Friday, January 7, 1938
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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• BELLVIEW • • TALENT •
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BANANAS - - -
BUNCH VEGETABLES
SQUASH - - -
SWEET POTATOES
Bacon Squares, lb. ♦ 19c
MECO CATSUP....................... per bottle 10c
ROYAL CLUB VACUUM PACK NIBLETS, 2 for 29e
ROYAL CLUB DAINTY DIMPLE PEAS, 2 for 35c
MECO YELLOW CORN - - - - No. 210c
ROYAL CLUB CLAMS - - - No. 1 tall 20c
ROYAL CLUB FRUIT COCKTAIL - - - 15c
SUGAR, 25 lbs. . . $1.54
KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP - - - - pint22c
WHITE HOUSE FLOUR - - - - 49’s $1.79
COCOA............................ 2 pound tin 15c
CANADY DRY LIME RICKEY, GINGER ALE, LEMON
SODA, SPARKLING WATER - - - quarts 20c
KRAFT ELKHORNE CHEESE - - pound 23c
POTATOES
... 19c
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PUKE
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PORK SHOULDER 15c
LEG OF PORK - 20c
HAMBURGER, Lb. 15c
ROASTS, lb., lOc-ISc
LEGO LAMB lb. 221 e
LAMB SHOULDER 15e
VEAL SHOULDER
BEEF
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STEW
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LUNCH LOAF, Lb. 50c
STEAK, lb. - 15c-25c
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CUBES, pound - 15c
COLORKD HENS
ON ONE HOUR’S NOTICE
pound 25c
PICKLES - 3 for 5e
PORK
SAUSAGE, pound - 15c
Junior Hi^h Quint
Continues Victory
March At Phoenix
• Mr and Mr» L Turner and • Mr and Mr» Charles Estes of
daughter Allene returned Monday Crescent City were gueats of rela-
The Junior high basketball team
from Tillamook and other point* 1 tive» here for the last few days
north, where they »pent the and will return to their home Sat- defeated Phoenix senior high first
team Tuesday night at Phoenix
Christmas holiday» with relative» 'urday
• Mrs Ruth Helfrich returned 23 to 22 Ashland led at half time
and friend«
13 to 11 and 17 to 14 at the end
• Mi» Fieguth arid daughter home Friday from Eugene, where of the third quarter Only a few
»he
ha»
been
visiting
relatives
and
Imogene »pent last week at the
points separated the teams the
friends for the last month
W I. Byrd home near Prospect.
entire game.
•
Kent
and
Dean
Ashcraft
left
• Mt and Mr» Willi» Byrd and Hurxiay for Oregon State college
James Smith, regular center,
Curtli* Byrd »pent Thursday in after »pending the holiday» with and David Fortmiller. regular for
Medford on buriinewi
their parents, Mr. and Mr» Nor ward. were unable to make the
trip due to minor ailments. Alvene
• Ixrsli«- Kincaid, who »pent man Ashcraft
Christmas and New Year’» at hi» • Allen Busey. stationed on the Monroe In scoring six points filled
home here returned Sunday to USS Northampton, Bremerton, in at Fortmiller'» forward posi
Coevallia, where he in attending Wash., wa» calling on friends here tion nicely Rush and Provost each
Oregon State college
Monday Hi» parent» live in Fem played one half.
This victory brings the Juniors’
• Mr» Henry Stenrud, who ha» valley.
winning
streak to eight wins and
•
Mr
and
Mrs.
Earl
Owing»,
who
been ill for the last week, in im
nave been operating the Standard one loss. All opponents thus far
proved
have been senior high school
• Mr» Homer M<x»re and daugh oil station just south of town are teams.
moving
to
their
new
location
on
ter Barbara Jean made a businetm
Starting Tuesday night against
trip to Medford Wednesday of lant the new highway in back of their Grants Pass the majority of op
present place.
week
ponent» will be junior high teams
• Mr and Mr» Archie Kincaid • Mr Noel, Mrs Wil) Maxwell’»
The lineups
and daughter Eunice vi»ited at the father who was quite ill last week, Ashland (23)
Phoenix (22)
is
much
improved
and
able
to
be
Henry Stenrud home Sunday.
