Friday, June 18, 1937
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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• BELLVIEW •
FOR GLAMOUR
• Lawrence Brantley, son of Mr.
and Mrs R L. Brantley, is visit
ing here at the home of his par
ents. He was graduated June 3
from the Naval academy at An
napolis. He plans to leave soon for
Milady’s
Aid by FRAN
1)0 YOU like to go to baseball
1 games? Band concerts' And
when you do go, don't you like to
wear a pretty, cool, light dress?
And aren't you generally hesitant
about doing so because of the
dusty stands and benches?
Well, today we have a brand
new idea for you. if your answers
are yes We all hate to appear
fussy by brushing painstakingly
(and usually vainly) at the dusty
seat There is nothing appealing
to the eye in a spread newspaper
or wrapping paper A blanket to
sit on is bulky and conspicuous to
carry.
I
SEE FLOCKS
THRIVE!
Convert nutrition into prof
its, with our Feeds. For our
famous Poultry Feeds are
high-content f-o-o-d formu
las—and full-value straight
feeds!
Grains selected for
our Feeds are crop-choice,
full and fresh qualified—
providing moat in food value
for the least in feeding cost!
A wrap for glamour—not
warmth — is shown in fuchsia-col
ored silk net over a sheath-like for
mal gown of printed satin. The long
sleeved, high necked wrap changes
the decollete gown into a dinner
dress. The colors in the dress are
blue and fuchsia on a pale orchid
ground.
No why don't you get a roll
of common cellophiuie w nip
ping jiaper and a roll of dry-
backed adhesive tape. If the
cellophane Is not square, cut
It to the desired size, bind It
with tap«' so that It will not
tear, and presto, you have just
the thing to protect your
clothing from the dust of the
rough seats. Its advantage* ?
It Is gllsteny and nsidern In
appearance. It folds up as
small or smaller than your
hanky and will go Into your
purse easily. It Is lnex|M*nshe,
practical because It is abso
lutely non-porous, and can
even match your accessories
if you desire color.
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WALLPAPERS
ITITSBl IG.H
ENAMEL
Durable, easy to ap
ply, for furniture,
woodwork, etc.
I’l'ITsni Rl.ll
VARNISH
REMOVER
Remove* all trace
of pulnt, vunii»!i.
Will
not
Injure
wood.
Decorate your walls and woodwork
now, while pleasant weather makes it
more convenient and Wick’s low
prices make it more economical! Es
timates furnished free!
ROOM LOTS — WALLPAPER
Paper to completely transform a
room: sidewalls, ceiling, borders and
trim strips! Large selection of de
signs.
Special Group
I Leslie
for tMsIrooiiiH,
hulls und living rooms.
Washable
Paper
N|HM-lal group of at
tractive vv»s hable de
sign« for every room.
I'lTTMHl'Rlill
VARNISH
Not dumngwl by hot
water. Use It for
any purpose!
EXTERIOR
PAINT
Highest quality es
tertor paint. Gallon
covers 860 Mpiare
feet two coats.
COMPLETE DECORATING SERVIC E AND SUPPLIES
WICK S FURNITURE
Before the Job's Daughters
dance the other night, several of
NWEDENBl KG BUILDING
I'HONE 2HI
San Pedro where he will be an the girls were heard complaining
officer on the USS Salt Lake
about the necessity of putting a
• Mrs. Charles Murphy and coat over the frills and swooks of
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daughter Nancy, who have been their best formal». Of course it
visiting at the horn# of Mr and has been a bit cool to go without
Mrs C. B Lamkin, now are vis a warm wrap so far, but here is a
iting Mrs. Murphy's father in Cen- suggestion for future reference
Even when it is warm, a wrap of
tral Point.
FEED STORE
• Word has been received that some sort should be worn, and this
the 4-H club delegates from Bell- is one that will positively add
(DRIVE IN)
view will be home Friday of this glamour to your gown and you
week The boys are staying in fra can make it yourself.
53 Second Street
1
ternity houses on the OSC cam
From sheer white organdy fash
pus. The girls. Yvonne Christlieb ion a circular yoke that fit
and Betty Dunn, are staying in smoothly down to the tip of your
r
Snell hall
shoulders This is the foundation
^4»W. with summer driving weather at hand, and
• The Bellview Grange met at for a wrist length cape, which
hikes, the benches luid resorts I mn konlng every
the Grange hall Tuesday evening. may be as full or as plain or as
week-end,
economical motoring becomes not only a
The Phoenix Grange gave the pro ruffled as you care to have it I
ne«*easlty but a pleasure as well. Motors that have lost
gram during the lecture hour. After you have gathered or pleat- '
Thirty-three visitors were present ed lengths of organdy to the yoke. '
their snap and |M*rformunce, their pull anil gasoline
including members from the Jack get two yards of burgundy, royal
and oil mileage respond quickly and nt reasonable
sonville. Central Point and Post blue, or rust colored wide velvet
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cost to <Hir *|M<clall/cd motor check up »nd repair
r
Granges.
