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Friday, January 31, 193« SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 3 BELLVIEW Think Bonus Will I NEWS NOTES Pep Up Business SATURDAY & MONDAY FOOD BARGAINS 1 Bananas 2se Cauliflower Back 10c Toilet Tissue 8C I.1TIIIA Crullers - ■ - - 19c FM'IIREIC'H Small Butter Horns 6 for 13c FLllIKEIl'M Raisin Bran Bread - - 13c Fl.l IIKEK'H Cream Puffs - - LIBBY’S 47c SPUDS Blur Hell G. A. Price CAN FOOD SALE! BANK LOANS - No. 2>/ttln Flour - $1*29 WHITTLE Transfer Co. 6 for 23c Pineapple 7 (J. S. No. 2 Boqurt I I 25c ROLLS CENTENNIAL Money Back Guarantee Sauerkraut inr -AvL - No. 2*/» tin Chili 12c Beans Vegetables 14c Flour - SI.44 pi — rlour Mustard High Tide $1 i v Mixed - - - A Fl»hrr’» 01 CD Potatoes - Jl.W loo U m . U. 8. No This la not just a hard wheat flour, but the money can buy , Green Olives) qc QUEEN — Potatoes JUICE, No. 2 — Fisher’s Yellow 10 Pound Bag Corn Mea | First National Bank — tl€ $2.19 Sauerkraut Salmon ¿JC 50 U m . U. N. N o . 11c Prepared — O O Red Sockeye Brooms Light Bulbs Mude by the Blind (»crierai Electric Baby Food 27c Meatwich Sandwich Spread 29c PASTEURIZED MILK PER GALLON - 30c 9c qc ASHLAND CREAMERY EAST SIDE MARKET ~--- - — - . ...... .......... THIS IS NOT A SATURDAY SPECIAL BUT OUR PRICE FOR ONE WEEK Medford School of Beauty Culture 4191, EAST MAIN Fancy Link Sausage Pound 25c Leg of Pork HOU per pound — PURE LARD 3 lbs. 50c Fresh Sauerkr’t qt. 15c Hamburger, 2 lbs. 25c Lean Cubes, lb. - 12|c Beef Steak 12* to 20c Roast 9 to 15c Stew 6 to 10c Leg of Lamb 20c Veal Shldr. Roast 121C LUNCH LOAF * Lb. 30c DILL PICKLES 3 for 5c WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT YOU HAPPY Are FREE DELIVERY PHONE 188 FUEL! The Bellview Extension unit uackaon county veterans of the | held its regular meeting at the clubhouse Tuesday, January 28 V»'»ruJ ».ar will receive approxi-l Mrs Mabel Mack of Medford was mutely 1713,000 as their share of' ! present to discuss the buymarishlp the bonua, it has been estimated. | Partially Dry of shoe*. At noon a covered dish luncheon was served with Mrs. There are twelve hundred veterans 12-in. Heavy Fir . Homer Moore and Mrs. B. H in the county who are eligible ac-1 Slabwood ! Christlieb acting as hostesses. cording to Lee Garlock, command I During the business meeting in er of the Legion post at Medford. I $1.75 per Tier ' the afternoon, the members de Twenty million dollars is the cided to send a delegate to the estimate for the state of Oregon Home Interest conference to be The amount for the entire nation I held on the Oregon State campus Is more than two billion dollars ' the second week in February. Mrs. and it is predicted that when the [ Albert Arnold, president of the ex distribution is made it will result tension unit, was elected to go. in a material increase in business PHONE 117 'The unit will give a cooked food Payment to the veterans will sale at the Ashland Groceteria, depend upon rank, and upon the I February 8. Mr*. Delia Inlow and length of service, and whether the ' Mr*. Mary Hash will be in charge service was overseas or on this i OLD Fl RMTL RE | of this. The next meeting will be side. The amounts will range' REPAIRED ¡on “Meat Cookery,’’ with Mrs from a few hundred dollars to[ Henry Stenrud and Mr». Hash fifteen hundred and over. and I leading the discussion. REFINISHED A meeting of the boys’ 4-H clubs Sint’. Rule of Lite New Cabinets Built to , was held at the schoolhouse last , A salili ÌM ulte who in; kes hl* re order Friday evening. In the calf divis- . ligion absolutely unti Inflexibly, and ion, Jack Williams was elected in a way little fainlllur to hl* gen Prices Reasonable president and Melvin Poyer, sec- eral Ion. the rule of tiia whole life; | retary. In the pig division, Dale ; and who. with a perfect absence of Williams was elected president and ’ all self-conscioiiaiiess. does this I d , Bob Dunn, secretary. As all the , such a milliner iin to Keize the itn Across Main Street from boys were not present at this . agination and Influence the chante- Madden's Tire Shop ■ meeting, the remainder of the of- I ter of hl* ow ' d and other genera