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Friday, Auguat ß, 1937 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 3 ] About People You Know! ] I FIIONE YOUR ORDER FOR FREE DELI VERY—CALL IM SATURDAY FOOD BARGAINS! Royal Gelatin Dessert 5 c BANANAS, 4 pounds for TOMATOES, Home Grown, 6 pounds STRING BEANS, per pound WATERMELON, per pound 2c SUGAR, C & H, 25 pounds MILK, Golden Key, 3 large cans for WHITE HOUSE FLOUR, 49 s SCOTCH SOAP, large package APRICOTS, No. 21 tin, 2 for $1.59 23C $1.89 23C FLUHRER’S ROYAL CLUB ROYAL CLUB CHOCOLATE DONUTS dozen 30c SAUER KRAUT 14C CLAMS 1’s 16c FLUHRER’S ROYAL CLUB ROYAL CLUB OAT DROPS dozen 20c HOMINY lie STRING BEANS 13C FLUHRER’S ROYAL CLUB ASSORTED COOKIES MECO BROKEN PINEAPPLE No. 2>/t dozen 15c 3 for 55e PEARS 19c East Side & Plaza Meat Markets EAST Sft»E PLAZA MARKET FREE DELIVERY LEAN CUBES, pound 15C BEEF STEAK, lb 15C-25C COLORED HENS ON ONE HOUR’S NOTICE pound 25c RHONE 56 ROASTS, Ib., 10C-20C LEGO LAMB lb. 221c LAMB SHOULDER 15c • HILTS NEWS • HERBERT’S TWO STORES ----- •----- aJíow. Im I kept u.j> my fire insurance with VALUABLE CLOVER LEAF DAIRY Millions prefer this "flavor VEAL SHOULDER ROASTS, pound - 15c STEW 71c to 10c LUNCH LOAF, Lb. 30c DILL PICKLES ----- •----- Billings Agency Bacon Squares, lb LARD, per pound - 15c PORK SHOULDER 20c LEG OF PORK 25c HAMBURGER, Lb. 15c • Mr and Mrs Ijeonard Grant • Wyatt Padgett left Saturday announce the birth of an eight and night for Eugene to attend the or.e-half pound son, I^eonard Gale, last summer session at University August 1 at the Naylor home on of Oregon. Harrison street. • Miss Ruth Pickett and Joe Mer • Assistant Chief <it Police M P. cer of Klamath Falla visited Dunn and State Patrolman Phil friends in this city Saturday Stansbury left on a business trip • Mrs. C. V Atterbury of Gerber t» San Francisco Tuesday eve spent Monday in Ashland ning, a< com panled by Jack Bearss on \acatlon from Fortmiller’s • Mr. and Mrs. L m Bums of Klamath Falls spent the past str re. week-end at the home of their O Mr and Mrs J L. "Jack" Bam- parents here. I ’bouse, former residents of Ash- • For a square deal go to Peil. land, arrived here this week from (letfc) | i’ortlano to spend a short time • Mrs S D. Doremus of Klam I visiting friends and relatives. ath Falls visited friends in Ash • Mr. and Mrs J E Thornton land Sunday. went to Portland Monday, plan • Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Fuller vaca ning to stay a short time. tioned at Lake o’ the Woods Sun • C. C. Collins was in Ashland day. | last week-end visiting his family. • Mrs. G. O. Bums of Columbus, He is engaged in construction O., arrived Saturday for a visit | work near Roseburg. at the home of her brother, Ralph • Mr and Mrs Walter Herndon. Swartzley, and family. Mrs Sybil Petrie and children • Doris Hunter. Mary Langell weie in Klamath Falls Monday. and Ed Kelly spent Sunday at the • Eldon Corthell, his sons. Rich home of Mr. and Mrs William ard and Robert, and Ward V. Hunter. Croft left Tuesday morning to • Jean _ Claycomb _ _ „ home arrived spend the rest of the week fishing this’week"from "im extended “v ¿it HILTS DEFEATS McCLOUD 12-8 The Hilts baseball team played at Diamond Lake and In the Ump-. at the home'of "her "brother ’aLd i qua divide country. sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon conquering host to the McCloud outfit Sunday, sweeping the game • Mis Marie Carson returned Claycomb in Ban Francisco early this week from Eugene and , Mr and Mrg w c plckena with an easy 12 to 6 victory. Is employed at the Lithia hotel left Tuesday