Friday, May 17, 1940
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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Woods enjoyed a trip to Lake o'
the Woods Sunday.
• Carl Harris of Fort Laton.
Wash., Is visiting lit the Walter
Hash home. G. W. Jones of Ash-
' land also is visiting there.
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LETTUCE—Home Grown
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GR APEFRUIT-Arizona, 6 for 15c
NEW POTATOES-6 pounds 15c
BANANAS—per pound - - 5c
LEMONS—per dozen - - 10c
Jell^o
3 for
13C
Dinner Bell
Alber’s Corn Flakes 5c
Oleomargarine
2 lbs. 23c PEARL SHORTENINGS lbs. 39c
SNOWDRIFT—3 pounds
45c
FLOUR
SHREDDED WHEAT—3 for 25c
White House
TASTY SALAD DRESSING—qt 19c
49’s
$1.49
lb. 17c
Bacon
Coffee
TOMATO SAUCE—3 for
10c
PAPER NAPKINS—80 count - 5c
OREGON MILK—5 for
29c
White House
1-lb. Glass Jar
lb. 23c
HILLS BROS. BLUE CAN COFFEE—POUND 19c
ROYAL CLUB FINE FOODS
15C
Royal Club Catsup
Royal Club Crab—|’s flat
Royal Club Spinach—No. 2|
Royal Club Dainty Dimple Peas—No. 2
Royal Club Whole Kernel Corn—No. 2
Royal Club Minced Clams -
Meco Peas and Corn—3 for
Meco Beets—Sliced - - -
29C
13c
15C
13c
16C
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Pork Shoulder
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15C lb.
Pork Shoulder
ROASTS
13c lb.
Meat and de
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ROAST
16c lb
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• Mr and Mrs R E Bell. Rose­
mary, Patricia. Kenneth and Sain-
inie, Mr and Mrs Allan Miller,
Mr and Mis. Robert E. Bell Jr.
of Klamath Falls, and Mrs Swan­
son and children of Ashland al)
enjoyed a picnic luncheon at Emi­
grant creek dam Sunday, in honor
of Mother's day and the recent
marriage of Mi and Mrs Miller
Mrs. Miller is the former Mar­
jorie Bell
• Mr and Mrs. Con Austin were
Sunday dinner guests at the Ed
Grimm home.
• Miss Alice Metcalfe is spending
this week in Butte Falla visiting
with Miss Lola Talbot, who teach­
es school there
• Mr ami Mrs. Arthur Hamaker
of Ashland were Sunday guests
at dinner at the Archie Kincaid
home.
• Mr an<l Mrs W. O. Martin
and J. H. Williams spent Sunday
in Burney, Calif., with Mr and
Mrs D. F. Korth and Jimmie.
• Miss Anna Mae Hazelwood,
who teaches in Silvies, Ore., Is at
her home here for the summer
vacation.
• Mr and Mrs R E Bell Jr of
Klamath Falla spent last week­
end at the R E. Bell home in
Bellview.
• Mr and Mrs Con Austin of
Ashland Sunday aftemon visited
with Mrs. Anderson and Dale, and
Mrs Mary Hushower
• The following Bellview resi­
dents have been named on the
election board for Friday: First
board. Fred Homes, Floyd Car­
ter. Nell Dunn. Wade Wallis and
Herman Helm; counting board.
Mrs Mark True, chairman, Mrs
Anderson. judgev and Mrs Mary
Hash, Glen in low and Albert Ar­
nold.
• Mr and Mrs Mark True, with
Mr and Mrs Mike Tucker. Mrs
Claire Scott and Mr. and Mrs
Shorty Patton were picnicing at
Wagner creek Sunday
• Mr and Mrs Ix-e Wallis and
sons of Applegate spent Mother's
day with his parents. Mr and Mrs
Wade Wallis
• Mr and Mrs Stuart Hensen
and Thomas Merrican moved to
East Main street in Ashland Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Davis of Talent
have purchased the Merriman
home.
• Denver Kincaid was a dinner
guest Tuesday at the Archie Kin­
caid home.
• Mrs. Harold Greene and chil­
dren, Rodney Jr. and Marilou left
for their Tacoma. Wash., home
Thursday after visiting for two
weeks at the home of Mrs.
Greene's parents. Mr and Mrs
Henry Stenrud.
• The birthday club gave a party
Tuesday evening honoring Mr»
Wallis at her home Those en­
joying the evening with Mr. and
Mrs Wallis Included Mr. and Mrs
Archie Kincaid. Mr and Mrs Hen­
ry Stenrud. Mrs Greene and chil­
dren. Miss Marie Walker, Mr and
Mrs. Louis Pankey, and Miss
Gladys Whitson of Medford
• Mrs. R E. Bell received word
early Monday of the death of her
father at his home in Illinois
• Mr. and Mrs. Allan Miller left
Wednesday morning for their new
home in Seattle, Wash. A group of
their Bellview and Ashland friends
were pleasantly entertained at a
farewell party in their honor given
Tuesday night at th«- IMOM M Mr
Miller's sister. Mrs Swanson, in '
Ashland,
• Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sexton
and daughter of Klamath Falls
visited Wednesday at the home
of her parents, Mr and Mrs Ed
Grimm.
• Mr. and Mrs. Richard Joy and
Miss Adena Joy, who have been
vacationing at Lake o' the Woods,
returned to their homes Sunday
evening.
• Miss Veda Williams entertained
members of her graduating class
at Junior high Wednesday night. I
• A wedding reception was given
at the C. H Modrell home Sunday
evening following the marriage of
Miss Viola Knull, niece of Mrs.
Modrell, to Alman Archer of
Medford. One hundred 18 guests
were present and the Misses Iris
May and Marjorie Modrell were
flower girls
• Dexter Woodworth was at Isike
o’ the Woods Sunday.
• Miss Edna Hash, Robert R oa -
enbaum and Mr. and Mrs. Chester |
• Tuesday night members of the
senior class of Ashland high
school held a burn dunce at the
home of Dale Williams.
Hollis
Beasley of the faculty chaperoned
the affair.
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