended the New Year's or otherwise should be kept in the The Townsend movement dinner at the Presbyterian church. offing Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Moore of will make the««* things possible j Indian Creek. California, visited that would make or would other- Mr. and Mrs J A Talent and wise be impossible. To the writer family Thursday and Friday. Mr it would appear that any person Moore is Educational Advisor in insisting on carrying on a battle in the offing, thus disturbing the the CCC camp at Indian Creek Mr. and Mr« I E Deadmond movement, the enemies of the This last sentence entertained Mr and Mr« Walter movement. longstreth and family at dinner might appear to include a lot of folks who inn«»cently arc not a- Sunday Mrs. J. Rosen made a trip to ware of the harm they are doing. Sacramento last Friday and re- Forgetting all divisions and avoid ing all those disturbances, let us turned home Monday march on to victory. Dr. D. M Brower ------------- •------------- 4—SIH b NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department Of The Interior I U. 8. Ijind Office at Roseburg, Oregon, December 3rd. 1935 TINY LINK Southern Oregon’s Leading Food Merchants BELLVIEW NEWS NOTES I I ! I Claimant names as witnesses. Mr. Louie Miller, of Copco, Cal if.; Mrs Ethol Miller, of Copco. Calif.; Mr. Geo. T. Wright, of Hornbrook, Calif.; Mr. Rodney Frain, of Copco, Calif. NOTICE OF GEORGE SALE OF FINLEY, REAL PROPERTY Register. In Publish the County Court of Jackson Dec. 6-13-20-27, Jan 3. County for State of Oregon. In the Matter of the Estate of John Lyden, Deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to an order dated and entered In above entitled court and matter on June 18, 1935, the undersigned executrix of above entitled estate, at her residence, comer of Oregon and California streets in Jacksonville, Jackson County, Oregon, from and after January 4, 1936, will offer for sale for cash, at Drlvate sale, subject to confirmation of the above en titled court, all estate and interest that above named decedent had at the time of hie death, March 1», 1930, in and to the following de scribed premise«, all situated ar.d The M E. church as usual held its annual covered dish dinner at noon on New Year day. being in the City of Jacksonville in JackMon county, State of Ore gon, to-wit: Bagin at a point on Cali fornia Street in City of Jackaon- ville, Oregon. 3« feet eastwardly from the aouthwe«t comer of Block 1 anti run thence eaat on line of California atreet to south east comer of aald Block 1, thence northward along weat line of Ore gon atreet 65 feet, thence weat- wardly parallel with California atreet 100 feet, thence northward parallel with Oregon atreet 35 feet, thence wcaterly parallel with California atreet to northeast cor ner of lot formerly occupied by Newman Fi«her, thence south-1 wardly along eaat line of Newman I Fisher's lot aforesaid 100 feet to( California atreet and to point of beginning, being same property described In deed recorded in Vol. 54 at page 231 of Deed Record^ for Jackson County, Oregon, anfl which laat described property wiB be sold In one parcel and subje^ to taxea; ■ Also, the following property slV uate in aforesaid county and «tatB will be sold In one tract and sub ject to taxes: commencing at the southwest comer of Block 27 in City of Jacksonville, Oregon, run thence northerly direction on line pf Oregon street 88 feet, thence east parallel with Pine street 157 feet, thence south 88 feet to north line of Pine street, thence west along Pine street 161 feet to place of beginning, being parts of lots 6, 6, 7 and 8 In Block 27 of said city and being the same property de scribed in deed recorded in Vol. 154 at page 112 of Deed Records for aforesaid county and state. Dated, posted and first pub lished December 18, 1935. ANN KETfNEY, Executrix.
