SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Friday, January 8, 1937
Page 3
About People You Know! Ì
• Mr and Mm Ben Gibson left
for their home in Pendleton Tues
day, having spent a week in Ash
land visiting with friends Mr
Gibson left here last July to take
charge of the Eastern Oregon unit
of California Western States Life
Insurance company
• University of Oregon students
to return early this week follow
ing a mid-year vacation with par
ents and friends are France* Mc
Coy,
Wade Hanson, Clarence
Woods, Alice Coggins and George
Francis Smith.
• For a square deal go to Pei)
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White House
ina giass ¡ar
Prune Donuts
Walnut Bars
Dozen 13c
ORANGES, Sunkist, dozen
10c
LETTUCE, Good Firm Heads, each
5c
ONIONS, 10 pounds for
15c
BANANAS, 3 pounds for
25c
SQUASH, per pound
1C
BUNCH VEGETABLES, 3 bunches for
FLOUR
IOC
$1.79
PARO DOG FOOD, 3 tins
SUNBRITE CLEANSER, 3 for
13C
PAR WASHING POWDER
23c
SUGAR, C&H, 25 pounds
BREAD, Unsliced
$1.49
9c Sliced
10c
LIGHT GLOBES, General Electric, 3 for
25C
SALAD OIL, Bulk (Bring Container) Quart - 29c
KRAFT
A
Miracle Whip
Quart 33c
PINK
KRAFT
SALMON
Each 11c
t/x-Pound Cheese
4
16C
j
« CAKE FLOUR 23c
East Side & Plaza Meat Markets
PLAZA MARKET
EAST SIDE
PHONE 188
FREE DELIVERY
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PHONE 56
THIS IS NOT A SATURDAY SPECIAL
BUT OUR PRICE FOR ONE WEEK
TALENT ITEMS
• Bill Boyd made a business trip
to Tule I-ake. Calif., .last week
O Mr. and Mrs. Llyn Mills vis
I lted friends and relatives in Med
ford Thursday Mr. Mills, high
school athletic coach, returned
Wednesday from Portland where
he attended the Oregon State
Teachers association convention.
O Mrs. Alice O'Byme returned
to her school near Red Bluff.
Calif., after spending the holidays
with Mr. and Mrs. George Thurs
ton.
O Friends of Mrs Walt Lovell
will be pleased to learn that she
is Improving.
• Victor Milbum and F L. Nut
ter of Ashland were callers in
Talent Wednesday.
• Frank Butler of Klamath Falls
spent Christmas vacation with
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Works. Mrs.
Works is Mr. Butler’s niece.
• Buford Childers is spending a
few weeks visiting with his par
ents and friends. Buford is with
the CCC at Ontario, Ore
• Mr and Mrs. Lyle Tame moved
from the Burnett house into the
Talent Auto Camp.
• Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Jones spent
a month at Nampa, Idaho, with
their daughter, Mrs. Art East
man, and family. They returned
home last week and spent New
Year’s day with their daughter
Mrs. Clarence Williams, and hus
band near Phoenix.
• Mr and Mrs Fred Hodapp
were gu<-sts at the home of Mr
and Mr* Everett Bostwick, Sun
day
• Mrs Emma Moore has been
visiting in Watsonville and San
Francisco with relatives Her sis
ter, Mrs W. R. Eisenstein, of
Chicago, accompanied her home.
• Mr. and Mrs Wayne Holdridge
and two children of Hood River
(2tfc) visited with home folks, relatives
• Miss Maxine Emery has re and friends during the holidays.
turned to her home in Merrill, • Mr and Mrs. R F. Parka were
having spent the holirlays with dinner guests at the home of
parents and friends,
Mr and Mrs Fred Hodapp on
• Miss Velma Brower in confined New Year's day.
to her home this week with the • Mrs Com best entertained with
flu
a birthday dinner, her son Hugh
• Departing Sunday evening for and wife on Monday, It being
South Umpqua Falls was Arthur Hugh's birthday.
Icenhower, who has been visiting • Talent I>elphian club will have
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. a covered dish dinner at the home
George B. Icenhower for the past of Mrs Hicks next Saturday
two weeks
• There is a series of evangel
• Llthlans in Medford recently istic meetings being held this
were Mr and Mrs C. W. Roberts, week at the Methodist church,
who transacted business there conducted by Reverend Duff and
i Tuesday.
wife.
• Dr E O. Everett. M. D, phy • Mr and Mrs Roland Parks
sician and surgeon, Hersey build spent the holidays with their par
ing, office phone 18-J, residence ents at Ashland and Talent. While
I- I.
(2tfc) here Roland took a fishing trip
• Mr and Mrs John Bonar of on Graves creek and caught the
Medford were calling on friends limit They returned to their home
here Saturday.
at Malin Sunday.
• Medford visitors here Sunday • Mrs Lilly Burnett of Bly, Ore.,,
included Mr. and Mrs. Dean Fal-1 visited friends and relatives here
well and baby Barbara, who called over the holidays.
at the home of Mrs. Farwell's par • Ed Maxon and Charles Long
ents, Mr and Mrs A E. Tonner. Jr., of Leland were home over
• Mr and Mrs W. C. Brown the week-end.
were Hilt visitors Sunday, calling • Mrs George Thurston gave a
at the home of their son and farewell party Saturday night for
daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs. her husband who returned to his
Kenneth Brown.
work in northeastern California
• The family will enjoy “eating on Monday morning.
out" at the Palace cafe
(2c) • Floyd Young, who accompan
I • Visitors from Medford here ied the body of his father, Charles
Sunday Included Mrs Stella Mer Young ,to Long Island, Kan , re
rick and son and daughter-in-law, turned home last week.