Monroe, 6
F
McFarland. 3
down
town
again.
• Mr Brernbaugh of Dunsmuir,
Weaver, 4
F
Downing, 3
Calif., »pent Sunday at the home • Mi and Mr» Bure Ison of Med McNeely. 3
McAbee, 6
C
ford have purchased the Talent
of Mr and Mr». N B Hull.
Martin 8
Hensler. 6
G
• Mr and Mr* G. L. Brock and barber shop formerly owned by Rush. 2
Vroman, 4
G
the
late
Tom
Shaver.
Mr.
Burel-
»on Robert returned to their home
Subs: Ashland — Provost for
in Tacoma, Wash . Saturday eve »on opened the shop Monday. Tal Rush Referee: Eldred Colver
ent
welcomes
them
and
hopes
they
ning after »pending the Christ
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man holiday« with Mr. and Mrs. will be pleased with the location I • Mr and Mrs. Leo Simmons of
W O Martin and family and J and successful.
• A farewell dance for the high- Eureka, Calif . were guests at the
H William»
i
way
crew, leaving soon, wa» held R. E. Bell home New Year’s day
• Mr and Mrs J O Thompson
in
the
city hall Wednesday eve iand Sunday.
and children, Warren, Jack and
Ethelmae of Ashland, were din ning It is with regret that they
ner guests at the home of Mr are leaving as it has been pleas
and Mrs N B Hull New Year'» ant with them here
• Mr and Mrs. Roland Parks left
day.
• Donald Korth of Ashland was j Sunday for Malin after »pending
a dinner guest at the W. O. Mar the holidays with their parents in
Ashland and Talent
tin home New Year's day
Talent Community club held its
• Miss Rae I. Hull, who teaches
Headquarter» for Buying
in the Dunsmuir high school, was first meeting of the year and will
and Selling of
at her home during the holidays, . gather again Jan. 16
Fruita and Vegetables
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returning to Dunsmuir Sunday
• The Bellview Grange held its LLEWELLYN PICESC OTT, 74.
DIES IN SLEEP FRIDAY
meeting Tuesday evening with a
We have a few Apples
large crowd present. Three offi
Last rite» for Llewellyn Pres
cers were installed by the Past
at 35c j>er box
Master Edwin Dunn. They were cott. 74. were held Monday after
Mrs Taylor Williams, lecturer; noon from the Litwiller funeral
SPECIALS FOR
Mrs. Wade Wallis, chaplain; Mrs home Prescott, a plumber here
SATI RD AY and MONDAY
Vera Helm, lady assistant stew for 19 years, died while asleep Fri
ard. The new Grange master. S. day night.
He is survived by two brothers,
A. Arnold, appointed committees
Petite Prunes, 5 lb 24c
as follows: Ways and mean». Wal a sister, a niece and a nephew
TnUell, pkg
5c
ter Longstreth. Edwin Dunn and
•
Mr» Ben Christlieb; home eco
JOHN HEARING DIES
Old Dutch Cleanser,
nomics, Mrs Mary Hash, Mrs
John Hearing. 82-year-old Tal
3 for................... 25c
Vincent Lanini and Mrs. Willis ent resident who died Friday at
Byrd; finance, Henry Stenrud, the Community hospital, was bur
P&G Soap, 6 bars 25c
Mr». Heilmeyer and Melvin Crow; ied Monday in the Steams ceme
Grange reporter, Mrs. J. Gow- tery in Talent following funeral
•
lane', and tableau director. Mrs. services held from the Talent
Archie Kincaid. A dance is an Baptist church with the Litwiller
nounced at the Grange hall for funeral home in charge. The Rev.
Friday evening, Jan 7 Dickey's James E. Morgan of the First
orchestra is to furnish the music. Christian church of Ashland of
H'jipitality committee for the ficiated
Salad Aid. pints 23c
next meeting includes Mr. and
Half-pints .......13c
Mrs C B. Lamkin. Mr and Mrs.
Wil! Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. John meeting has not as yet been an
Mayonnaise, pints 27c
Heilmeyer. Henry Lindsay. David nounced.
Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. Charles • Mr and Mrs Walter Hash and
Half-pints .......... 17c
| Lindsay, Mrs Vincent Lanini, Vic- daughter Edna were dinner guests
1 tor Lanini and John Lanini. The New Year’s day at the home of
WE DELIVER
program committee for next meet Mr. and Mrs. Al Oakison, who
live
on
Ohio
street
in
Ashland
ing is George Helms, Mrs I. E
Deudmond, Jack Williams. W. H, • The Bellview Community club
Wallis, A R Kincaid, and B H will hold its meeting next Wed
nesday at the Grange hall. The
Chnstleib.
• Mrs Walter Longstreth, Mrs. hostesses for the afternoon in
Edwin Dunn and Richard C Joy clude Mrs. J. L. McCollum. Mrs.
made a trip to Medford Monday Archie Kincaid and Miss Mar.t
evening to attend a meeting of Walker. The program committee
the 4-H Club Leader’s association. consists of Mrs. Taylor Williams
• Mrs Vincent Lanini and son and Mrs Russell.
Henry of the Dead Indian district • The meet;ng of the Bellview
Cooperative Water association
were Ashland visitors Sunday.
• Miss Ola May Grimm spent last was held at the Bellview school
week in Klamath Falls with Mr. house Monday evening. The offi
and Mrs Walter Sexton. Mrs. cers were reelected as follows:
Homer Moore, president; Mi.
Sexton is her sister.
• Mrs
Kate Galligher, who Woodworth, vice president, and
Anderson.
secretary-
makes her home near Yreka, Charles
spent last week with her parents. treasurer.
• Mr and Mrs Floyd Sanford,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Spencer.
• The Bellview Home Extension who have for the Iasi two years
qi'AUTY AND SERVICE!
unit holds its meeting today. The made their home in the Valley
subject for discussion is "Nutri view district across Bear creek,
tion," to be led by Mrs Mabel C. traded their home with Mr. and
Mack. Mrs. Albert Arnold and Mrs. Burns of this community.
Mr». Edwin Dunn are hostesses Mr and Mrs. Sanford are funnel
DAIRY
residents of this district and now
for the day.
• Victor Lanini returned Sunday are moving onto the Burns place.
from a short trip to Hollister,
Calif , where he visited with hi»
brother, Dennis Lanini
• Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore of
Portland returned to their home
Sunday after spending a few days
at tile home of Mr Moore’s father,
W. L. Moore.
• Mrs. Russell left Tuesday eve
ning for San Bernardino, Calif.,
where she was called by the ill
ness of her sister.
• The New Year's party given
for the Bellview club and Grange
members and families was held
Friday evening. Dinner was served
at 7 o’clock, followed by com
munity singing. Mrs. Richard C.
Joy gave a vocal selection ac
companied on the piano by Mrs
Walter Longstreth. The children
enjoyed an hour of games led by
Mis Edwin Dunn, after which
dancing was enjoyed Mrs Walter
Longstreth and Dale Williams
furnished the music. The commit
tee in charge was Mrs. J. E Gow-
land, Mrs. Louis Panky Mrs Her
man Helm, Mrs. Edwir. Dunn and
Mrs. Wade Wallis
• It’s a skillful cross between
• Mrs Rav Spencer was doing
special nur.ie’s duty at the Com
mayonnaise and old-fashioned
munity hospital last week, as the
boiled dressing — with a spivial
regular n uses were on Christmas
piquancy al I its own! Miracle Wlüp
vacation.
• Mrs. J. C. Orr of Klamath Falls
is totally different from all other
was at the J. O. Talent home last
dressings—smoother, fluffier, more
week Mrs. Orr is a daughter of
delicious.Try Miracle Whip—soon!
Mr. and Mrs. Talent.
• Mr. and Mrs Richard C. Joy
made a business trip to Medford I
Wednesday.
• The Bellview Telephone com
MIRACLE WHIP CONTAINS MORE-
pany will hold its annual meeting
FAR MORE—OF THE COSTLY INGREDIENTSI
some time next week, at which
time officers for the coming year
Will be elected The date for the i
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