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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Friday, May 7, 1937 « Page 3 I About People You Know! ] I’llONE YOUR ORDER FOR FREE DELI VERY—CALE 15« SATURDAY FOOD BARGAINS! CRACKERS 3 23c FI.I’HKEK’S ASSORT’D COOKIES HERBERT’S TWO STORES dozen 13c ; - - $1.89 - - - 23C - - $1.59 PANCAKE FLOUR, 10 pound sack - - - - 43c POTATOES 25 Pounds U. S. No. 2’s ....... 52c ROYAL CLUB ASPARAGUS, No. 1 tall, 3 for - 42c ROYAL CLUB PEAS, No. 2........................ 17c ROYAL CLUB HOMINY, No 21 - - - - 10c ROYAL CLUB KRAUT, 2 for - - - 29c ROYAL CLUB OVAL SARDINES, 3 for - - 25c BAKING IVV POWDER BACON . per pound 27c NEW POTATOES, 6 pounds U. S. No. 1’s - - 25c NEW PEAS, 4 pounds............................. 25c BANANAS, 4 pounds............................... 25c GREEN ONIONS, per bunch......................... 2c RADISHES, per bunch.............................. 2c SPINACH, per pound........................ 5c COFFEE White House In a Glass Jar Rev. D. E. Nourse, Minister Sunday school, 9:45 a m.; Mrs Glenn Prescott, superintendent, Miss Gladys Butterfield, pianist; classes for all ages We invite you to join us in this hour of Bible study and fellowship Morning worship at 11 o'clock. Sermon topic, "Our Mother’s Faith." Special music in keeping with Mother’s day at both Sunday school and church. Christian Endeavor societies at 7 p. m. All young people cor dially invited. • Bob Stedman, Klamath county ............. teacher, was a week-end ' here. • Doc Bowers, baseball booster from Gold fill), saw the Crescent City game in Ashland .Sunday • Charles lx>ng, sr . received word • Beatrice Lockhart visited with Wednesday morning that his Juanita Ross In Klamath Falls mother, who resides in St Hel Saturday and Sunday. ens, Ore., had died Mrs. Long was • Spending the week-end at the visiting in Ixis Angeles at home of his sister. Mrs May time of her death and wil! the be Da vis, was Wyatt Padgett of burled in St. Helens. I Klamath Falls • J tick Rowe, former SONS stud- • The Reverend Vimont of M p I- ent now employed by the Espee, ford was a business caller here , spent Sunday in Ashland. Wednesday HEADACHE • Returning from a busineas trip responds to chiropractic & other to Scotts Valley, Calif., Saturday ■ • Tom Foose of Medford has methods in majority of cases. , was M T Burns, who spent a taken over management of the E. B. ANGELL Maxwell Feed store. Foose form I week there. • Mr. ami Mrs T A Cole and erly worked in Medford feed Chiropractic Physician daughter, Mrs Claude Collins of stores 460 Boulevard Phone 48 Chiloquin, were guests of Miss • Mr and Mrs George Thurston Beulah Hervey Sunday • Mrs G V Pefley and son Gor are leaving soon for near Red don Vergne and Mrs Agnes Par Bluff, Calif., to be gone for a sons left for Portland Sunday year. Mr and Mrs. I. C. Russell after spending several weeks in have rented their place. Ashland • Miss Louetta Neely left for • Helen Grenbemer, Virginia I xm Angeles last week, where she Crandall. Ted Schopf and Darrell will visit a sister. Mrs. H. Tucker. Leavens were in Rogue River late Fiom there the sisters will pro Sunday ceed to Detroit, Mich., to buy Now is the time to get your • Transacting business here Tues new cars. garden seeds and bulbs. day was Ray Schumacher of Talent. • Billy Breese left for Tenant, Glad Bulbs, doz. 15c • John Mlljus returned from Seat Calif., Thursday, where he expects tle recently, where he had been to receive employment. Seed Potatoes, scouting for the Cleveland Amer • Stanley Robbins was in ican league baseball club 4 pounds 25c • Dr. O. E Everett, M. D., phy I land Saturday transacting sician and surgeon, Hersey build ness. Onion Sets, ing, office phone 18-J, residence • Mm Ivah Blackwell and Mrs pound ...... 