fleers will be elected at the next tiona. I meeting which will be held on February 7. The Pig club will not Reverend and Mrs. J. C. Orr and ’ start until the first of June, when children of Klamath Falls visited ’ I the boy« will purchase pedigreed with Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Talent and i stock. Jack Williams will also take family the first part of this week. I i the Com Project. Richard Joy is Rev. Orr attended a Baptist ' i the leader of these clubs. church convention in Medford on Bank loans provide the The polling place for Bellview Tuesday. credit that keeps business for the special election Friday Mr. and Mrs. John Messanuer . will be the Bellview clubhouse. and William Eayrs attended a active. The election board is composed of banquet at the Lutheran church in This bank has special Fred Homes, Floyd Carter, Her Medford Sunday. ized in serving the enter Bernie Helms is confined to his man Helm, Cora True and Alice 1 Gowland. home with the measles. prises of this vicinity and Mr. R. E. Bell made a business has acquired an intimate The regular meeting of the Up trip to Klamath Falls Sunday. He per Valley Community club will be held the second Wednesday in returned to his home Tuesday eve knowledge of the require ning. ments and problems of ! February. Mrs. Daniel Farmer and Miss local people. A committee of the Bellview P - T.A. composed of Mrs. Herman Adeline Hamilton are preparing If bank credit has a place Helm. Mrs. Dott Lon gat re th. Mrs the hot lunches for the school chil Charles Anderson, Mrs. Edwin dren this week. in your business now, or Bert W’ade, who has been quite Dunn and Mrs. Oscar Martin met will have as conditions im at the schoolhouse Thursday af ill, was able to return to school prove, you are cordially in Wednesday. ternoon to complete plans for a Mr. and Mrs. James Sewell and vited to discuss the pos dinner to be served to the Normal Mrs. Glen Burke of Ashland were Faculty Saturday night. sible relations of this bank Mrs Cora True was hostess to callers at the Oscar Martin home to your business. a birthday dinner Wednesday, Sunday afternoon. honoring Mrs. Catherine Neil and , Mrs. R. E. Bell, who has been Mrs. Esther Fisher of Montague. | a patient at the Community hos Calif. At noon a turkey dinner was pital for the past two weeks, is served at the beautifully appoint- feeling considerably better and * eu table. After the lovely dinner, will be able to return to her home OF ASHLAND I the afternoon was pleasantly soon. Member of the Federal Deposit Mr. B. H Christlieb is suffering I spent in visiting. Mrs. Neil and Insurance Corporation i Mrs Fisher were the recipients of from a severe case of poison oak. Mrs. R. E. Newbry is ill at her • many beautiful gifts. Those who enjoyed Mrs True’s hospitality home with the flu. Tommy New were the honored guests. Mrs. Neil bry is also ill with the measles. and Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Bertha Wal lis. Mrs Margaret Meservey, Mrs Ida Tucker and Mrs. Belle Jack- What Ashland Makes, Makes Ashland son. Mrs. Miller. Ada Lou and Eve lyn Miller and Merwin Arnett of Klamath Falls visited Thursday of last week at the R. E. Bell home. Mrs. Miller remained here until Wednesday when she returned to CASH and CARRY her home in Klamath Falls. Miss Eva Stinchfield has started back to Normal after an absence due to illness. Miss Stinchfield PHONE 24 makes her home with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Conley. Miss Mildred Shipman and Miss Lola Talbot visited with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Talbot over the week end. Both girls are teachers in Sprague River. if Janet Talent, Barbara Moore, and Bobby Wallis are confined to their homes with the mumps. I After Meals Or Do Gas on Stomach PHONE 84 Permanent Wave ... $1.00 Finger Wave ................... ...... 25c Comb Wave ..... 25c Shampoo................................. ,25c Haircut _________________ JMo Marcel........... .......................... 25c Manicure ..... ...... Eyebrow Arch Scalp Treatment Hot Oil................ Facalls ................. 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