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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Friday, May 8, 1936 W hite H ouse G rocery SATURDAY & MONDAY FOOD BARGAINS Fluii re r’w Whole Wheat Carmel Crll’rs 19« DOZ. I Date Bread I 14« Each 1 Fluhrer’H Fluhrer’a suKar Cured ¿icon Pecan Drops 23« DOZ. 26c /g 25c 3 Box'* 25c BANANAS STRAWBERRIES GREEN PEAS NEW POTATOES RADISHES Found Pound 2^ Bunch Flour as 49 $1.59 FISHER’S MONARCH KRAFT PANCAKE Mayonnaise Coffee Flour PINT 28« 8/10 Pounds POUND BELLVIEW NEWS NOTES By Mildred Martin Ten Phoenix Grangers were present at the regular meeting of the Bellview Grange Tues'lay night. A Pomona Grange meeting la to be held in Jacksonville Sat urday night, at which candidates for county offices will speak. The home economics committee of the Pomona Grange will sell box lunch es, the proceeds of which will be used for a charitable cause Ed win Dun. Master of the Bellview Grange, will be the auctioneer. Following the business meeting Mrs. Edwin Dunn, Lecturer, pre- sented the following program in observance of Music Week: Two folk dances by Yvonne Christlieb. Betty Dunn, Patricia Bell, Janet Talent, Barbara Helm, and Vida Williams, pupils of Miss Doris Hitchcock; Mrs. Dunn gave an interesting reading on the history of music; A quartet composed of 1 Patricia Bell, Barbara Helm, Janet i Talent, and Vida Williams sang two songs, A vocal duet by Mrs Henry Carter and Miss Esther Carter; a violin solo by Dale Will iams; a reading by Henry Carter. The hospitality committee for the next Grange meeting, which will be held May 20. is as follows: Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Henry , Carter, F. F Carter, and Mr and Mrs. I. E. Deadmond. • The upper valley Community j Club will meet next Wednesday. A covered dish luncheon will be held at one o’clock, with Mrs. Wade Walliss, Mrs W. L. Huxley, and Mrs. Al Sherard acting as hos tesses. Mrs B. H Christlieb and Mrs. Albert Arnold compose the program committee. They have announced that several folk dances will be presented by pupils of Miss Doris Hitchcock. • The 4—H Cooking Club met Thursday night and the 4—H Sew Page 3 ing Club met at the school house • Mr and Mrs Miles Fanner and Wednesday night. 'laughter Betty Lou. have moved • Miss Marie Walker was the ' into the Walter Longstreth place. honored guest at a covered dish • Mr. and Mrs R E Family via- dinner held at the home of M r. i ited with friends in Medford Sun- and Mrs Henry Stenrud Sunday. I 'lay The afternoon was pleasantly spent • Mrs Ralph Hall returned to in visiting Those present included her home in Oakland Sunday after M.. and Mrs A. R. Kincaid and a week's visit with her mother, family, zur and Mrs. Henry Sten Mrs Malinda King rud, Mr. and Mrs Ixuis Pankey, • Mrs. Oscar Martin, who has Miss Walker, Butler Walker, and been ill with neuritis, is better. Mr and Mrs. J. E Gowland • Mr R. E. Bell spent the week • Among those attending the end with his family. Mr. Bell, who circus in Medford Wednesday has been employed in Dorris, Cal were Mr. I^ee Wallis and sons, ifornia, has been transferred to Jimmy and Bobby. Mr. Wade Wall Klamath Falls. is, Mr. an dMrs Oscar Martin, Mr. • Mr and Mrs George Yokel and J. H. Williams. Mildred and Lois Miss Margaret Dahl made a busi Martin, Mr. J. O. Talent, Merle ness trip to Klamath Falls Mon and Janet Talent, Mr and Mrs. day. George Yokel and iamiiy, IfiM • Mrs. Ada Gan dee of Ashland Margaret Dahl, Mrs Walter Long- is spending this week with Mr. streth, Mrs. Herman Helm. Mrs and Mrs. W. L. Huxley. I. E Deadmond and Mrs. Charles • Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Christlieb Anderson and son Dale. were hosts Tuesday evening at an Wednesday evening Mr. William attractive dinner. Those present Ford took over several boys in included Mrs. Clara Steiver and cluding: Jack and Dale Williams; Mrs. Mary Clasen, guests at the Bob Dunn; Kenneth Wenaus and Christlieb home, Cal McClellan and Norman Christlieb. Mr. and Mrs. Christ lib and family. Moore s Mr and Mrs Edwin Dunn, Mrs • Mr. and M tb . Homer Walter Longstreth and daughter made a business trip to Medford Vida, and Helen and Betty Dunn, I Wednesday. attended the recreational meeting • Miss Doris Hitchcock and Mrs of the Grange in Medford Wednes Walter Longstreth attended a meeting of the 4—H Club Leaders day evening. • Marilyn Christlieb who is a Association In Medford Monday Mrs. Longstreth was member of the Ashland High ten night. nis teams, won both her singles elected to act as chaperon to the and doubles matches against delegates at the summer school at I’hoenlx high school teams Tues Corvallis in June. day night. • Mrs. Lee Wallis and Mrs. Claude