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Friday, April 19, 1940 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 2 ter Bray, assistant, ami Scouts Tony Marin, Gino Mlchelon, Charles Vieiru. Donald Geroy. Ernest Dutro, Audoniar De Clerck, Horton Geroy and Hilly Gran • Mrs Andy Vieira I m visiting her mother in Weed for a week or so. • Mrs Brownlee wiu taken sei - iously ill Friday and was rushed to Yreka hospital for tioatment • Mr. ami Mrs .luck Frey w. re in Yreka on business Thursday. • Mr. and Mrs Tom Writs at tended the aftermsin show in Ash land .Sunday • Gerald Gotxiwin has gone to Seiad where he plana to study forestry tide summer. • Mr and Mrs. Pete Schleuler ami Otto Schleuler motored to Willows Sunday to spend the day with their mother • Mrs. Durio Ceccatto ami son Koger returned Saturday from u two weeks visit with relatives in San Francisco • Mr and Mrs Mui win Brad Held ami family Friday left for Utah, where they were culled by the death of Mrs. Brafields brother. • Mr and Mrs T. Anderson ami daughters of Fortuna are visiting relatives In Hilt. • Among those shopping ill Ash land Saturday were Mr. ami Mrs. C. Baumgartner, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Black, Mr. mid Mrs Bus Cavin and Mr. and Mrs. James Purvis. • Mrs Don Smith returned from Redding Sunday following a visit with friends • Mr uml Mrs W Poff and son spent Friday night and Saturday in Medford us guests of Mr. and Mrs i . s Slavens • Mrs C Baumgartner attended a theater In Yreka Friday night while Mr Baumgartner attended a lodge meeting • Mr and Mrs Kay Vieira were Yreka visitors Saturday. • O|M>rations nt the IHlt sawmill were suspended Thursday and Fri day because of a shortage of logs • Subscribe for The Miner today • HILTS NEWS • I I I I • Mr and Mrs Harvey Thompson and family Saturday moved to the ueiuy ranch and orchard in Fern valley, where Mr. Thompson is in nai gt 9 DIAL 7021—FOlK DLI.1VEK1ES DAILY I SATURDAY AND MONDAY FOOD BARGAINS 3 for 10c TOILET TISSUE ; • Donald Walden, who spent the winter tn Missouri with his par ents, has returned to Talent where he will be employed with a logging outfit on Anderaon creek • The Qlad-to-Meet-You club met Thursday evening in the city hall for their monthly get-togeth« r. Following the pot-luck supper, of which many partook, a very inter esting program was presented Mr. and Mrs ’ Young of Medford pre sented motion pictures and a skit by Mrs Ludenhand of Ashland. George Hartley and Agnes latcy entitled "The RumniHge Sale," followed Mrs Prentice ~ anti her accordion band of Talent pupils concluded the evening's entertain ment. LETTUCE—Per Head - - 5c Extra Special! AVOCADOS—Each - - - 5c Swift Premium NEW POTATOES—4 lbs. - 25c Georgia Peanut NEW PEAS—3 pounds - 25c HAMS CAULIFLOWER—each - - 10c Half or Whole • Mrs Ivah Blackwell of Ashland was a Talent caller Monday. SANKA COFFEE, lb. 29c 19c • Mrs Almedu Russell of Ash land spent Tuesday with Mrs Anna Dickey. WHITE HOUSE COFFEE - 23c JELL-O—each................. 5c SWIFT’S DACON SQUARES - 9c ALBERS’ PANCAKE-9.8 lbs. 39c SNOW DROP FLOUR - $1.09 Dinner Bell Oleomargarine - 11c The Best Ham What Am! • Mrs. Lydia Van Winkle of Jer ome Prairie visited at the home of Mr and Mrs. Karl Baylor last week. Mrs Van Winkle and M im Baylor are sisters Maggie Beagle’s Home-Made CHICKEN PIE i 18c | BORENE I | 1 SWIFT’S BACON GIANT SIZE................. 53c LARGE SIZE................. 29c SMALL SIZE................. 19C lb. 17c Not Sliced . . 33c qt. ROYAL CLUB FINE FOODS Royal Club Peaches—No. 2| - - Royal Club Sauer Kraut—No. 2| Royal Club Apricots—No. 2| - Royal Club Salmon—Red Sockeye Royal Club Crab.................. Royal Club Stringless Beans—No. 2 - Royal Club Dainty Dimple Peas—No. 2 Meco Corn or Peas—3 for - - - - 9 EAST SIDE MARKET ™ PLAZA MARKET ™ - s FOUR FREE DELIVERIES DAILY! tf Quality for Less” “WE’VE GOT IT,” TOO! Almost any kind of meat you may want for any meal, any day— SATURDAY ONLY! While They Last FRESH PIGS’ FEET 5c each I I MATCHES, Carton 15c KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP • Ttie infant son of Mr. and Mis William G lei ins Jr. died Wednee- •lay in the Ashland Community hospital. LEAN BONELESS STEW MEAT 18c lb Our grain-fed Steer Beef Steaks are tender and appe tizing! The first local Lambs of the sea- /UN tip ....... I /Kfi son are being featured here this PORTERHOUSE Saturday! . ROUND Pound ALSO A COMPLETE SELECTION OF BEEF, PORK AND VEAL AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD! ✓ i I • Mrs Joe Tryon and Mrs. Roy Estes attended opening of the new grocery store north of Medford Sunday afternoon. • Frank Holdridge was admitted to Ashland Community hospital Monday. • Sunday four generations of the Bates family gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Bates hon oring Mrs Bates' birthday anni versary. lectures of Will Bates' father, of