Friday, April 30, 1937
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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O’Harra’s
GROCERY and
Meat Market
61 NORTH MAIN
WE DELIVER FREE
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OUR CASH DISCOUNT PLAN
Fluffy Marshmallows 15c Ib
“Not How Cheap But How HOOD”
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• Miss Kathryn O’Contioi <>f Lit
.Thursday with Mrs Bvroli Works Cluskey, I’off, A Nelson, De Jal
sor a dance at the club house
tb- Shasta spent Friday night at
iictte, M J Bailey and Fred Bay
I of Wagner creek
Friday evening
the home <>f Jean Baumgartner
lias
Refreshments
were
served
•
Mi
ami
Mrs
Roland
Parks
of
• Mrs Malinda King of Ashland
, Malin were week-end guests in • Joe George spent the week end • Mrs Ransome Smith, who was
and daughter Mrs Ralph Hall of
i Ashland ami Talent While here in Sacramento
stricken ill Inst week and rushed
Oakland. Calif, who is visiting
• The Herveys ami Skeeters fam Roland went fishing in Bear creek • Mr and Mrs E. Hjertager re to n Yreka hospital. Is reported to
here,
spent
Wednesday
at
the
J
• The Bellview P-TA is sponsor
ilies have returned recently from ’ ami caught the limit
turned from San Francisco Tliurs Is- improving
ing a cooked food sale at the H Williams home.
Ix-land, where they have been log • Fred Hodapp of Central Point | day
• George Relgel was In Ashlnml
Ashland Groceteria Saturday Mrs • Mrs Minnie Barron of Ashland
was in Talent calling on friends • Among those who attended a Saturday Ills brother, a Relgel,
Charles Anderson and Mrs. I. E spent a few days this week vis- ging
•
Elvis Thompson.
Genevieve Saturday evening
■ lodge meeting In Yreka Tuesday accompanied him home and spent
Deadmond compose the commit iting at the home of Mr and Nl ! S
Wally an«! Clarence Holdrige re • Mi and Mis Arthur Adama of evening were Ed Vail, Harry Ken Sunday in Kilts
tee in charge of this food sale Lloyd Moore.
Ashland were dinner guest s of M r nedy, J DeWitt. W Hess, Ben • Robert llord went t<> Corvallis
turned Sunday evening from Rose
The proceeds will be used to spon • Mrs Edwin Dunn and Mrs
burg where they attended an Ep and Mrs Will Maxwell Tuesday
Ollom. Gunnar Holmberg. Frank Friday night
sor a 4-H club scholarship to Walter Longstreth attended a
worth League convention Friday. • The senior class of the Talent Ward. W Roush and Paul Green
Corvallis.
meeting of the Grange recreation . Saturday and Sunday.
1 high school la presenting The • Pete Rowberry and daughtei
• The Bellview Grange will spon- leaders at the Jackson county
• Mrs Ixiuie Romamska under- Wiki Oats Boy," a comedy in three Thelma of Yreka were guests at
court house in Medford Monday went a tonsillectomy Wednesday acts, at 8:13 p m Friday, May 7
the J Clark home Thursday eve
evening
at Ashland Dr Charles A Haines In the school gymnasium, which ning
• Jack Cates is confined to his was the surgeon
has recently been equipped with • Mrs F Ward Don and Bet
home with scarlet fever
• A Graham ami son Ralph left stage furnishings A beautiful ve nice Ward, Court Rose. Opal and
• Bert Wade, who has been ill for I a » s Angeles Sunday
They lour curtain will be displayed a! Garnet Elmore attended a theater
with the flu, has recovered and I>lan to returning the latter part the play
in Yreka Wednesday night
is able to return to school
The
peppy
comedy
centers • Fred ji and Virginia Haynes
of this week
• Mr. and Mrs. John Hessaneur • The Ladies Aid society is giv- around the actions of a boy who
Bu<l Ohlund, Margery Clark. Rath
attended church in Medford Sun- I ; ing a Mother's Day pageant at must live up to a ridiculous will
ryn O'Connor and Jean Baumgart
day
i the Methodist church at 7:30 p m. which was left by an uncle Num
ner were in Yreka Friday evening
• Jack and Jerry Farmer, who^ May 9 The public is invited
erous complications set in which • Mr and Mrs B Ollom wen- In
have been ill with scarlet fever, • John Carter of the Bellview make the fast-moving comedy a 'i reka Wednesday
have been released from quaran i Service station was calling here performance of grand entertain
tine and are able to resume their Tuesday.
inent
school work.