Conley went to Medford last Thur sday on business. • "Hick Day" was held at the Bellview School Friday. Next Fri day the pupils will go to I/>ne Pine for “Play Day". They will en gage in several sports and a track meet will be held. • Mrs. Charles White, who was ill last week, is greatly improved. • An eight and one-half pound son, Alden Clifford, was born Mon day to Mr and Mrs Richard C. Joy. THE SENSATIONAL NEW Miracle Whip SANDWICH SPREAD 23c PINT 24« 43c CRISCO ’ ““ 57c Toilet Tissue 10 For 25« VICTORY C & H Dog Food EACH 5« SUGAR 25 lbs. 31'39 Honey 5 ““ 43 c PHONE 188 - FREE DELIVERY - 374 E. MAIN THIS IS NOT A SATURDAY SPECIAL RUT OUR PRICE FOR ONE WEEK 2 POUNDS ROASTS,- 9cto 15c STEW, - 6c to 10c HAMDURGER - 25c LEG OF LINK LAMP - - - 20c SAUSAGE, pound 25c VEAL SHLDR. LARD, 2 lbs. - * 25c LEG OF ROAST, - - 12ic PORK, Lb. - 221c LUNCH LEAN CURES, Lb. - 121c BEEF STEAK, lb. 121 c to 20c NIW TIMMRATURI INDICATOR I The most revolutionary forward step in refrigeration. Constant, Visible Proof of safe tempera tures in the food compartment. SIR VICI SHILF ON DOOR I A handy drop-shelf available in an instant, for preparing iced drinks, rearranging refrigerator content«, serving salads or frozen desserts. INTIRIOR LIGHT I Goes on automatically when you open the door. Goes out when the door is closed. Every inch of the cabinet clearly visible. FOOT Fl DAL OFINS DOOR LOAF - - - DILL 30c < PICKLES, -3 for 5c PORK SAUSAGE, pound 15c i By Mrs. Billy Gran Mrs. Joseph Langer entertain ed with a bridge luncheon at 1 p. m. Saturday at the Hilt club hotel. Those present were Mes- dames Waldemar Holmberg, Ted Walland. Engel Hjirtager, Ben Ol- lom, W. A. Bray, Vernal Nebeker, R. G. Nebeker, E. Vail, Frank Ohlund, . E. Tallis. M. J. Bailey. C. Baumgartner. Jack Clark, A. Nelson, Frank Graves. B. Mitchell Gunnar Holmberg, and Misses Le ona Edson, Mary Smith, Thelma Wise, and Marjorie Bray. High prize was won by Mrs. Jack Clark, second high by Mrs. V. Nebeker and low by Miss Mary Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Calkins of Weed spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Calkins parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Anderson. Mrs. Andrew Vieira accompanied her mother and brother from Weed to Gold Hill Saturday to vsit rel atives. Mr. and Mrs Clarence McFar lin of Fort Jones were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clark over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Hess and daughter , Ninamee were in Yreka Saturday Mr. and Mrs Bill Halsey and sons of Yreka were in -Hilt Sat urday. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Vieira and daughters June and Lois were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dave Weis- enback and family near Klamath Falls Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert King spent the week end in Klamath Falls. Mr. Alva Warrens left Sunday night for Durham to spend a few days with his family. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Elliott return ed Monday from their vacation at Olympia, Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Clark of Yreka spent Sunday at the home of their son Jack Clark and his family. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Legg of Yreka attended the ball game at Hilt Sunday. Miss Vera Dutro and Miss Clara Cefcato visited relatives in Mount Shasta over the week end. Don True and Wells, logging contractors, are moving their e- quipment to Coetella for the seas on. East Side Market PURE HILT The famous Len-A-Dor! Time saving pedal which opens the cabinet door at a pressure of your foot. Both hands are free, when you use a Leonard! NO MORI IO TH nt RIMOVING KI CUBIS All trays have flexible rubber grids. This means that colder, larger, dry ice cubes are iostantly accessible— at the refrigerator in stead of at the kitchen sink! The first official league game of the season was played here Sunday with the need Redmen. A good crowd turned out Mr. Holmberg threw the first ball. Several select ions were played by the Hilt Brass Band led by Archie Legg. The Redmen took the game 4 to 0. Two of the Redmen players suffer ed injured ankles and were re placed by other men during the game. Our next game will be with Dunsmuir, May 10. VIGITABLI CRISFIR What a joy to have a place like this to keep vegetables fresh and trisp! Even wilted lettuce or celery placed in the Crisper quickly regains freshness. A Handy Serving Tray Top. BIG, ROOMY, IASY-SLIDING STORAGE DRAWER The Vegetable Drawer. For storing foods that don’t need refrigeration. Potatoes, onions, turnips and such things. Can't stick or fall out either. Holds over a bushel. EXPERT TRUSS FITTING EAST SIDE PHARMACY