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PAGE ETGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 193(5. LEVERETTE BUYS LOT IN ASHLAND A nnouncement wu made today that Walter H. Lovcrotte, Medford buslneM organizer, has purctiaaed part of the vacant lot next to the Jordan Electric company In Ashland from O. M. Oreen. Mr, leveret te bought the property Just before leaving for the east and did not state what hit Intentions were regarding possible development of the land or the erection of a building thereon. After buying the land In 1938 Mr. Oreen Improved the Jot by excavating It to sidewalk level. . . f Ante' ope ANTELOPE, Nov. 20. (8pl.) Carl Von der Hcllrn underwent a major opi-rallon at the Sacred Heart hoa- pltal November 1. Ha U slowly Im proving. It U hoped by hla many friend, that ha will aoon recover. Mr, and Mra. J. A. Wood attended th carnival at Eagle Point Novem ber 13. Harve Stanley was re-elected di rector of the Eagle Point Irrigation district for the next three yeara, Thoae attending the recreational club at the Orange hall November 11 from Antelope were Prank Brown, Newton Allen, Alice Allen, Frances and Jean Beck, Marie Wood, Maxlne Yorton, Byron Yorton, Mrs. Ruby Rlgga and daughters and Bill Blgham and daughter. Mrs. Joe Arena la aerloualy 111 at her horns. She la under the care of a Medford doctor. Jim Lawrence returned horn No vember 3 from tha hoapltal, whera ha has been confined since September 1, Ladles of Antelope are aervlng the pupils at the school a hot dish dally, Walter Van Rheen of Eagle Point, who passed away last week end. waa burled In the Antelope cemetery No vember 13. The sympathy of the district is extended to the bereaved family. Turkey picking la In full awing In this neighborhood. Although turkey prices aren't so high this year the farmers still think they will coma out anead. ' Antelope Literary olub met Novem ber 13. The program waa aa follows: Piano solo, Mra. Gertrude Oreb: vocal solo, Miss Mary Ann Ostes, accom panied by Mia Ohloe Cllenburg of Medford (Miss Ellenburg and Miss Dates will be remembered for their part In the operetta at the Medford high school laat year); vocal solos, by Hazel and Annabelle Rlggs, ao companed by Miss Oreb. Those taking part In the Antelope Dude Ranch act: Outtara were played by Dick Bain, nuby Rlggs and Bill Walsh; harmonicas, Mrs. 8. w. Bam and Annabelle Rlggs; ac- oordlan, Oeorge McLaln. James Bslre and Dick Baize sang several numbers which were enjoyed by all. BUI Gates gave a talk on Thanksgiving. This was certainly enjoyed by all, and everyone looks forward to Mr, Gates returning again soon. The literary committee wishes to thank those who helped on the program. James and Dick Balsa sang at Valentine's cafe Armlatlce Day. Mrs. Mary McDowell and daughter are apendlng a few daya with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Jacks of Reese Creek. Thoae attending the box social at Antelope November 18 from the va rious places were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Oatea and daughter, Miss Chloe Cl lenburg. Mr. and Mrs., 8. W. Bslze and sons, Dtck and Jamesr and Miss Linda Wright, all of Medford; Jean Clark and Mra. T. A. Askew of Reese Creek; Mr, and Mrs, BUI Perry, of Eagle Point; Mra. W. H, Wright and daughters of Bdownsboro. Ladles' social club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Walsh November 13. It was "husbanda' day." Men present were Burt Burkhart, Ben Os wald, Henly Owens, BUI Blgham and Tom Hatlett. Women visitors wen Mrs. W. H. Wright of Brownsboro, Mra. Bullock and Mrs. Wayman Bar man of Medford. Mrs. Blgham la a sister of BUI Walsh. ' Table Rock TABLE ROCK. Nov. 20. (Spl) The long unbroken wave of dry weather Is seriously retarding farm operations here and unless rains are coming very soon there will be a small acreage of fall sown raln. The usual fall pasture also failed to materialize on account of no early rains and some stockmen have alre&dy commenced feeding their winter's supply of hay, Several cars of fat lambs were shipped recently to the San Fran elsco markets by sheep men In this district. Mra. A. h. Seabrooke Is making