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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 10, 1936)
Friday, January 10, 193Ö SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 2 BELLVIEW NEWS NOTES ASHLAND GROCETERIA A COMPLETE FOOD MARKET HOME OPERATED HOME OWNED 0 SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY and MONDAY Flour Taxes Are Off! NEW LOW PRICES ON ALL BRANDS $1.63 Groceteria Blend Siìiy 49’s Sunbeam PuJJUe Flour ÌZ 49’s - $1.29 LOBI PEAS, 2s - - 9C California Pack. While they last TOMATOES, 2|s - - 9c Bagley’s Ashland. While they last FROM ASHLAND’S FINEST MEAT MARKET COFFEE, Maxwell House - 25c Good to the last drop | BACON, dry sugar cured, lb 29e Any size piece F I I I LARD. 3 lbs. - - 49c Home rendered—our own make t « MATCHES, 6 carton pkgs. 15c Full count *8 COUNTRY STYLE SAUSAGE All Pork. Per lb. 19c CAKE FLOUR, per pkg Swansdown » *■ POST TOASTIES, 3 for - 19c Large packages GROUND ROUND STEAK Steer Beef. Per lb. 18c POT ROAST, lb Cut from steer beef On Monday, January 8. a daugh ter. weighing k pounds, was born to Mr. and Mrs M F Oeroy. Mr. and Mrs Clinton Cobb re turned from their holiday trip Inst Wednesday evening Mr. and Mm Kenneth Brown and «laughter Wilmar!« returned from Glendale, Orc. Hutunlay Mr Godfrey Walker motored to Medford last Wednesday Mr and Mm W A Gran and son Billy returned from Kirby, Ore , where they spent the holi days. lust Wednesday. Miss Enid Gran of Kerby came with them and plans to spend several weeks hem Mr Oliver l-arrimorc, who spent the holidays with relatives in Grants Puns, returned recently Mm George Gotiwln and soli Gerald, who came from Portland just before Christmas, have now moved Into the house recently oc cupied by the Holly family Mr. D E Mercer and Mr Albert Mercer of Rochester, Minn., father ami brothel of Mrs Hamblin, have been visiting at the Hamblin home Mr. und Mm Becker. «laugiilci Edith und Mary Helen, return«' from Los Angeles Sunday Among Medford visitors Sunday were Mr and Mm. Tullis, Mr und Mrs Voll und Dr und Mm I jui - ger Mr und Mrs. Anderson und Mm Riley arc now home from u week’s visit at Scotia The Bellview Cooperative Water association held its annual meet ing Monday evening The officers elected for the coming year are ax I follows Homer Moore, president, R E. Newbry. secretary, anti Charles ' Anderson, treasurer Paul Held. Homer Moore, Herman Helm and Dll. TAV1-OK ON I R. E Newbry were elected direc LEAVE of ARMENI E tors. The association is pleased to announce that it lx in better cir Dr. A Bower Sagcser arrived cumstances than ever before Tuesday morning to take the place of Dr Arthur S Taylor in The Belview P.-T A will hold its th«* teaching staff at Southern regular meeting next Friday. Jan- Oregon Normal school. This is for uary 17 A pic social will be held th«* winter ami spring terms. Dr in connection with the meeting Taylor having a leave of absence Edwin Dunn will be the auction- to direct the state-wide educa err tional program among labor organizations for the WPA A marriage of intercut to Beil- view people took place in Klamath Bert Peachey la also confined to Falla Monday, when Mina Pauline her home with mumps Byrd became the bride of Mr Daniel Farmer Mrs Farmer came Mr. R E Bell marie a business to Bellview several yearn ago with trip to Medf«»r«l Wednesday her parenta, and Mr Farmer han spent hin entile life here Both of Mr J Rosen and son Joe left them attended Bellview nch<n>l Monday on u business trip to Mr and Mm Fiirmr will rvnide in Fresno, Calif, the Charles Burna place and they will fa at home to their friends there Thr beat wishes of the en • M rn W’alter Ixmgstrcth and tire community are extended to, Mm Ilim ti are preparing the hot lunches for the school children this them. week. Mm. Ethel Rice returned to her ' home in Santa Cruz, Calif . Mon- ; Mr and Mrs Homer Moore. . day evening, after visiting with Karl and Barbara Jean returned ' the Martin and Williams families Saturday evening from Loo Ange les and San Diego, where they Mr and Mrs B H Christlleb have been visiting relatives. entertained several of their friends Mrs Mallnda King is visiting at u pleasant party Saturilay eve ning At a late hour dainty re this week with her daughter, Mm freshments were served. Thus«1 Lizzie Barron. who enjoyed the happy evening Mr and Mm. Walter Hash and were Mr. and Mrs Fred Homes. Mr and Mrs Roy Crow, Jimmy daughter Edna were Sunday din Tucker. Morris Zugg. Mr and Mrs ner guests at the Chris Peterson home in Ashland Christlleb and their family Mm. (¡race Cobane and daugh John Arnold, who has been seri ter and Mm. Mae Worley and ously ill with the mumps, returned daughter of Klamath Falls arc to school Monday. visiting with their mother, Mrs. R The Bellview Telephone com L. Jackson, and Mm I-ester De pany will hold its annual meeting Shazer. Friday, January 10. Jimmy Wallis, Hazel Parman, Mrs R Schriederciter has been' Albert Newbry, Bobby Dunn and Dale Anderson are absent from taken to the Sacred Heart hospital sch<M>l because of the mumps Mm in Me<lford. APPLE TURNOVERS, 3 for 10c Plenty of apple FRUITS AND VEGETABLES BRING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS to the F DOUGHNUTS, doz. ■ Our own recipe BANANAS, 3 lbs. for LETTUCE, solid heads, 2 for 9e | ORANGES, 2 doz, for Full of juice CORN, No. 2 cans, 3 for - 35c Select Brand Golden Bantam The Community club met at the clubhouM* Wednesday afternoon During th«* business meeting Mm Alice Gowland gave a report on the turkey dinner given by the club recently. A small sum wax cleared. The «lane«* committee also I- gave n report The club decided not to hold dances at regular in tervals any mon*. It wax voted to have a bonding company take care of the bond for the license to hold I dances. The executive committee. I composed of Mm R E Bell, Mm 1 W O Martin and Mm. Clara Kin caid, are to purchase new silver ware ami new dishes for tlic club After the business meeting, Mrs A C. Joy presented Senator Geo Dunn, who gave tui interesting ex planation of the Issues to Is* voted I on at the special election to be held this month Mrs Nell Dunn ' wax presented in two vocal solos Following th«* program th«* hostess committee, composed of Mrs C I B. l-amkln, Mm Fre«! Homes and i Mm W O. Martin, served dainty refreshments Mrs Alice Pagel tuid Mm Claude Conley preside«! ! at the tea tables HILT 45C 15c BREAD, per loaf - - Cracked Wheat ioc F EAST SIDE PHARMACY Owing to the large number of prescriptions filled dally nt our store, enables us to keep our drugs fresh und of the highest potency avail- able. i !• i LEMON CREAM PIES, ea. 20c SPECIAL SPICE CAKES - 25c SNOWDRIFT, 3-lb. cans - 63c Prices going up I East Side Pharmacy § Phone 51 We are in Attendance 24 Hour« of Every Day to Care for the Needs of Those in Distress I * - e,-..*. .• HARDY and WOLTERS Our Desire is to be Helpful Phnne 82 STOCK & LITWILLER.?^' (We Never Clowe) J
