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Friday, May 21, 1937 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER — c •A Ì PHONE YOUR ORDER FOR FREE DELIVERY—CALL 15« SATURDAY FOOD BARGAINS! Bacon Squares . . lb. 19c t FLUHRER’S CHOCOLATE DONUTS, dozen - 23c FLUHRER’S ANGEL FOOD CAKES, each 39C FLUHRER’S ASSORTED COOKIES, dozen 13c SUGAR, 25 pounds C & H - - - - $1.59 MILK, Oregon or Morning, 3 for - - - 23c FLOUR, KITCHEN QUEEN, 49’s - - - $1.69 Kraft Cheese . . . Ib. 19c © © © BANANAS, 4 pounds.............................. 25c NEW PEAS, 4 pounds............................ 25c NEW POTATOES, 8 pounds for - - - 25c SPINACH, per pound............................... 5c STRAWBERRIES-AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES! V^raCKerS Pounds Salted Wafer <>r Grahams 21C ROYAL CLUB No. 2 tin STRING BEANS, each - ROYAL CLUB No. 2 tin PEAS, each - - ROYAL CLUB No. 2 tin PEARS, each - - ROYAL CLUB No. 2 tin APRICOTS, each - ROYAL CLUB No. 21 tin PUMPKIN, each - ROYAL CLUB No. 21 tin HOMINY, each - ROYAL CLUB No. 21 tin PEACHES, each - MECO No. 21 BROKEN SLICE PINEAPPLE - Onions, Radishes 13C 17c 15C 15C 11C ÎOC 19c 17c lc East Side & Plaza Meat Markets FANT Sfì>IC PHONE 188 1‘LKZA MAKKF'i FREE DELIVERY PURE LARD, per pound - 15c PORK SHOULDER 17c LEG OF PORK - 221c HAMBURGER, Lb. 15c LEAN CUBES, pound - 15c BEEF STEAK, Ib. - 15c-25c : COLORED HENS ON ONE HOUR’S NOTICE pound 25c PHONE 56 ROASTS, lb., 10c-20c LEGO LAMB lb. 221 e 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 --------------------— - Page 3 -■ — I About L- —---- — . — ----------------------- ----------------------------- -------------- • Mr and Mrs. Frank Ward and I family motored to Klamath Falls 1 Sunday to attend tec ball game I and to visit their daughter and son-in-law, Mr and Mrs. McCul Connor at Mount Shasta Thurs lough. Donna McCullough, who day They attended a meeting of spent the past week in Hilts, re Job's Daughters in Yreka Thurs- turned. day evening BLADDER TROUBLE • Mrs W Dutro and daughter i Vera were shopping in Medford responds to chiropractic A other Tuesday. methods in majority of cases. • A party. given In honor of the E. B. ANGELL second birthday anniversary of Chiropractic Physician Ruth Ardell Rosecrans Thursday 460 Boulevard Phone 48 afternoon was attended by Donna McCullough, Virginia Poff, George Kallvet, Sherry Bradfield. Delbert and Howard Nelson, Wylin Reigel, Bobby Clevenger and Vallee Ann World i Qdicke*t corn cur*. Goldenpenny. Kenneth Dailey and $50.00 Corn-GP euarantac» Moo*y hack vtrtis corn lift» off .n •Perry Lee Pullen, who were un 10 minutot toftbout '»i. m , bu. n ar »or -rt J*' ' o able to attend .sent gifts. Ruth REWARD acid REGARD if you find any Mid received a number of gifts Re freshments were served and all en East Side CORN-OFF Pharmacy joyed the afternoon. People You --- Know! --- - . -- — f | • The Rev D E Nours«- went to Sams Valley Sunday, May 1«, to deliver a baccalaureate sermon there • Visiting here last week-end was Ijawrence Gill of Dunsmuir. • Vacationing in Portland and Seattle this week is Mrs Ida Crandall, who expects to return in a few days • John Mills, jr., who now Is em- ployed in Roseburg, was a week- end visitor • Mary Powell left recently for a vacation in the middlewest, leaving her beauty shop In charge of Mrs Cordia Deatherage of Medford. • Vivian Martin left for a short visit in Klamath Falls Wednesday • Elaine Andrews was in Medford Wednesday • Charles Tonner, now employed in Medford, was visiting with his ! family here Tuesday, • For a square deal go to Peil. (16tfc) • Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hall of Bend were recent guests of Mer- cedes Hathaway. • Inez Soul) and Alden Roberts were visiting friends near Grants Pass Sunday. • Mrs. A E. Tonner and Mrs A A Madden were calling on friends in Medford Wednesday. • Doris Lee and Emerick Jones were in Medford Tuesday. • Maxine Nichols of Medford was among baseball fans to attend the Crater-Lithian game Sunday. • Dr. E G. Everett, M. D . phy- sieian and surgeon, Hersey build ing, office phone 18-J, residence 18-L. (2tfc) CORNS vURED • HILTS NEWS • • Regular meeting of the 4L was | held at the Legion hall Tuesday ■ evening with a large turnout of i j members. Plans for reorganizing | werq discussed and will be decided later at a special meeting. • -Mrs. O Coleman. Raymond and Margaret Coleman spent Tuesday in Medford shopping. • A birthday party was given for i Robert Harris Tuesday on the oc- i casion of his eighth birthday an- . niversary. Those present included ; Barbara Alphonse. Babe Bum- I ht-i.Mt-l I>>rraine and Raymond | Blanchard. Wesley and Curtis Vail. John and George Kallvet, Larry j Smith, Jere Brooks and Gene Gil berg Mrs A. E. Gilberg and Jean Harris ere assistant hostesses. Robert was recipient of many gifts. • Mrs Frank Ward entertained a* number of children Wednesday afternoon at a party given for | her granddaughter. Donna McCul- ’ tough, who spent last week in llllts • Mr. and Mrs. Burton King of ' Scotia spent several days last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I Bert King. • Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Tollis were in Yreka Thursday evening. • Mr. and Mrs. R A. Watson spent Wednesday night with Mr. j and Mrs. Hess, as they came through Hilts enroute to their : home in New York via San Diego. • Ladies club met Thursday af ternoon with Mrs M. J. Bailey as hostess. Others present were Mes- i dames W. Bray. W. Holmberg. Luper, J Clark. L. D. Clark, F Bayliss. F. Ohlund, W. Hess. F. i Ward. V. Nebeker, F. Haynes, De Jarnett, A. Gilberg. R. Elliott, and McCluskey. Door prize went i to Mrs. Fred Haynes. Prizes at bridge were high to Mrs. Luper and low to Mrs. F. Ward. • Mr. and Mrs. O. Coleman and daughter Margaret. Mr. and Mrs j W. A. Gran, Miss Enid Gran. Mrs. I Tony Mendes and son Irvin ac companied the grade school base ball team to Montague Saturday afternoon, where they won a 17-7 victory over the Montague grade school boys. A return game is planned for Hilts Saturday. • Mrs Zanotto and daughter Em ma were in Yreka Saturday. • Oliver Larrimore was visiting at the Hord home Saturday and Sunday. • Mr. and Mrs W. Gran, Fay, Enid and Billy Gran and Gerald Black spent Sunday at the home of Mrs Nora Gran at Kerby, Ore. • Phyllis Alphonso suffered an in jured knee at school Thursday afternoon and was treated at the hospital. She Is able to be in school again with the aid of crutches.' • George Reigel underwent a tonsillectomy at the Hilts hospital Saturday morning. • Among those who attended the afternoon performance of the cir cus at Montague Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. O. 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