an extended visit with relatives ,ln California. Mi-, and Mrs, M. B, Chase return ed recently from a several months' visit with relatives and friends In the New England state. J. U Nealon has begun the annual winter feeding of beef cattle. ' The regular monthly meeting of the Table Rook Community club will be held at the school house Friday night, November 20. Instead of the; usual business meeting and program1 the evening will be spent by the members In partaking of a bountiful! Thanksgiving dinner. The committee i In charge of the dinner asks eech! one to bring table service. j Several local ladles attended, the cooking demonstration at Sams Val ley last Friday. Little Dannie" Cupid has been working overtime Among Table Rock- eri, Judging from the number of re cent marriages concerning people from this community. Weddings dur. Ing the last month were those of Howard Oault and Edith Sage. Olen Wilson and Jessie Seabrooke and Claude Wilson and Remo Klmes. Mr and Mrs. Oault are making their home In Medford, Mr, and Mrs. Olen Wilson are living In Seattle, Wash., and Mr. and Mrs, Claude Wilson will reside In Medford. C. W. Be has been working In Medford. helping remodel the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Oault. At the laat regular Community club meeting the following officers were elected : president, Mrs. Mar garet Russell; vice -president, Mrs. Lata Kyle, and secretary -treasurer, Miss Avis Ayers. Several from this community are busily engaged In picking turkeys. Building activities have taken quite a spurt here. E. C. Hamilton !s-excavating for a new dwelling nouse. Lloyd Hamlin Is hauling lumber for some' now buildings on hla ranch, while re-roofing and construction of a garage la going ahead at the Nealon ranch. Thorson Brothers of Beall Lane have flnlahed pulling 17 acres of ap ple trees for C. W. Carlton. Mrs. Schaffer has had five or six acres of .young pear tree tcken out at her orchard. -Mrs. Una Inch visited the school Monday. Walter W. Rose, of Orlando, Fla., president of the National Association of Real Estate Boards, says today resi dential properties of the United States are 97 per cent occupied, as nearly as can be estimated. Fragrance and flavor should blend V like a songUn a cup ofcoffee. When d & & the aroma from your cup is as rich as the flavor - - it's Schilling:. Schilling Coffee Another one for Drip Saturday to Wednesday NOV. 21st to 25th SBaasBH. -aaaaasaBBaSBSBaaaMaaaaBBaaat WMaaaBBaaBsaaBBSBBBBBBBBBHSKBBBaiaMaaH . SISBMSsSHEBsV HVEIii COMMUNITY BUILDERS, W'L COAST TO COAST Saturday to Wednesday NOV. 21st to 25th al W ' W e Plan jour Thanksgiving dinner around a big Tom Turkey . . . wtth all the wnable freh foods that have ju.t been harvested. You'll find a complete selection on sale at your nearest IGA Store this week at money-saving prices ! m SALAD DRESSING, Quart .. 39c V ROYAL CLUB Extra Large RIPE OLIVES large tin 1 dC MINCE MEAT ... 2 ibs. 23c 37c COFFEE RED "A" . lb. 17c RED "A" 3 lbs. 51c BLUE "G"..lb. 21c PEAK . lb. tin 27c DE LUXE lb. tin 29c Woodbury's FACIAL SOAP 3 bars 25c Filtered Sunshine DOLE'S Pineapple GEMS 1 No. iyz can and 3 pkgs. IGA GELATIN DESSERT for MARASCHINO CHERRIES 5 oz. 1Qc OLD MONK Stuff ed Olives 3H oz. 2 for 23c IGA Lime Rickey or Gingerale Large 29 os. bottl 2 for 39, SUNSHINE KR1SPY CRACKERS Big 1 pound 1 "7 package . . 1 IGA TOMATO SOUP a I c jr.. viw. mr . i i ' .iid I PLUMP, TENDER BIRDS" pHTT I At Lowest Market Prices Fl!$Cw CjoA VH Cranberry Sauce 17 oz. can 18c S&P J3 Shredded Wheat 2 for 25c - Us Thee Shredded Wheat Biscuits in Your Turkey Dressing IGA Pitted Dates 10 oz. pkg. 13c IQA Unpitted Dates U2 ib. pkg. 21c Peel, Orange, Lemon, Citron . lb. 28c IOA FANCY Shrimp . IOA Oysters . IOA Pumpkin No. 1 can 14c No. 1 can 2 for 2$C No. 21 2 can IOC IOA Wheat Putts . . 2 pkgs. 17c FRUITS and VEGETABLES 10 ounce cans 19 IOA CAKE FLOUR, . 40 oz. 21c IOA BAKING POWDER 1 Ib. 17c ROYAL CLUB Baking Chocolate y2b. 11c CHOCOLATEDrops 2ibs.18c GUM DROPS . 2 lbs. 21c Hard Mixed Candy 2!bs. 18c White Rock Water 12 oz. 18c SUNKIST VALENCIA ORANGES, 288s.. 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