The following student», tinde:
• Mrs Alford Black spent last
LISTEN TO THE
• Nina and Anna Mae Hazlewood,
direction of Miss Bradley, will up
RADIO
who have made their home in Ash
pear:
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land with Mrs. Hazel Ferns for the last few years, have moved
Bill Gleims, Margaret Mellow
to Bellview to live with their fath
ell, Helen Galbreth. James Eng
er. Cliff Hazlewood.
berg, John Childers Virginia Al
• Mr and Mrs Oscar Talent ami
ten. Helen Combs, Harvey Maxin
daughter Janet accompanied C P
Clarence Mathews, Dorothy Math
Talent to Klamath Falls Sunday
1» the time to get your
ews. Myrtle Hilkey, Kenneth Rob
where they visited Rev ami Mrs
garden seeds and bulle«.
bins and Lester Anderson
J. C. Orr and family.
• Pupils Of the Bellview KhOOl
(■lad Bulbs, doz. 1.5c
participated in the Music Festival
held at the Normal gym Thurs
Semi Potatoes,
day afternoon.
• At a meeting of the 4-H Live
I pounds
’5c
stock club Friday evening officers
•
Th<-
Ladies
dub
met
Thursday
were elected as follows: Dale Wil
Onion Sets,
liams. president; Melvin Boyer, with Mrs Ray Elliott as hostess
pound
5c to 10r
vice president, and Bob Dunn, sec Winners at afternoon bridge were
Mrs W A Bray. high, and Mrs
retary.
Garden and f lower seed«
• Officers of the 4-H Calf club J DeWitt low Others present in
of all kinds.
cluded
Mesdames
J
Clark.
W
who were elected are Weldon
Heard, president; Marvin Poyer, Hess. V. Nebeker, W Holmberg,
Haynes
G
McCracken. i
vice president, and Jack Williams, Fred
Frank Ward Pete Schh itei M
R
secretary.
• Edith Arnold, who was injured
some time ago, is at her home
and is somewhat improved Miss
Arnold has been attending college
at Walla Walla Wash
• Mr and Mrs Martin, who have
been visiting at the Reynolds
AM) WHO WOI LDN T W ANT
home, are in the northern part of
the state looking for a location.
• Mr and Mrs Richard Joy made
a business trip to Medford Tues
day.
• The Upper Valley Community
club will hold its last meeting of
this year at the club house Wed-
nesday, May 12. A covered dish
luncheon will be served at noon.
• Mrs. Carl Henry, Mrs Chester
Applegate and Mrs Ed Gowland
will attend the Extension Unit
conference at the court house in
Medford Monday as delegates
from the Bellview Home Extension
unit.
• Mr and Mrs J. M Crow of
Modesto, Calif., have acquired the
Walter Longstreth place and are
expected to arrive the last of this
week Mrs Crow is a daughter of
Mr and Mrs. I. E Deadmond of
this district.
• The Plymouth guild of the Con
gregational church met at the
home of Mrs. W B Beebe re
cently
Has been gathering momentum and interest «'is spring days advance, and
• The 4-H Cooking club cleared
now, with end of the contest and judging just a short time off, more and
a nice sum of money from a
cooked food sale held Saturday.
more mothers are entering their babies in this sensational special offer
Proceeds will be used to aid in I
sponsoring a 4-H scholarship to ,
contest. Parents are urged to get their free entry blanks now at the J. C.
Corvallis. Girls who had charge.
of the sale included Veda Wil
Penney Co. store’s infants wear counter, for
liams, Betty Dunn, Eula Weanus
• You can place the utility baskets
and Barbara Helm.
wherever you wish in the new Norge—
• Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Meyers of
<_ hange the new insert shelf as your
this district visited Mr. and Mrs
Redpath and Mr. and Mrs W D
hanging food supply demands. Large
Roberts Sunday.
i oasts, melons, tall bottles—-fit easily
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ASHLAND CREAMERY BUTTER
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These Signs Mean
WORMS!
Mother» arel dor-tom nrr often puzzled
by sign» of Hound or Stonmcli Worm«
first. because these Worms are hard to
detect second, because the signs are-
mistaken for Point I pa t Ion, Anemia
Stomach Trouble, Nervous Disorder, it-
Thia Torgotti n Menace" of Grandma e
dav still trouble» both cltv and r-ouatri
- Iilldn-n of all ages. I,-cause th,, infection
1» so easily caught from Illis, d-.gs, let
tuce, cabbage, fruit, water, etc
Try J atmk ' k VltOlirr-.i. at once and
watab the child « stools closely. Pleasant,
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All druggist!.
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For Sale By
McNair Bros. Drugs
One grand cash prize of $25.00, four $5.00 cash prizesand five $1.00 cash
prizes, and merchandise prizes and ribbon awards will be given for every
baby entered! And, to begin with, you save exactly $2.00 on cost of your
beautiful $3.50 value 8x10 mounted baby portrait, which costs you only the
$1.50 entry fee—there are no other charges or obligations—and your baby
then will be entitled to participate in awards of money and merchandise!
Enter your baby now while you still can arrange sittings at your conven-
ience for this interesting, exciting and THRIFTY contest!
GET YOUR FREE ENTRY BLANK TODAY AT THE
INFANTS’ WEAR COUNTER AT J. C. PENNEY STORE
Bushnell*Perkins Studio
Home of Lovely Portraits
Phone 8
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