for their home in coffee shop and dining room. .... .. .... Subscribe for the Miner today. Yakima after visiting at ... the _ F _ F. • Mrs Marshall Shields and son Whittle home since Saturday. Mr. Billy are visitors from Vancouver, Pickens was acquainted with the INFLUENZA Wash., at the home of Mrs. Whittles in their old home in Ala responds to chiropractic A other Shields' parents, Mr and Mrs. R bama. methods in majority of cases. L. Wurdle • C. W. Fortmiller returned Wed • Mr. and Mrs. 8 A Briggs re nesday cvruujg evening iru from southern E. B. ANGELL turned to Portland Tuesday mom ‘»California ' where he s was called Chiropractic Physician tng after a week spent at the bv thp ill ma nf hl« f by the illness of his father-in-law 460 Boulevard Phone 48 home of their niece, Mrs. H A • Dr. C. W Haines is expected Lind to return today from San Fran cisco where he has spent several days on business. • Headrick Baughman, soldier at Vancouver barracks, is spending several days sick leave a this home • The Ladles club met Thursday here, having arrived Wednesday , afternoon at the home of Mrs W. evening. A. Bray with 'Mrs. Frank Ohlund • Mr. and Mrs. Glen A. Walton | as hostess. The afternoon was and two small sons from Win Headquarters for Buying spent playing bridge with Mrs. field, Kan., are visiting in Ashland and Selling of Fred Bayliss winning high prize with Major and Mrs Harold R. Fruits and Vegetables and Mrs Mora Bailey second high. Jordan. Walton is a brother of Those present were Mesdames Mrs. Jordan ! Frank Ward, R Elliott, L. D • Miss Shirley Sefton of Yoncalla, : Clark. J DeWitt, Fred Haynes, P who has been a visitor for the i Schleuter, A. Nelson. V. Nebeker. past week at the J. J. Dea kin W Bray. S. Willis, J. Langer, B residence, will return to her home Now’s the time to buy your Ollom, W. Holmberg. M. Bailey. tomorrow APRICOTS FOR CANNING E. HJertager, F. Bayliss. A. Gil- • Mrs I. M Gard of Seattle, —We have them at all price* berg. De Jamett, McCluskey, J. former resident of this city, is vis Also YOUNGBERRIES and Clark. R Gilberg and F. Ohlund. iting here with Mr. and $frs. C. BLACKBERRIES. They are • Jack Hollister of Los Angeles W. Banta and other friends. at their best now! spent last week with Billy Gil- • Dr. E. G. Everett, M D„ phy sician and surgeon, Hersey build i berg WE deliver • Miss Muriel Samuelson of ing, office phone' 18-J, residence Marshfield Is visiting her aunt. 18-L. (2tfc) Mrs. W. Holmberg. • Mrs. Gunnar Holmberg has been visiting her parents in Victoria, Facts, Figures From B. C. Experiment Stations • Fred Burton and daughter Pa tricia of Yreka were in Hilts Comparative tests made by | Thursday • Jean Baumgartner is visiting feeding cows alfalfa hay with and in Little without grain on the Hermiston ■ Kathym O’Connor branch experiment station Indicate Shasta. • Mr and Mrs Frank Ward mot- that it is profitable to feed grain to cows that are capable of pro ored to Klamath Falls Saturday. • Mr and Mrs Buster Cavin. ducing a good volume of milk. , Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Black and Feed costs per pound of fat were Mrs. Rose spent Sunday at Crater about the same with both groups, but the cows fed grain produced | Lake and Diamond Lake. j • Femell Sullivan of Dorris has consistently higher. Fears that a I been visiting the past week at the straight ration of alfalfa hay might be a cause of poor breeding , home of Mrs Elmer Jackson • Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gilberg efficiency were not borne out by the test, however, as there ap went to Medford Saturday. • Mr. and