5c to 10c 18-L < 2tfc 1 Lind of Ashland were guests of • The Rev D. E Nourse. W. T Mr. and Mrs R. F. Parks Satur- . Garden and flower seeds Brickey, Mrs Mary Bell and Mrs day afternoon. of all kinds. Wilmer Hilt left for Eugene Wed • Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hotchkiss, nesday morning, where they at- who have been living at Tule Lake, WE DELIVER | tended the annual conference of Calif., for the past six months, moved back and are living on ■■ ~~~~~ ■: • ttfKt -JII | the Congregational churches of a Wagner creek ranch. i Oregon, in session May 5-7. • George Dayton returned from O Clarence Cooper and family a several day trip down the Red- moved from the Ames building to | wood highway to San Francisco the Nye house on the highway f by _____________ HaJcisiy 7’ | and other bay points Wednesday. near Bate's service station. Specialists, ~ uj / ut male • Thursday. April 29, Grandma coming back by the inland route rvotllnxf kul T&aJclnej ; and Redding While away Dayton Work's four daughters. Mrs. Riley | contacted various agencies in an Niswamer of Chiloquin, Mrs. Ad TourcLtA.... Gmtsatled óy ticipating opening of Lake o' the die Stedman of Phoenix, Mrs. Henry Burnett of Medford and ôcpest Chemists I Woods resort soon. • Mick Finneran of Dunsmuir Mrs. Cliff Garvin of Talent gath was an Ashland caller Wednesday. ered at her home to celebrate her lorlCQKQWX and • Mr. and Mrs. William Gren 80th birthday anniversary They bemer are business visitors in Eu presented Grandma with a beauti fully decorated cake. Other rela gene for a few days this week SATISFACTION use • Visiting relatives and friends tives and friends visited during Double Tested'LtoubleAdiord the afternoon. here arc Mr. and Mrs. Warren Doremus of Vancouver, Wash , • Mrs. Ruth Helfrich attended the i who also will visit relatives in funeral of an old friend and neigh Klamath Falls before returning to bor, R. Ausbom, at Rogue River \ their home in the northern state. Monday afternoon. Price Tod^yii 45 • Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wolcott of • Mr Thomas of Engle and 25 ounces for 25< Grants Pass were visiting in Ash- Thomas Insurance agency, was in Talent Sunday evening. land recently. Full Pack ••• No Slack Filling • John Mills has returned from • Mrs. Roy Estes left for Eugene i Wednesday, where she will visit a MILLIONS OF POUNDS HAVE BEEN I^akeview where he has been daughter, Mrs. Velma Cochran. USED BY OUR GOVERNMENT working. • Parker Hess now is an employe of the Moore City delivery service. • Mr. and Mrs Herb Carlton of ■ Prospect were here Tuesday vis- | iting at the home of Mr and Mrs. . Harry Carlton. • For a square deal go to Pell. (16tfc) • Mrs Miriam McDonald returned from The Dalles Wednesday. I where she had been undergoing medical treatment. Our Users Are Our Boosters • E. B. Fisher of Montague is j visiting for a few days this week \ at the home of his daughter, Mrs ■W. D. Jackson. • Miss Vivian Martin, who was I a visitor in Klamath Falls during ■ early part of the week, returned I Wednesday evening. • Art Gilbert, who has been vis- . iting relatives and friends here for ! the past several days, returned to Dunsmuir Thursday. • Phil Keaton, also of Dunsmuir, | was an Ashland visitor this week • Transacting business here Tues- day was Charles Burgess, whose home is in Yreka. CARTER BROTHERS, Proprietors • Charles Rogers, of bowling al ley prominence, returned from a ■ On Pacific Highway 99 trip over northern Oregon Wed- , nesday. • Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dotson were business visitors to Medford Wed X nesday. .... 1 TALENT ITEMS Pounds Suda or Graham NEiaHHORHOOD CHURCH Congregational ANCHOR CHICK SCRATCH ANCHOR STARTER MASH Complete Line of Bulk and Package Seeds Seasoned Wood Black Oak and Fir BELLVIEW FEED and SERVICE STATION ......... 25c Phone East Side & Plaza Meat Markets fi . aza market fast side - ’ PHONE 188_______ FREE DELIVERY_________ PHONE 56 j PURE LARD, per pound - 15c PORK SHOULDER 17c LEG OF PORK - 221C HAMBURGER, Lb. 15c LEAN CUBES, pound - 15c BEEF STEAK, lb. - 15c-25c COLORED HENS ON ONE HOUR’S NOTICE pound 25c ROASTS, lb., 10c-20c LEGO LAMB lb. 221C LAMB SHOULDER 15c VEAL SHOULDER ROASTS, pound - 15c STEW - 71c to 10c LUNCH LOAF, Lb. 30c DILL PICKLES - 3 for 5c PORK SAUSAGE, pound - 15c 180 METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH North Main and Laurel Streets Melville T. 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