Friday, January 1, 1937
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3CERY
THURSDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY FOOD BARGAINS
COCOA
2
15c
POUND
TIN
BANANAS, 3 pounds for
ORANGES, Sunkist, dozen
LETTUCE, Good Firm Heads, each
PRUNES, 5 pounds for
PARD DOG FOOD, 3 tins
CHEESE, Kraft, per pound -
TOMATOES, Bagley, No. 21 tin
I /"Al J <9
JL 1A J vAJL
25e
lOe
SC
29c
25e
22c
9c
$1.39
BLUE BELL
HARD WHEAT, I9’ n
Royal Club Canned Foods
COFFEE, per pound
25C
STRING BEANS, No. 2 Tin 3 for
39C
YELLOW BANTAM CORN
13c
TIDBIT VACUUM PACK CORN, 3 for
42c
MECO CATSUP, 2 Bottles for
SHRIMP, Wet Pack
15C
WHOLE BEETS
15C
SALMON, Red Sockeye, 3 for
GRAPE FRUIT, No. 2 Tin, 3 for
62C
Pineapple
43c
No. 2»/t LUXUS
FOR...................
55c
East Side & Plaza Meat Markets
EAST SIDE
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• Mr and Mis. Ben Gibson of
Pendleton are visiting their many
friends here over New Years Mr
Gibson formerly was agent In
Ash land for the California West
ern States Life Insurance com • Mr and Mrs Harley Duffield
pany, leaving for Pendleton to and son Ix*an, Mr and Mrs Gor
take over district managership.
don Duffield and Mr. and Mrs
• Mr and Mrs Tom Carter of William Pomeroy were dinner
Bellview are the parents of a guests of Mr and Mrs. Oscar Tal
Thomas ent and family Christmas.
MW
son,
christened
• Mi and Mrs Herman Helm.
I Vance, bora December 18
• Miss Juanita Moon, who re- Barbara and Joanne Helm, and
I r ently underwent an appcndec- Mr and Mrs I. E Deadmond were
I tomy at the Community hospital, guests of Mr and Mrs. Walter
I»ngstreth and family Christmas
' returned to her home Bunday.
• Walter Sether returned to hia
• The Misses Rose and June Aik home in Glendale, Ore., to spend
ens, daughters of Mr and Mrs. H Christmas
S Aikens, returned to San Fran- • Mr. and Mrs I>o Schnaeuniger
; cisco Sunday after a few days of were dinner guests of Mr. and
visiting with parents and friends Mrs John Heasenauer, Christmas.
• Mr and Mrs. H L Claycomb • Mr and Mrs A J Christleib
| and daughter Jean returned Sun and two children, Clyde and Al
day from Portland, where they lene, Mr. and Mrs Cal McCelland
visited at the home of Mr. and and Mrs Classen were dinner
Mrs Gordon Claycomb
guests of Mr. and Mrs. B H
• Special New Year*« day dinner Christleib Friday Mr and Mrs
menu at the Waffle Shop
A. J. Christleib,
~ .......... who make their
• Max Gulley of Klamath Falls home in Folsom. Calif , will re-
was among those to spend Christ- main here until after the New
1 mas day in Ashland with relatives Year
and friends
• R E. Bell, who is working in
• Mr and Mrs Fred Katzer were Klamath Falls, returned to his
among those to spend recent holi home to spend Christmas
days with relatives and friends. • Mr anu Mrs C Austin spent
Mr. Katzer attended high school last week in Vancouver, Wash.,
bare la IMS
visiting their daughter.
• Forrest O'Connell returned • Mr. and Mrs James Metcalf
Monday from a Christmas visit and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walsh were
with his parents in Portland, all dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
set to show his team how to win Talbot, Christmas.
1 from Eureka.
• Mr and Mrs B H Christleib
• Harry May, former local boy and family made a trip to Klam
now teaching in North Bend is ath Falls Monday.
I here for the holiday season and • Mr. and Mrs Ed Grimm and
! will stay over New Years
daughter, OLa May. were Yule din
• Frank Billings of San Francis- ner guests of Mr and Mrs Grant
I co also was among prodigals to Walker of Talent
Ashland, spending the holidays • Mr and Mrs. G. L. Brock and
with his parents. Mr and Mrs son Bobby returned to their home
I Homer Billings
in Tacoma after spending several
• Ray Shipman of Klamath Falls , days with Mr and Mrs W. O.
I was in Ashland recently.
Martin and family and J. H Wll-
• F<*r a specially tempting New liams.
Year's day dinner, dine at the • George Yockel and George
Waffle Shop and make it a real Helms returned Friday evening
i holiday
from Burlingame, Calif., where
• Harry Chipman returned to Al- they sold Christmas trees. While
! turas Friday evening, having vis they were gone —
Bernie Helms
ited with his parents, Mr and stayed with Mr and Mrs. Roy
Mrs W. J. Chipman. for a short Crow.
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• Mr. and Mrs George Purtell
• Among those participating in are spending this week in Glen-
1 the most successful Community dale. Calif.
