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Friday, November 25, 1938 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 3 1 __ —i—2________ FREE DELIVERY Phone Service Call 156 : I I QUALITY FOODS LOWEST PRICES SPECIAL FOOD I BARGAINS WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES COFFEE SUGAR 25 cTïr WHITE HOUSE In u Glass Jar ROYAL CLUB In Tin CHASE A SANBORN EACH 25C III Package FLOUR Bouquet 49’s - - 95c Crystal Rock 49’s 1.05 Kitchen Queen 49s 1.29 White House 49’s 1.53 Fisher’s Blend 49s 1.39 Drifted Snow 49’s 1.45 % OLEOMARGARINE Parkay, Dish Free 19c JELL-O - - - - 5e • ♦ $1.32 NONE SOLD TO DEALERS Vegetable Department BACON SQUARES.................... PEANUT BUTTER-Bulk, 2 pounds KARO—5-pound pail - - - - MATCHES i (ANANAS 4 pound! s - - - 1 9e C iRANBERRIES Pound ............ 1 Sc 15c BUNCH VEGETABLES CHOCOLATE CANDY—per pound - - - 10c GOLD MEDAL BAKING POWDER—12-ounce - 5e QUICK FUDGE—Each -........................ 13e BEETS CARROTS RADISHES ONIONS TURNIPS Bacon Squares, pound 19c ROYAL CLUB CANNED FOODS PINEAPPLE JUICE—No. 2 - - - 3 for SALMON—Red Sockeye - - - - 3 for GRAPEFRUIT-No. 2 .... 3 for GRAPEFRUIT JUICE—No. 2 - - - 3 for CRAB—|’s Flat ...... 3 for CATSUP—14-ounce........................ 3 for ory and Mrs Arthur Sellers in Central Point Thanksgiving day. • Vincent Ivanin I of the Dead In dian district was in Ashland on business Tuesday. • Mr and Mr« Elmer Byrd left • Mr. and Mr» C. C Miller and Monday morning for Portland, daughter Evelyn of Klamath Falls where they plan to visit several were guests Thanksgiving day at day» with Mr». Byrd» »later, Mrs the R E Bell home. Amy Spafford. John Farmer ac • Mrs Archie Kincaid and daugh companied them a» far as Kiddie, ter Eunice. Mrs, Beth Hamaker Ore., where Jte went to visit hi» and Miss Helen Elam of Ashland sister, Mr». Dittcrbrandt. »pent Tuesday in Medford on busi • Mr and Mrs Mark True visited ness. Monday at the home of Mr» • Charlefl Drew and lra Oren of True'» father, H L Gregory, and Klamath Falls visited recently at her slater, Mr» Arthur Seiler», in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Central Point. A pplegate. • Mias Nina Hazelwood spent • Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Reynolds Monday at the home of Mrs Haz and family entertained at dinner Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. Roy el Fems in Ashland. • Mrs. J. W. Bonen, who ha» been Dunham ami family of Ashland ill at her home for the last week, and Mrs. Fieguth and family • Dale Williams received a frac Is improving. • Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Duffield ture of his arm last week while and Merle Talent left Thursday of playing football. last week to spend a short time • A special meeting of the Par visiting friends and relatives in ent-Teachers association has been called for Friday afternoon, Nov. San Francisco. • Mina Eunice Hager and her 24. at 3 o'clock, as announced by mother, Mrs. Emma Hager, spent the president, Mrs. R. D. Rey the Thankngiving holidayfl in Mon nolds. The meeting will be held mouth with Mr». Hager's daugh in the Bellview schoolhouse. ter. Mrs. Mabel Hansen. They also • Mr and Mrs. Clarence Byrd visited near Eugene with Mrs. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Miles Hager's brothers. Messrs. E. R., Farmer and daughter Betty Lou of Dorria and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. A. and A. W. Schwering. • The Rev. Young of the Medford Farmer and daughter Dolores of Lutheran church held church serv Dorris were dinner guests Thanks ices at the home of Mr. and Mrs. giving day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Byrd. Ed Grimm Tuesday evening. • Mr. and Mrs. Mark True were • Mrs. Fieguth and family, who guests at the home of H. L. Greg- have been making their home in Bellview for some time, have moved into Ashland. • R. D. Reynolds, who has been ill for a short time, is improving. • The Bellview Home Extension unit held its meeting Friday of last week with a large number of members present. Mrs. Ross Ap plegate and Mrs. James Cham berlin demonstrated the making of a cake and the baking of a vege table and meat dish, which was served at the covered dish lunch eon at noon. During the business meeting the members decided to have a cooked food sale Dec. 17 to earn money to send a delegate to the conference at Oregon State college in February. The next meeting is scheduled for Dec. 2, and will be In the form of a Christmas party. Each member is requested to bring an inexpensive gift. Mrs. Mabel Mack will preside at the meeting and Mrs. C. H. Mo- drell and Mrs. R. E. Bell are the hostesses. • Kenneth Metcalfe left Friday of last week for Los Angeles. • Mr. and Mrs. M. W Burton of Montana are spending a short time visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Applegate. Mr. Bur ton is a brother to Mrs. Apple gate. • Mrs. Carl Henry and her chll- • BELLVIEW • SATURDAY & MONDAY! dren, of the Dead Indian district, have moved from their home to the Daily