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Mr. and Mrs Emerson Merrick • Mr and Mrs Ross Flately of
due to cold soothed by one suai-
and daughter Phyllis, who called Nevada City, Calif,, were here as
tow of pure, effective Thoxine.
at the home of Mr and Mrs J Christmas guests of Mrs Flately’s
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G. Anderson.
parents, Mr and Mrs. Elmer Nis-
• Other recent visitors from Med wanger.
ford were Mr and Mrs. John • C. H Casey of Anderson creek
Redden who called at the home spent New Year’s day with Mr
of Mrs Redden's parents, Mr. and and Mrs. George Schuler and
East Side Pharmacy
Mrs H. C. Wolcott.
family.
• Florence Bellinger, former local
girl, who has been visiting at the
j home of Mr. and Mrs Guy Ap-
' piewhite, plans to return to her
home in San Francisco Sunday.
• John Davidson of Medford is
at present employed at the Shell
station in the absence of Clyde
Neills who has been confined to
his home with illness.
• George Ross of Tacoma, Wash.,
visited at the home of his mother,
Mrs. Marcia Ross, last week-end.
J Pitea Sat
returning north Tuesday morn
Complete Cold Treatment
ing
• George Scribner of Klamath
Campho-Lyptus
Falls arrived Wednesday to at
tend funeral services of Mrs. Mary
Now Drop« Couth
Jane
McCallister,
his
grand
Syrup and Oirt-nent.
mother.
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• Charles Tonner left Monday for
Portland, planning to be gone sev
5-Grain
FEENAMINT
eral days.
• Claycomb Motor company re
Laxative
ASPIRIN
ports the sale of a new 1937 V-8
Gum
to L. Nledermeyer of route 2.
TABLETS
Medford.
too
• Tons of barbwire and fencing
»Sc
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in Batti» <3O
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at Peil comer.
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ELECTRIC DOUBLE
• Corrlnc Robinson returned early
Sandwich Toaster
this week from a visit to Portland. I
KOLYNOS
HALIBUT
Sfodarn
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While in the northern city Miss
Dtign
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Robinson called on Mr. and Mrs
TOOTH
LIVER OIL
^Bright, gleaming finish panel lop^
Harry Huist. Mr Hurst, a former
PASTE
resident of Ashland, expects to ■
Capsules
return in the spring with his bride
50c
O/a/sen
the former Mrs. Elsie Whitney of •
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50’s Plain
Portland.
• Charlie Logan of Yreka called
Viscolized
here Tuesday, visiting at the home
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Hill’s
of his sister, Mrs. Amos Nlninger.
MILK OF
CASCARA
• Mrs. Bill Hulen, now of Med
NEW MASTERCRAFT
ford. called on friends here Wed
MAGNESIA
QUININE
nesday.
HEATING PAD
• W. M. Briggs left for Portland
¡■Way
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Wednesday and expects to be gone
Switch ....
for several days.
Fitch
• Mama and all the little dish
YEAST
washers will enjoy dining out at
Dandruff
the Palace cafe, and Papa won't
& IRON
Remover
mind either, for Palace rates are
right.
(2c)
Tablets
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• Earl Allen and Kermltt Jerlein
in Bottlern nA
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returned home from Yamsa camp
where they have been employed
PERFECTION
Russian
the past summer.
MENKEN’S
• Mrs. Stanley Robbins was a
Cleansing
Tissues
MINERAL
Shaving
visitor in Ashland Monday eve-
SOO
nlng.
Cream
OIL
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• Mrs. Francis Tame and son
ibatn
for
handlarchiaf«.
loo
Cecil, were guests of Mr, and
50c
F./Í
Mrs Lyle Tame Sunday.
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Pint
• Mr. and Mrs. Glen Witherow
and family spent New Year's day
Siti
YOUR PRESCRIPTION
Perfection
with Mrs. Witherow's parents, Mr.
—It compounded by aa export*
POND’S
and Mrs. W. Jacobs.
COLD
CHUCK’S
TAXI
Just Phone
58
THOXIN
IDalgrcen System. Drug Store
79c
COLD KIT
P»
31c
89e
X. 33®
19c
‘‘M r > '
OQc
.31®
49®
PURE
LARD, 2 pounds - 25c
HAMBURGER, Lb. ISc
LEG OF
PORK, pound - 22 I C
LEAN
CUBES, pound
15c
HIT IT I?
STEAK - 121c to 20c
COLORED HENS AND
FRYERS ON ONE
HOUR’S NOTICE
ROASTS - 10c to 15c
LEG OF LAMB Lb. 20e
VEAL SHOULDER
Si*, .
ROASTS, pound 121c
STEW - 71c to 10c
LUNCH LOAF, Lb. 30c
DILL
PICKLES
3 for 5c
PORK
J
CREAMS
ssc
QQC
SAUSAGE, pound - 15c
TWOSTORES
Headquarter* for
Buying and Selling of Fruit*
and Vegetable*
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We have a good selec
tion of all varieties of
Applies priced from
85c to $1.50. We also
have Potatoes.
WK DELIVER
•need, registered pharmacist,
from fresh, potent drugs «rhea
you bring h to your Walgroea
Agency Drug Store.
And the
charge to always reasonable.
Wattrhry
“PragTm "
"Monarch **
HOT
ALARM
CLOCK
WATER
BOTTLE
98c
1-Qt SIZE
Guaranteed
curate and
pendable
ac
de
49®
Guaranteed One
Yearl
Olaf tan
Norwegian
COD
LIVER
OIL
FULL PINT
M alted
59c
Plain o» Savored
CREAM
33c
4-0«
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