ribbon: tack it. crushed, all around
mtv Ice*. New-ear performance can Is’ yours this sum
July 13 the Bellview Grange will the outer edge of the yoke, and
present a program for the Phoe leave the ends loose in front so
mer nt a surprisingly small figure, and that can be
Our Storinlring method of accurate
nix Grange
that the cape may be tied on with
cylinder renewing guarantees u
spread over a |M*rlod of time to suit your budget.
Following the business meeting, a jaunty bow. The length may be
perfect job o' realignment of cyl
4sk us about It!
the crowd enjoyed dancing. The altered to suit your particular
inder* and re, '»cements.
music was furnished by Mrs Wai build, and the wrap may be col
ter Longstreth and Mr Kracken- lared in any manner that pleases
bush of Phoenix
you.
Hospitality committee for the
Just one WHY NOT for this
next meeting includes Mr and ' time: WHY NOT get two-thirds
I Mrs Edwin Dunn, Mr and Mrs of a yard of white flannel, fash
' I. E. Deadmond, Mr. and Mrs. J. ion a plain, sleeveless, short bo
97 OAK STREET, ASHLAND
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I E. Gowland, Mr. and Mrs Lester lero from It, and then with bril
I DeShazer and Phil Dozier
liant colored yarns embroider a
j • Mr. and Mrs C. B Lamkin cele- wide border all the way around it.
George Thurston, Mrs O'Bynic
| brated their golden wedding anni Simply let your imagination run
has closed her school at Bogue
versary at their home Sunday In riot and make up your pattern
Creak, Calif., and is wlih Mrs
the early afternoon they enter as you go along with no respect
Thurston for a short visit
tained a group of friends and for blending of colors and no at
relatives at a turkey dinner. The tempt at a sensible design. That’s
• Roy Estes, Clarence Holmesand
guests included Mrs. R. A Smith, the way the Russian peasants do • Mrs W A Stratton of Valley Stanley Robins went to Fish Inke
MALTED MILK
, Mrs Charles Murphy and daugh- it. Wear it ver any of your cool view was shopping here Wednes Sunday and reported a [Kx>r catch
day.
but much enjoyment
Try it as a pick-up these hot I ter Nancy. Mr. and Mrs S. S summer dresses
Davenport and Mr. and Mrs. Mur
The etiquette question to
• Fred Hoagland of Klamath • Mr and Mrs 1 Maxwell and
afternoons.
4 Cz»
Buy neckties
ray Murphy.
day comes from a young man
16 ounces
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Falls, employed by Fluhrer’s bak son Joy and family left Tuesday
• Mr. and Mrs. Lamkin are active
who is still confused by that
ery, was a caller here Wednesday morning for Idaho and other
in the organizations of Bellview
with what it saves
harassing question, “Where
• Mrs Art Adams of Ashland places to visit near relatives and
ICE CREAM
Mr. Lamkin is a former Jackson
shall I walk when accompany
friends and plan to return the lat
visited
Mr
and
Mrs
Will
Max
There's delicious fresh fruit in county judge. The sincere congrat-
ing two ladles down the
ter part of the week
well this week.
every spoonful of Shasta Ice ulations and best wishes of their
street?” On the outside, al-
• Mr. and Mrs. Lysle Tame of • lira. Martin Paulsen icturned
Cream.
i)fn
friends and neighbors are ex
ways—the side next to the
the Talent auto camp are making from Portland Tuesday, where she
tended to them.
Pint brick
6t)v
street. This is a rule you can
improvements in their cabins
has been for the past week
• The Bellview Grange will spon
follow without fail, and know
• Frank Mannls, employed by the
•
sor
a
dance
at
the
club
house
Fri
that you are right.
SODAS
forest service in the Eureka, Calif, • Miss Margaret Reeser and I) c
day evening. The music will be
area, was a guest of his sister. Herrin of Portland arrived here
Our Bodas are delicious Made furnished by Dickey's orchestra
Wednesday accompanying their
with two scoops of ice cream, with Sumner Parker. The commit evening Mr. and Mrs. Ussher were Mrs Learning and family
fruit and
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tee in charge of this affair is en route home after spending • Ruth Helfrich spent Sunday af niece, Mrs. Blanche Burge, who
ternoon visiting her sister, Mrs has been visiting at their home
whipped cream .............. XtJV composed of Mrs. Henry Stenrud. some time in Portland.