home. • Mrs. Margaret Pentor was taken to the Community hospital , in Ashland for treatment Thurs day of last week. • A large painting was presented i to the Bellview Grange by E. D. i Scott of Portland. • The Bellview carnival, which was held last Friday evening in the schoolhouse, was well attend ed. The eating concession proved the most popular. Miss Josephine Peachey, chairman, assisted by Norma and Eula Wenaus. Imogene Fieguth and two teachers, Eunice Hager and Julia Quimby, were at this concession. The door prize, a ham. was won by Mrs. Louis Wil lis. • Mr. and Mrs. Karl Moore of Eugene spent Thursday of last week at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Moore • Mr and Mrs. B. B. King spent last week-end in San Francisco visiting friends and, while there, attended a football game. • Vernon Hooper spent last week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Lanlni. • Mr. and Mrs. Herman Helm and family entertained at dinner Thanksgiving day Mr. and Mrs Walter Longstreth, Jack, Dale .nd Veda Williams, Mr. and Mrs. I E Deadmond and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Crow. • Mr. and Mrs. Bert Peachey and family, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Dunn and family, Mr. and Mrs. Port and family of Applegate and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Peachey of Klamath Falls were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Peachey in Ashland Thanksgiving day. • Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Brahs and Frankie spent Thanksgiving day in Applegate as guests at the home 3 BUNCHES FOR IOC AVOCADOS 2 for - - - - 15e 39c ARTICHOKES 69c 39c 2 for................ 15c 32c APPLES 89c GOOD NEWTOWNS 41CJ Box................. 89e f of Mr. and Mrs. Omar Willey and family. • Mrs. Omar Willey and Miss Gerry Cotton visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Brahs and family. • Mr. and Mrs. Axel Selberg of McCloud. Calif., spent Sunday at the W. W. Brahs home. Gansburg and Mrs. J. DeWitt. In | conjunction with P-TA business, a Girl Scout council meeting was held and Mrs. F. Bayliss was elected president and Mrs. L. D. J Clark is to fill the vacancy left ! by Mrs. Dunaway. • R. G. Nebeker was taken to Yreka hospital last Wednesday to -------- •-------- : undergo an appendectomy. • Mr. and Mrs. Beruheisel and i daughters and Bill Bemheisel moved to Medford last week. • Mr. and Mrs. William Cathcart • A special meeting of the Ep and daughter and granddaughter worth league was held in the Com of Mt. Shasta. Mr. and Mrs. Paul munity church Tuesday for the Green and family of Hornbrook purpose of electing a staff for the were guests at the J. Clark home league newspaper. The paper is to Sunday. be called "League Flashes.” The • Dr. and Mrs. Schlappi left for following were elected: Editor, San Francisco Thursday for a Margery Clark: business manager, week, during which time they at Walter Clevenger; reporters, Mar tended a Thanksgiving football tha Wright. Bob Hord, MaEmma game there. Geroy. Margaret Coleman and Ed • Mrs. Fred Bayliss left late last ward EkwalL The first edition will week for Los Angeles where she be a complimentary issue publish I planned to attend the Great West- 1 ed Dec. 5 and following issues em Livestock show. Eighteen 1 head of Mt. Crest cattle are on will be placed on sale. exhibition there under the care of • The Ladies Aid met Thursday Warren Bayliss. Freddie Leyman ! afternoon in the club house. Spe and Earl Watts. cial music was provided in an ac- j • Mr. and Mrs. Dick Williams. cordian duet played by Vera and Mr. and Mrs W. Gran and son Lillian Rushton. All enjoyed a very Billy, Mrs. G. G. Black and son pleasant afternoon. Refreshments Ivan were in Medford Saturday. were served. • Mr. and Mrs. Reid Neilson of • Executive meeting of the Hilt ! Susanville are guests at the Ver- i P-TA was held Wednesday eve- I nal Nebeker home. -------- •-------- ning in the home of the president.' Mrs. T. Quamme. Those present • James McNair arrived Wednes were Mrs. King, Mrs. F. Bayliss, • day for a holiday visit with his I Mrs. Harris, Miss Kitzing, Miss parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hal McNair. • Alan Prescott of Chiloquin was in Ashland yesterday, during which time he removed his wife and young daughter, Marcia Eva- lina, to the home of her mother, Mrs. Belle Schwein, from the Community hospital. • HILTS NEWS • High Fuel Costs! If you heat with fuel oil, it will pay you to in vestigate the savings possible through installa tion of one of our electric-welded storage tanks. By buying oil in larger quantities, you make im portant savings, as well as eliminate the bother and frequency of fillings. We will be glad to fur nish you with estimates for your fuel oil tank needs. We make tanks to your specifications at low cost. Remember, it will not obligate you to learn how a tank can save you money on your fuel bills. See us right away! BRING YOUR L] WELDING PROBLEMS I TO US! 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