Chest drive that Portland has had • Fred Panky. Oregon State col-
for many years wax Gordon Clay- j lege, is spending several days with
i comb, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. 1 Carl Moore.
' Claycomb of Ashland. He was In • The Community club announces
: charge of advertising the drive ’ a dinner to be given Friday eve-
I and was among those compli
r aA the
. 2ran^
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mented over a radio program last hall.
All
Community
club and
and
week-end, and also was one of the Grange members and their fam
speakers.
ilies are requested to bring a bas
• Medford visitors in Ashland re- ket lunch Dancing will be enjoyed
I cently included Mr. and Mrs W after the dinner.
R. Sawyers, who called here on • Mr and Mrs. J. McCollum and
Saturday, and Mr. and Mrs. Char family made a business trip to
Medford last Tuesday.
lie Gates, here Sunday.
• Louis Presnail, who recently • Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Dunn and
underwent an appendectomy at family and Mr. and Mrs. Bert
the Community hospital, was Peachy and family spent Christ
mas with Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
taken to his home Tuesday.
• Forrest Hall, electrician, third Peachy of Ashland.
class, of the U. S. S. California, • Twenty-five Bellview Grange
is visiting for a few days with members attended the installation
his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. of officers of the Phoenix and
and Mrs. Leonard Hall. Accom Talent Granges held in Phoenix
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Tuesday evening.
Miles, they planned to leave for • Mrs. Mark True made a busi
the bay district for the week-end. ness trip to Medford Monday.
• Start your stomach off right • Mrs. Lloyd Moore is spending
In 1937 the Waffle Shop is fea this week in Medford visiting with
turing special New Year's menu Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Wolfe and
son Roger.
all day Friday.
• Wednesday evening a group of
young people met to organize 4-H
clubs. J. E Albaugh, county club
agent from Medford, and Richard
C. Joy, local leader, were present.
A farm accounting club was or
ganized. as well as several live
stock clubs.
• Mr. and Mrs Daniel Farmer
To soften snoe polish that nas and daughter of Dorris. Calif.,
rdened pour a little turpentine
o
jver it.
• • •
Turn house plants once a week so
that they may get sun on all aides.
Remove all faded flowers and dried
leaves.
• BELLVIEW •
FREE DELIVERY
PHONE 56
THIS IS NOT A SATURDAY SPECIAL
BUT OUR PRICE FOR ONE WEEK
ROASTS - 10c to 15c
LEG OF LAMB Lb. 20c
VEAL SHOULDER
15c
BEEF
ROASTS, pound 121c
STEW - 71c to 10c
LUNCH LOAF, Lb. 30c
STEAK - 12ic to 20c
DILL
COLORED HENS AND
FRYERS ON ONE
HOUR’S NOTICE
PORK
PICKLES
3 for 5c
SAUSAGE, pound - 15c
Red fish fasten the jacket of this
pale blue woolen suit for beach
wear. The blouse is brilliant red
printed silk. The hat is a blue
straw with a grosgrain bow against
the crown. This is Schiaparelli's
harbinger of spring.
spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs.
Willis Byrd and family. Mrs.
Farmer is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Byrd.
• Mr. and Mrs. Robertson were
Christmas dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. D. Myers.
• John Arnold, who recently un-
| derwent a major operation at the
Community hospital, was moved
to his home Monday.
• The Home Extension unit will
hold its regular meeting Friday,
January 8, at the home of Mrs.
Pagel. The topic for discussion will
be home furnishings, under the di
rection of the local leaders. Mrs.
Walter Longstreth and Mrs. Arch
ie Kincaid.
A covered dish luncheon will be
served at noon. The hostesses for
the afternoon will be Mrs. Louis
Panky and Mrs. Ross Applegate.
• Miss Beth Joy, who is teaching
Silverton, spent Christmas
with
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her parents, Mr and Mrs Albert
C. Joy.
CHUCK’S
TAXI
Just Phone
58
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Relief from cough and sore throat
due to cold start« with first swallow.
Money back guarantee. Only 35/
My Neighbor
Always try tat with a piece ot
bread before putting in croquettes,
When bread browns fat is suffi*
ciently hot to fry croquettes.
PLAZA MARKET
PHONE 188
FOR BEACH WEAR
Windows are likely io Di steamed
at this time of year fhis may be
remedied by wiping with a cloth
slightly moistened with glycerine.
Save a part of a roll of paper after
room has been papered Sea) roll
and write on outsid< location of
room in which it has been used.
When patching is needed paper may
be easily found
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Finest Vintage—Every Bottle Guaranteed Aged Wine!
PINTS—30c
QUARTS—50c
HALF GALS.—95c GALLONS—$1.65
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CLARET AND ZINFANDEL
98c GALLON!
FIFTHS—35c
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TWO STORES
Headquarters for
Buying and Selling of Fruits
and Vegetable«
We have a good selec
tion of all varieties of
Applies priced from
35c to $1.50. We also
have Potatoes.
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