Friday, April 12, 1040
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
' • Guy Applewhite and I’ P Whit-
1 more attended an American l-eg-
Ion meeting in Granta Puss Mon-
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• Mr and Mra Kenneth Brown • Bill Sunder of Yreka was u
and children el HUI visit,-,! Iieie i visitor here Sunday at the home
Sunday evening al the home of I of his parent*, Mr. and Mra. W.
| G. Sander.
W. C. Brown.
• Bill l*leraon, student ut SOCK, • John Billing* of Klamath Fall*
. viaited with friends in Eugene last Sunday viaited here at the home
I of iila parent«, Mr. and Mr* Ralph
week-end.
• Nellie Perrine of Rogue River Billings.
visited here last week-end witii • Mr. and Mi* K. K. Edgehill
visited tn Portland early thia week
her father, C, J. ¡Vrrlne.
• Alice Walton of Klamath Fails
• Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Snider re visited
here with friend« laat
cently returned from Hermosa week-end.
Beach, Calif., to make then home • Mr j . H. 11 Trask of Klumuth
in Ashland.
• Mrs. Kay Logan of Bly visited Falla visited with Ashlund friends
here last week-end with her Sunday.
• Mrs. J. C. Hollingsworth re
daughter, Louise Logan, who is a cently returned from Sacramento,
student at SOCK.
visited with friends for
• Bob Mulder recently left for where she
daya.
Vancouver, where he will be em several
• Albert Huenvrs of Jacksonville
ployed.
here Sunduy
• Mr. and Mrs. Will Stevens spent visited with friends
e
Sunday in Malin with their daugh
ter Lorraine, who teaches there
• Miss Pauline Reinsche of Salem
visited here last week-end at the
home of Mrs. Etta Schilling
Dr. tìmide E. May re, Vicar
• Edna Fehige of Jerome Prairie
visited here last week-end at the
home of her mother, Mra. Frank
Holy communion, H a. m.
Fehige.
Church school, 0:30 a. m.
• Dr. and Mrs. Claude E. Sayre
Sermon ami morning prayer, 11
and Peter Barker attended a Dio a ni.
Monument« and Marker*
cesan conference of the Episco|>al
of Bronse and Granite
Wednesday hrtiy communion.
church in Portland eurly this 0:30 a. m.
At Price« You Uiui Afford
week.
Choir will meet at 7 30 o'clock
• Mrs Ruth Birch recently was Friday evening
discharged from the Community
You are cordially invited to wor- I
Next Door to Post Office
hospital, where she underwent a ship with us
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major operation.
•
Evening Appointment«
• Miss Eva L White of Boise, • Miss Helen Dunn of Juckson
Idaho, visited here with friends Ville visited at her home here '
"DKPENDAHIJC SERVICE’
this week. Miss White is a former over the week-end
resident and supervisor of Lincoln
school.
• M C. Linlnger, who is conval
escing from a recent operation, is
reported to be much improved and
now is able to be up for a short
time each day.
• Mrs. Phyllis I^ayton of Marsh
field spent the week-end here at
tending the Epworth league con
ference. '
• Durward G iimi of Yreka visited
here Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Hardy.
• Mrs. Grant Dunlap is visiting
with friends in Chiloquin for a
few weeks.
• Henry Metz attended the Active
club convention in Eugene last
week-end.
• Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Padgett
of Klamath Falla visited here last
week-end at the home of Mrs. May
Davis.
• Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ruger of
Klamath Falls visited here Sunday
with Mrs Maude Ruger.
• Gene Rltzinger returned to Eu
gene Tuesday following a visit
with his family here.
• Monday Mrs. Frank Moore re
turned from Hillsboro where she
was called by the death of a rela
tive.
• Dorothy DeLisle and Bessie Ed-
sall made a trip to Klamath Falls
last week-end. Mrs F. W Edsall,
who had been visiting there, re
turned to Ashland with them.
• Mrs. H H. Mayberry is visiting
in Oakland, Calif., this week with
her daughter. Viola Mayberry.
• Mrs. Tom Grigsby of Yreka vis
ited here Monday at the home of
Mrs. E. J. Farlow.
• LeRoy Clarke of Rogue River
visited with friends here last
week-end.
• Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Wray
Tuesday left for a visit in Salem
and Portland.
• John Murphy visited with
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friends in Klamath Falls last
week-end.
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DIAL 7021—FOLK DELIVERIES DAILY
SATURDAY AND MONDAY FOOD BARGAINS
lb. 9c
Bacon Squares
COFFEE
Hills Red Can
Pound 25c
Maggie Beagle’s
Home-Made
CHICKEN PIE
18c
AVOCADOS—Each -
5C
GRAPEFRUIT—6 for
15c
LETTUCE-Per Head
5c
5c
ASPARAGUS—Per Pound
BANANAS—per pound
5c
CUCUMBERS—each -
10c
Grade A
EVVO, Medium
SWIFT’S BACON-per pound 17c Stewarts Honey
PEARL SHORTENING-4 lbs 37 C 5-lb. pail 35c
PARD DOG FOOD—3 for - 25c
MILK
ALBERS CORN FLAKES—ea. 5c
Golden Star Coffee—1 lb tin 19c Oregon - 5c
(Limit
RAISINS
0)
4 lbs. 19c
Fishers Blend Flour « '1.69
FISHER’S WHEAT GERM—per package
ROYAL CLUB FINE FOODS
Royal Club Dainty Dimple Peas—No. 2 - -
Royal Club Fancy Spinach—No. 2| - - -
Royal Club Sauer Kraut—No. 2| - - - ■
Royal Club Minced Glams—each - - - -
Royal Club Peaches—No. 2|.................
Royal Club Pineapple—No. 2| Fancy Sliced
Royal Club Oval Sardines—In Tomato Sauce
15c
13C
12C
16C
17C
Trinity Episcopal
Church
Life - Auto - Fire
INSURANCE
M. T. BURNS
9c
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PLAZA MARKET ™
yOUR BUDGET
DOWN f
FOUR FREE DELIVERIES DAILY!
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY!
PORK SPECIALS
SAUSAGE—per pound - - -
10c
PORK LEG—per pound - - -
15c
FRESH SIDE PORK-Per Pound
14e
BEEF STEAKS—per pound - 15c to 28c
BEEF ROAST—per pound -121C to 18c
WIENERS—Per Pound
16C
BOLONEY—Per Pound
15C
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