Friday, April 8, 1038
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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• Mi and Mrs S H Short and
daughter Charlotte spent Sunday
at Crescent City
SATURDAY FOOD DARGAINS
DELIVERIES-NORTH 8:30 A. M. and 1:30 P. M.
SOUTH 10:00 A.M. and 3:30 P.M.
VEGETABLES
(.'All
• HILTS NEWS •
• Mi and Mis R. W Pentzer
left Saturday to spend two weeks
vacation in San Francisco. Pentzer • Mr and Mrs Waldemar Holm­
is an operator at the local Postal berg and Mr. and Mrs. Gunnar
Holmberg were in Medford Sat­
Telegraph office.
urday
• Howard Scroggins. SONS stud­ • Mr and Mrs. Earl Temple and
ent, spent two days early this sons Max and Vai attended a show
week In Klamath Falls with his in Yreka Saur day evening.
mother.
• Mrs. Stella King spent the
• Art Gilbert, Aubrey Miles and week-end in San Francisco, and
D J Wolcott drove to Dunsmuir Mrs. Gray of Yreka was substi­
tute teacher of the advanced
Monday
grades room
• Mr and Mrs. Horace B Kellom • Mr and Mrs Richard Williams
of Medford called on Mrs Kel­ and family were in Medford Sat­
lum's mother. Mrs Mary Lewis, urday.
• Mr. and Mrs Louis Rossi, Mr
Sunday.
and Mrs Joe Rossi and son spent
• Mr and Mrs A A. Madden the week-end in Weed.
visited in Klamath Falls Sunday. • Mrs. Ed Sequin and children of
• Mrs. W D. Jackson visited
Wednesday at the home of her
sister in Montague, Calif.
CALAVOS - -
- each 5C
20 POUNDS
ASPARAGUS
2 lbs. 19c
$1.00
PEAS - - - 9 pounds 17c
• W E. (Shorty) Morris of Table
Rock was a Tuesday visitor in '
this city.
NEW POTATOES - 4 lbs. 15c
• Dr. E. G. Everett, M. D., phy- j
slcian and surgeon, Hersey buld-
lng, office phone 18-J, residence
18-L
(ltfc)
• Herman Helm visited in Port­
land early this week with his
father.
• Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Walker were
week-end visitors in Grants Pass
at the home of Dr. Walker's par­
ents, Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Walker
• Harry Jones, former local man,
called here from Klamath Falls
the first of the week.
• Ted Schopf, teacher at Glide,
Ore., spent last week-end here vis­
iting his wife who is staying at
the home of her mother, Mrs. Ida
Crandall.
• Mary Lanjgsll. former SONS
student, was a visitor at the home
of friends here last week-end from
Klamath Falls.
• Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Stevens
and Mr and Mrs. Woodrow Shav­
er visited in Medford Sunday.
• A Dyrud and son, Dr. Karl
Dyrud, of Klamath Falls spent
Sunday here with Mrs. A. Dyrud.
• Dr. and Mrs. A S. Taylor are
in Spokane this week at an educa­
tional conference Dr. Taylor is a
professor at the Normal school.
• W M. Briggs, local attorney,
went to Los Angeles this week on
business
• H. L Claycomb spent several
days this week in California and
New Mexico.
• Bob Yeo, Grants Pass teacher,
returned to his school Sunday fol­ /
lowing spring vacation spent here
at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James Yeo.
• George Icenhower returned
Wednesday from Seattle where he
has been visiting his son, Paul,
who is a student at U of W.
• Mrs. Bill Ford of Dunsmuir is
spending this week here with her
parents, Mr and Mrs. M. T. Burns.
• Alicia Applegate, Butte Falla
teacher, called on friends and rela­
tives in this city last week-end.
• Mr and Mrs. Erford Poole,
former local residents, visited here
last week-end from Bend where
they now liva.
£
• Doris Hunter returned Thurs*
day to Klamath Falls after spend­
ing her vacation here with her
parents.
• Genevieve Sander, who has been
ill with pneumonia is recovering.
• Mrs K. J Madden and son Bob­
by arrived Tuesday from Klamath
Falls for a visit at the home of
her father, M. M Brower.
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BOY INJURED IN FALL
Dean Williams, young son of
Mr. and Mrs. Chester W’illiams of
Klamath Falls, received a head cut
necessitating
stitches
Monday
night when he fell at the home of
his grandmother, Mrs. Hussey, on
Vista street.
SUGAR
-
ARTICHOKES - - each 5c
POTATOES
100 POUNDS
ROYAL CLUB
U. S. No. 2’a
DAINTY DIMPLE
49c
PEAS - - - ■ 2 for 35c
NIBLETSCORN - each 13c
WHITE HOUSE
FLOUR
PEACHES - - No. 21 19c
$1.69
STRINGLESS BEANS - 13c
1-Pound Glans Jar
White House Coffee
FREE!
FISHER’S
CAKE FLOUR
HOMINY
-
CATSUP
-
-
No. 24 10c
-
-
14C
ORANGES - - 2 dozen 15c
4 Measuring
Spoons FREE
PICNIC HAMS -
pound 19C
NIJT OLA
29c
OLEOMARGARINE 2 for 25c
ALL BRANDS
COFFEE
25c
APPLES
BANANAS
GOOD NEWTOWNS
PER BOX
4 POUNDS
59e
19e
East Side & Plaza Meat Markets
EAMT S(t>£
PHONE 188
PLAZA MARKET
FREE DELIVERY
PURE
LARD, 3 pounds - 35c
PORK SHOULDER 15c
LEG OF PORK - 20c
HAMBURGER, Lb. 15c
LEAN
CUBES, pound - 15c
BEEF
STEAK, lb. - 15c-25c
COLORED HENS
ON ONE HOUR’S NOTICE
pound 25c
PHONE 56
ROASTS, lb 10c-15c
LEGO LAMB lb.22ic
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
• Dr. Marcus Woods conducted
a dental clinic at Lincoln Wednes­
day
Grants Pass are visiting Mr and
Mrs. James Sawyer
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gran and
son were in Medford Saturday.
• Harold I-ang. manager of the
Hilt baseball club, and Henry De
Clerck, business manager, at­
tended a meeting of directors of
the Northern California Baseball
league in Redding April 2. The
committee appointed to plan the
season’s schedule comprised H.
McDonald, Henry De Clerck and
William Walsh, submitted a sched­
ule for approval which was ac­
cepted. The schedule has advanced
the starting date to May 8 Forty-
five attended the banquet at the
Redding hotel.
Opening games will see Mt.
Shasta travel to Redding; Klam­
ath Falls at Weed Sons of Italy;
Weed town team at Dunsmuir,
and McCloud at Hilt.
Hilt town team practice has
been impossible unless Manager
Harold Lang has been training
his outfit with snowballs.
ANCHOR BRAND FEEDS
FOR BEST RESULTS
Start Those Baby Chicks On
Anchor Brand Starting Mash
HAY - GRAIN - SEED
SPECIAL!
FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY
MILL RUN 90c SACK
You Will Find a Full Line of
Dairy and Poultry Feeds at
WE DELIVER­
PHONE 180
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hat It does all that la claimed.
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