Mrs. M. Self were in peared to be no difference in this respect between the two groups. Ashland Sunday. » « < • Jim Ross and Harry Kries of The ability of trashy fallow to Lodi were in Hilts Tuesday morn prevent water erosion, even under ing, en route north. • Mr. and Mrs. W. Tollis and exceptional conditions, was dem Wayne Baumgartner attended a onstrated this summer In an area theater in Ashland Sunday eve- in Umatilla county where a near cloudburst struck. A field with ning. • Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Clark at- trashy fallow held the downpour with no perceptible erosion, while tended a show In Yreka Sunday, • Mr and Mrs. McCluskey. Mr a neighboring field which had been and Mrs. Frank Ohlund and fam summer fallowed the old way was REAL ESTATE and ily and Mr. and Mrs. Willis were washed out to plow depth. In five REAL INSURANCE picnicking on Cow creek Sunday. years of testing on the Pendleton • Mr. and Mrs Rufus Trusty of branch experiment station there 41 East Dunsmuir were visiting at the has been only one year in which the yield on disked trashy fallow Fraley home Monday evening. • Those attending the young peo ple’s summer fellowship in Mount Shasta from Hilts were Mrs. J. De Witt, Ma Emma Geroy, Eliza beth Clevenger, Margaret and Raymond Coleman and Gordon Alphonso. IN KNOWING THE PLACE • Mr. a«id Mrs. Laurentz and TO BUY YOUR MILK daughter Louise, Marion and Charles Rose were visiting in Med- ford Saturday. • Mr. and Mrs. Harris were in Yreka Saturday. FOR MORE MILK • Margery Clark is visiting in Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. J. Phone 23-F-2 Clark spent the week-end there. • Vem Thomas left Saturday on a vacation trip to Los Angeles. • Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haynes and Mr. and Mrs. C. Baumgartner attended a show In Yreka Sunday • The Hilts softball team played the Lions club of Yreka Tuesday night in a close game, Hilts fin ally winning 15 to 14 when the tie was played off in the ninth in ning, following a deadlock from the sixth frame on. APRICOTS Kraft Miracle Whipqt 33c PURE Most people are disturbed to find grass creeping Into their al- falfa fields, but on the Union branch experiment station they are going so far as to deliberately seed some grasses with alfalfa. The reason Is that when bare spots appear in ordinary alfalfa fields the tendency is for cheat grass which is worse than noth ing—to creep in. lowering the value of the hay. By seeding a certain amount of good grass with the alfalfa, it is believed that weed grass will be kept out. The fair way type of crested wheat grass is proving beat for thia purpose so far. 1 i * At least 4,000 acres of the new Rex wheat, bred and distributed from the Moro branch experiment station, were grown in Oregon last year. Farmers are clamoring for more seed than is available It 1s expected to replace all of the Fortyfold acreage in Sherman county. It has proved itself fully winter hardy, a high yielder, and with strong resistance to smut. ----- «----- Chase and Sanborne Coffee . 24c PHONE 188 p; was significantly lower than on the old clean cultivated type. 3 for 5c PORK SAUSAGE, pound - 15c that is different s a Wonderful Way to Soothe Itching Skin Soothing, eooling Zemo usually re lieves distress of itching skin. For 30 years, this clean, reliable skin lotion bus been the favorite with millions. Excellent for the itching of minor skin irritations. Buy soothing, de pendable Zemo today —to relieve the itching of Simple Rashes. Pimples. Ringworm and Eczema. 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