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Friday, December 25, 1936
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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------------------------------------------ TOWNSENDS MEET SUNDAY
TAI EBIT ITFAAO
According to announcement by
• BELLVIEW •
PIIONE YOUIC ORDER FOR FREE DEI J VER Y— CALL 156
SATURDAY AND MONDAY FOOD
Coffee
20c
MONARCH
PEARL
SHORTENING
4 pounds
FLUHRER’S
or
LITHIA
BREAD
Unsliced 9c
Sliced 10c
MATCHES
6-BOX
CARTON
39c 15c
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Corn Flakes
LIMIT OF TWO,
EACH
5c
CELERY, Good Solid, Crisp Stalks
10c
POTATOES, II. S. No. 2’s, 25 pounds
45C
$1.59
FLOUR, Bouquet 49’s ($5.36 per barrel)
25c
BANANAS, 3 pounds for
$1.49
SUGAR, C & H, 25 pounds for
• John Arnold, son of Mr and
Mrs Albert Arnold, underwent a
major operation Saturday evening
• Earl Hamilton arid son Milton
left last week-end for San Fran­
cisco with a load of Christmas
trees
• Mr and Mrs G L. Brock and
son Hobby of Tacoma, Wash., will
spend Christmas with Mr. and
Mrs W O Martin and family and
James H Williams.
• Mr ami Mrs. Pomeroy of Evans
creek will spend Christmas with
Mr and Mrs J. O. Talent and
family. Mrs Pomeroy Is a daugh­
ter of Mr. and Mrs Talent.
• Mrs Charles Anoerson and son
Dale left Saturday for Santa Rosa,
Calif., to spend Christmas with
Mrs Anderson's mother.
• Mrs I. E IJeadmond Is cooking
hot lunches for the school children
this week In place of Mrs. Charles
Anderson.
• Mr and Mrs. Roy Hessenauer,
Mrs Everett Smith and Buster
Owing spent last Tuesday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Hes­
senauer. They were here due to
the death of Mrs. Jim Mayfield,
mother of Mrs Roy Hessenauer.
• The Reverend Young of the
Lutheran church. Medford, held
services at the home of Mr and
Mrs John Hessenauer last Mon­
day evening
• Mr and Mrs. Mark True will
spend Christmas with Mrs. True's
father, H. L. Gregory of Central
Point.
• Gary Christlieb, 111 with pneu­
monia. Is recovering satisfactorily.
• Wednesday evening an inter­
esting program was presented by
the Bellview school. The program
was opened with two selections.
“Star of the East," and "The
Story," sang by a group of girls.
The second number was a play.
“The Bird's Christmas Carol," by
Kate Douglas Wiggins It was pre­
sented In three aqts and four
scenes. The acenes were as fol­
lows: The arrival of the Christ­
mas child, 12 years later in the
Bird home, Ruggles family, home
of the Bird family. Characters
were as follows: Barbara Helm,
Carol; Betty Dunn. Elfrida; Mar-
na Byrd. Mrs. Bird; Bob Dunn.
Mr Bird; Billy Briggs, Jack Bird:
Nancy Briggs. Mrs Ruggles; Fern
Weanus, Sarah Maude; Vernon
McKinnis, Peter; Veeda Williams,
Peoria Ruggles; Patricia Bell. Kit­
ty; Robert Ross. Clement; Wendel
Reynolds. Cornelius: Glenn Wade.
Larry; Norman Christleib, the but-
i ler. After the play nuts and candy
were distributed to the children.
• Mrs. Huxley and Islay Sewell
are staying with Mr. Meservey
this week while his housekeeper.
Mrs. Ward, is spending several
days in Klamath Falls.
• Mr. and Mrs. Albert Peachy
and family will spend Christmas
with Mrs Peachy’s mother, Mrs
Alice Daley of Eagle Point.
• Miss Alberta Thomas is spend­
ing Christmas vacation with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Thomas of Neil creek.
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• John Schuler of Klamath Falls
la »pending the holidays with his
brother, George, and family
• Mrs Alice O'Byme, who is
teaching at Bogus Creek, Calif ,
is spending the holiday at the
home of her sister, Mrs E. L
Thurston
• Talent school closed Wednes-
day evening for a week of vaca-
tion.
• Mi and Mrs. Willard of Idaho
are guests over the holidays of
Mr and Mrs John Sloan.
• The Talendelphlan club met
Saturday evening and elected of­
ficers for the coming year. They
were: president, Grant Boyer; vice
president, Emma McCurtain; sec­
retary, Mane Schuler; educational
leader, Effie C. Thurston Plans
were made for a community
Christmas tree to be at the home
of Mr and Mrs George Schuler
December 26
• Fred Cook made a business trip
to Portland Wednesday and re­
turned home Friday.
d Mrs. Charles Long, who has
been in Portland for the past
month with her daughter, Mrs
Gladys Helbig, who has been ill,
returned last week
• The school Christmas enter­
tainment held at the Methodist
chuich Wednesday evening was
well presented before a large
gathering.
• Mrs. Lucille Skinner and small
daughter of Los Angeles are vis­
iting with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. I. Werly and family.