Talent, son Royal of Klamath Falla, Billie Batea and .son Edward of Dunsmuir, making the four generations, were taken. Others present were Mr. and Mrs Clarence Hunter and two daugh ters of Phoenix. Mr. and Mrs Dal las Atwell of Medford, Mr. and Mrs. Lewellyn Batea and son Rich ard of Medford. A bountiful birth day dinner was served at noon. • Mr. and Mrs. Charles Long Jc have moved to Mrs. Long's par ents' home, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Briner on Wagner creek. They had been living on the Oatman property. • Mrs Mary Wilkenson of the Dead Indian stMla springs has re turned from Sari Francisco where she spent the winter, and is a guest of her daughter. Mrs Claude Jones, and son-in-law. • Edward Jones of Central Point was a business caller in Talent Saturday afternoon. • Mr and Mrs. Andrew McMahan were transacting business in Med ford Monday • Ladies of the Talent Townsend club are quilting a quilt to be sold later. The ladies of the Ind ies' Aid are assisting with the work, which is being done at the home of Mrs. Katherine Davidson • Mrs. Clarence Hunter of the Phoenix area visited her father and mother. Mr. and Mrs. Wil) Bates. Tuesday. • Mr. and Mrs Roland Parks and daughter Tommy of Sprague River and Mrs. T Bevington of Ashland were Sunday callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R F Parks. • Talent first aiders organized a first aid club Monday evening in the city hall. Object of the group will be to encourage great er participation by Talent people In the Red Cross first aid course The club has organized a drill team and will demonstrate the work of first aid Officers are Mrs. Harriet Bates, president: Mrs. Edith Cochran, secretary: Mrs. Guy Stager, treasurer, and Mrs. H. H. Lowe Instructor. Suc- cessful students of the recent course were awarded certificates Next meeting will be held Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Bates. • Mr. and Mrs. Ray Morris have moved to the Merle Bradley house on Wagner creek. • Miss •Helen Hewitt of Phoenix was a Talent visitor Thursday af ternoon. • Mr. and Mrs Clarence Hold ridge, Elva Thompson, Lois Thompson, Ruby Dobbins and Ag nes Lacy attended the Epworth league convention in Ashland last week. • Mr. and Mrs. Al Sherard pur chased a new Chevrolet sedan of the Selby Chevrolet company in Ashland recently. • Mrs. George Pheifer transacted bsuiness in Medford Tuesday. Mr. DeMille of Ashland is paint ing signs at the Norris grocery this week. Life - Auto - Fire INSURANCE Monuments and Markers of Bronze and Granite At Price» You Can Afford M. T. BURNS Nest Door to Post Office Call Off he «281, Res. (MINI Evening Appointments "DEPENDABLE SKHVICK • The llilt Parent-Teacher iisso- ciaiion met Friday afternoon in the school house. Under the direc tion of Miss Lucille Gansberg tile members of the Girl Scout troop presented a musical program en titled "Blessing the House " Three members talked on various scout ing activities umi second class uml merit budges were presented Mrs John De Witt then read the installation charges for the new officers, who are Mrs. Muc Ryce, president; Mrs George Keigel. vice president, and Mrs John Kul vett, secretary. Refreshments were served following the t>U Mi 11Cl* session. • M r. and M im George W light and family und Edward Ekwall spent the week-end in Medford, returning to Hilt Monday evening following tiie funeral of a grand child who died of pneumonia • Among visitors to Medford Sat urday were Mr. and Mrs M F Geroy and children, Mr ami Mrs M Seif, Mr. and Mrs Arthur Ped- Cl Sill and chlldren, Mr. and M im Fred Haynes and daughter Vil- ginia, Mr and, Mr«. Kay Elliott, M t s L D. Clark and daughter Doris. • Mrs Runsel Harris was hostess at the iaidies club Thursday uf- ternoon. A dessert luncheon was server). Those attending were Mea- dames Fred Haynes, II. De Jar- nett. Frank Ohlund. Frank Graves. Vernal Nebeker, W. Holmberg, Anton Mendes and Ia*s Laurentz High prize at bridge whs won by Mrs Holmberg and second by Mrs Graves. • Raymond Coleman, Victor Zan- otto and Billy Gran went to Weed Saturday to play basebull for the Yreka high school team. • The Hilt Boy Scout troop made an overnight hike Saturday uml Sunday. Those who participated were Bill Tallis, scoutmaster. Wai- ’ ql J J 111 * Cool, Cool SHEERS Lovely new dresses to star all summer! Smart bolero or jacket styles with new’ higher waists, swirl skirts. Charming in navy, black and pastel shades. Sizes 12 to 44. 2.95 to 9.95 A SUL A .MI N fashion < kntfic BETTY JANE DRESS SHOP Kuder* Building, Kant Main New Beauty This Practical, Economical Way! See U m for ENAMELS PAINTS VARNISHES STAINS Reduce the cost and double the fun of decorating this spring—repaint your occa sional pieces as you desire them! Wick’s have all the materials you need to do a thorough, satisfying job. Start now! FURNITURE !!I7 FAST MAIN STUFET I’llONE «7(11 «