Melvin Crow, and Mrs. Louis Pan • Miss Edna Hash, who has been Ray Burns and family at Central They will visit relatives and
friends here and in Medford for
suffering from a sprained ankle, Point.
key.
Lunches and Dinners Served
• Ray Lewis of Ashland was a several days.
has
recovered.
.and
Mrs.
Walter
Long-
• Mr
11 a. m. to 11 p. m.
streth and Mr and Mrs. Melvin • Mr. and Mrs Oscar Martin and business caller here Tuesday eve-
Crow enjoyed a drive to Apple- daughters Mildred and Louise, R ning.
E. Bel), J H Williams and Alice • Mrs. Byron Works returned
. gate Sunday.
• What Ashland Makes, Makes Ashland •
• Mrs. R. A. Smith, who has been Metcalfe enjoyed a picnic in Llthia Tuesday from an extended visit in
Ix>s Angeles
I visiting at the C. B. Lamkin home, park Sunday.
j left Wednesday for her home in • Word has been received here • Mr and Mrs Harvey Cliff of
that Mrs. R. E Bell and family Olla, Neb., were calling on friends
Oakland, Calif.
their destination, and relatives here last week.
• Mr. and Mrs. W. W Ussher of arrived at
• Mr. and Mrs. Wil) Hewitt re-
! Santa Monica, Calif., visited Mr Oneida, Ill.. Sunday.
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! and Mrs. W. L. Moore Wednesday • Mr and Mrs. Mark True made ceived a telephone call from Dits-
a business trip to Medford Tues worth berry patch that their
daughter Helen, who is picking 1
day.
• Miss Rae Hull, who has been berries there, had cut her finger
CHURNED BUTTERMILK - - - 10c per gal
teaching in the Dunsmuir high and would return home
school, is visiting her parents, Mr. • Mr. and Mrs McCarty have
and Mrs. N. B. Hull, who live on announced birth of a son, born
the place formerly owned by June 16.
We are now receiving our summer supply
George Irwin. Miss Hull plans to • Mrs. Rodgers of Grass Valley,
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these are exceptionally fine slabs with
leave soon for Berkeley where she Calif., has been visiting with Mrs
will attend normal this summer.
considerable heart wood.
• Norma Wenaus, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Theodore Wenaus,
ORDERS FILLED IN ROTATION
fyla/udaatuA^L A. I
underwent a tonsil operation Wed
nesday morning. She was taken to f ¿y Ita/cinq
her home Wednesday evening and
sSpeciali&tA, ns/urmaJce,
is getting along nicely.
vuftJujuf
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• Mrs. Taylor Williams is con
Ashland
Phone 98— The Home Yard
fined to her home with illness
• I E. Deadmond received word
this week of the death of his
father, J. J. Deadmond, who
Oils a skillful cross between
(or ECONOMY and
passed away in Sterling, Kan
mayonnaise and old-fashioned
• A group of girls enjoyed a
boiled dressing —with a special
welner roast and a theater party
SATISFACTION ust
Saturday evening. The group in
piquancy all its own! M trade Whip
cluded Beryl King, Esther Wade, Double lested!lloubleAellon.l
is totally different from all oilier
Nina Hazlewood, Helen Dunn, Mil
dressings
—smoother, ilufTier, more
dred Martin, Alice Metcalfe, Fern
Wenaus, and Anna Hazlewood.
delicious. Try Miracle Whip—soon!
• Mr and Mrs. A. C. Evans and
two children, Margaret and Fran
Price Today os 45 Years Ayo
ces of Bakersfield, Calif., arrived
25
ounces for 254
Tuesday to visit Mr. Evans' sis
MIRACLE WHIP CONTAINS MORE-
Full Pack ••• No Slack Filling
ter, Mrs Helen Edgehill.
• Mrs. Willis Byrd, who has been M illion «, of pounds have b / cn
FAR MORE—OF THE COSTLY INGREDIENTSI
seriously 111, is reported to be
''HO I’,YOIIR GOVERNMIN1
greatly Improved.
DAVIS
COOL OFF AT
OUR FOUNTAIN!
ON CONVENIENT PAYMENTS
AT NO EXTRA COST!
/ ALL KINDS j
K all makes ^
OAK STREET GARAGE
TALENT ITEMS
LISTERINE
TOOTH PASTE
PLAZA CAFE &
CONFECTIONERY
PASTEURIZED MILK
ASHLAND CREAMERY BUTTER
SHASTA ICE CREAM
ASHLAND CREAMERY
HEAVY FIR SLABS
AAillions prefer this "flavor
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that is different
BAKING
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