• George Thurston, of near Red
Bluff. Calif . is spending the holi-
I days at home
• Friends and neighbors will be
| pleased to learn that Mrs. Walt
i Love)’, who was taken ill suddenly
at the Grange party Thursday eve­
ning, is improving. Mrs. Lovell
was Margaret Petri before her
marriage.
$1.09
PAR WASHING POWDER
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CRACKERS, Superior Salted, 2 pounds
ROYAL GELATIN 6 for 25c
East Side & Plaza Meat Markets
EAST SIDE
PLAZA MARKET
PHONE 188
FREE DELIVERY
PHONE 56
THIS IS NOT A SATURDAY SPECIAL
BUT OUR PRICE FOR ONE WEEK
ROASTS - 10c to 15c
LEG OF LAMB Lb. 20e
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VEAL SHOULDER
i
LEAN
CUBES, pound
15c
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STEAK - 12 1 c to 20c
COLORED HENS AND
FRYERS ON ONE
HOUR’S NOTICE
ROASTS, pound 12 *c
STEW - 71c to 10c
LUNCH LOAF, Lb. 30e
DILL
PICKLES
3 for 5c
PORK
J
SAUSAGE, pound - 15e
• Friday, January 1, there will
be a dinner for the Grange and
Upper Valley Community club
members and their families.
CHUCK’S
TAXI
Just Phone
58
THDXINE
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Sore Throat due to cold relieved
nickh Satiafaction, or money back.
5DRE THROAT
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East Side Pharmacy
SERVED 12 NOON TO 9 P. M.
RELISHES:
Celery, pickles, ripe olives.
SOUP:
Chicken, a la princess.
SALAD:
Fruit with whipped cream or seafood with Louie
dressing.
ENTREES:
Roast Oregon turkey, stuffing and cranberry sauce.
Fried Spring Chicken on toast, home style.
Baked Virginia style Ham. candied yams.
Sirloin Dinner Steak, mushroom sauce.
Fried Rock Point Oysters, tartar sauce.
Friccassee of Chicken Breast with green peas.
Roast Prime Ribs of Beef, au jus.
Snowflaked Potatoes
Creamed Cauliflower
Hot Dinner Rolls
ADA LILLIAN SPENCE
Funeral services for Mrs Ada
Lillian Spence of Myrtle Point
were held at 3 p. m. Monday from
the Stock-Litwiller chapel, with
the Rev. James Morgan officiat­
ing. Mrs. Spence, 60. was born in
Wisconsin July 3. 1876, and is
survived by her husband, Archie
Spence, and the following chil­
dren: Mrs. Leeda Bishop. Ashland;
Mrs. Velma Reiten, Ashland; Mrs.
Dalpha Reid, Neva, Nev.; Archie
Spence. Myrtle Point, and Eldon
Spence, also of Myrtle Point. The
deceased also is survived by her
mother, Mrs. H. A. Perking, Oak
Ridge. Interment was at the
Mountain View cemetery.
Deaf Man Hears
Minister First
Time In Years
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John R Pittenger, president of
Ashland Townsend club, Medford
clubs are combining Sunday, De­
cember 27, in the K-P hall there
for a special meeting at 2 p. m.
Principal speaker will be Mr.
Rhodes, Grants Pass. Others also
will give short talks and it is the
desire of Medford clubs, according
to Pittenger, that, all county club
members be present.
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• Leslie Kincaid, who Is attend­
ing Oregon State college, is spend­
ing Christmas vacation with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kin-
caid and sister, Eunice.
PLAZA CONFECTIONERY
AND RESTAURANT
75c Special Christinas Dinner 75c
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SNOWDRIFT, 6-pound Tin
I II Livid
DESSERT:
English Plum Pudding, hot butter sauce.
Home-made Hot Mince. Pumpkin or Apple pie.
Date Pudding with whipped cream.
Shasta Fruit or Almond Toffee ice cream.
Angel Food Cake, a la mode.
Chocolate Dinner Sundae
COFFEE POT OF TEA MILK OR BUTTERMILK
Bring the Family and Enjoy Christmas
Dinner in Comfort
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WINE SPECIALS
SONNIE BOY WINES
After using OURINE. the prep­
aration of a Vienna specialist,
only a short while. Joseph Mere­
dith of Ontario, Canada, reports
that “all the head noises have gone
and I can hear people talking. I
heard the minister read the Scrip­
ture for the first time in two
years." If you are hard of hear­
ing, bothered by head noises, ear­
ache. ringing and buzzing in ears,
sick with the dread of approaching
deafness, get OURINE today.
Easy to use Relief is quick. Costs
only a few cents a day. Money
back if not satisfied. For sale by
McNair Bros., the Rexall store
Finest Vintage—Every Bottle Guaranteed Aged Wine!
PINTS—30c
QUARTS—50c
HALF GALS.—95c GALLONS—$1.65
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EXTRA SPECIAL
CLARET AND ZINFANDEL
98c GALLON!
FIFTHS—35c
HERBERT’S
TWO STORES
EAST SIDE PHARMACY
Headquarters for
Buying and Selling of Emits
and Vegetables
We have a good selec­
tion of all varieties of
Applies priced from
35c to $1.50. We a’so
have Potatoes.
WK DELIVER
A Happy Christmas . . .
The Christmas Gift I bring
To you will make you happy
Through and through.
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GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK
CLOVERLEAF DAIRY
Phone 28-F-2—Or See Driver
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