Friday, February 22, 1935
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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es at a delightful valentine party and Warren Fitch were down from FOR SALK 200 gtaid used Urea f
and tubes; also an A-l trailer.
given at Miss Freeman’s home on their mountain home Wednesday
Sec us before you buy. Madden's
Nutley street Thursday evening • You need the Miner It digs
Games and contests furnished the for the news.
Tire Shop.
<f!0)
Interesting entertainment for the • S. D. Doremus went to Klam
niiTirn BY EDWINA JAMES
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evening in which the contestants ath Falla on business Wednesday, FOR TRADE Good ft-room house
in Medford for Ashland proper
• Miss Mary Magoon left for Sa-1 Mr. Harmsen is in charge of a scored points, the ones standing returning yesterday. Mrs Dor
ty; also house and 3 acres for
attle Thursday to attend a meet- I highway construction job
■■■*’ for a E. C.
<■> high receiving prizes For the girls. emus accompanied him.
rent, close in, for $10 per month
• Mrs. A. A. Madden and Mrs
ing of the northwest association Hall, contractor. Little Cozett re Miss Gertrude Wenner was high E. A. Conner were at Medford
See us first for imrgalna Reed
of physical training teachers, held mained with her grandparents till point, and Oscar Sliver for the Wednesday attending a club meet
and Robison.
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the
folks
get
settled
at
Grants
boys.
on Friday and Saturday. While in
ing.
Seattle, Mias Magix>n visited at Pass.
• Mrs. R. A Payne of Newport WILL TRADE Ashland suburban
highly improved X acres for
• Mrs. O. Drury, who has been at • The decorations were done in is visiting at * *■
the - home of - - her
her home with relatives.
the
valentine
idea
as
were
the
re
larger ranch suitable for grain
• At Thursday's meeting of the the Barber convalescent home, left freshments, nerved on a table cent sister. Mrs S. L. Allen, l‘tì I-aurei
and hogs; also Ashland residence
Elka Ladies' Card club, Mrs E. C. Friday for her home near Eugene red by cupidk' targets and pussy street, and with other relatives
for Medford residence. E. T Sta
and friends.
Gardner and Mrs. O. Penland were • Henry Sheets. veteran Ashland willows.
ples, Ashland. (>re
(f-!2*
A Few Cooking
• Mr. and Mrs W M Barber
logger,
has
sold
his
equipment
and
hostesses to eight tables of auction
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
W.
Fraley
Those
present
were
Geraldine
Apples, per box
leaves
this
week
for
Portland
CAMPANAS
BALM
Tin-
original
and cou tract bridge. Decorations
and Gertrude Wenner, Kathleen drove to Granta Paas Thursday to
skin softener, «pedal, 5lic Bol
and refreshments were done in ac where he expects to make his Cook. Janies McNair, Kenneth visit at the home of Mrs 1‘aul
Fancy Apples,
ton Drug store.
(f22)
cordance with the valentine idea. home with a sister.
Harnim'ti.
daughter
of
the
Barbera
Harris. Everett Nance. MacKenzie
Il pounds
Those receiving priaes were Mr. • A new horticultural venture is Roberson, Charles Warren, Mar Little Cozette Harmsen. who had ANYONE wishing help, male or
H. H. Gillette, contract, and Mrs. being tned out ill Ashland canyon garet Harrison, Oscar Silver and been staying with her grand|>ar-
female, inquire at the fret* em
We Deliver
Parker, auction. The tournament that may mean much to this sec the hostesses. Marjorie Freeman ents, went with theim to join her
ployment office at 343 East
parents.
Main.
in each is still holding high ln- tion. At least two people. John W. and Cleone Stoner.
• Every news item la a nugget
r
terest, and will be finished in the Lofftus and I. G. Kelts, have
for
the
Miner.
Bring
them
in.
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CONVALESCENT HOME
Aohlnnd*« leading
early i*art of March A business grafted filbert scions onto the com • Word has been received here of
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ln<le|>en<leiit
Granite, Ashland, cares for In
meeting of the club in the early mon wild hazlenut and they re the marriage in Reno, Nevada.
Service Station
Saturday.
February
16,
of
Wayne
valids
and
aged
at
$40
per
port
good
success.
Anyone
living
afternoon discussed the Elks dance
month and up; room and board,
to be given on the night of Feb in the edge of town and having Hill and Misa Ruby Schultz, both
light housekeeping rooms and
wild hazlenuts oil their place might of Yreka. Mr Hill is a former
ruary 23 in the Elks ballroom.
Ashland boy, son of Mr. and Mrs.
cabins available.
(flAtf)
• The social circle of Neighbors well try the experiment.
of Woodcraft were entertained on • G. D. Kelts, living up Ashland Thomas Hill. 143 Granite street,
On the Boulevard
200 tiers of black oak
New deals to the contrary not
Thursday by Mrs. Roy Parr Sr. canyon, is erecting a new chicken and attended school in Ashland. He WANTED
and
laurel
wood.
Whittle
Trans
withstanding, there'll always be
at a covered dish dinner at 12:30 house and will specialize in fhe is in the grocery business in Yreka
fer Co , 80 Oak street.
(f22) those who never K't tlie jack.
with his father. The young couple
Following the dinner was a short heavy strains of poultry.
will reside in Yreka.
WANTED — Wood cutters on Weston Leader.
business session, presided over by • Who is the oldest native inhabi-
•
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hill. 143
shares; fir, four miles out. Ad
Mrs Lucille Dozier, vice president tant of Ashland? J. W. Loftus.
dress box C, the Miner.
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of the club. Games were played 538 Granite street, was born over Granite street, expect to leave
about the middle of March on an
70
years
ago
on
the
upper
part
of
featuring Valentine and Washing
Paper hanger to take
automobile trip. They WANTED
ton's birthday. Prizes for the first the block on which the Lithia ho extended
pay in wood; also young man
will
go
to
Miami.
Florida,
and
or woman to study principles in
game went to Mrs Flora Morrison, tel is situated. His father later
It's time to be thinking about your lawn.
thence to Washington, D.C., and
cooperation, job when qualified
high, and Mrs. Ada Gandee. sec built the house just north of the later visit in Virginia. They ex
BENT GRASSES—KENTUCKY BLUE GRASSES
Ask for Mr. Reece at the Fix-It
end.
For the second game, Jordan electric building. Let us pect to be absent about three
WHITE DUTCH LAWN ('M)VEKH
shop, East Main.
(f22)
LAWN MIXTURES
Mrs. Myrtle Mayberry and Mrs hear from other old natives.
months.
Ada Gandee. high, and Mrs. Laura 1 • J. C. Hamaker, who has been
FOR SALE Thoroughbred wire
•
Mrs.
Arnold
Cummins,
formerly
LAWN MORCROP
Abbot and Mrs. Alma Hall, low absent from work at the General Miss Jeanette McCaw, returned to
hair terrier, perfect marking,
good pet for children. For fur
score. The afternoon was interest Service station for the last four her home in Silverton, Oregon, af
50-pound Bag $1.50
ther information phone or call
ingly spent by 20 members of the or five days because of illness, re ter spending 10 days with her sis
LAWN
ROLLER FOR RENT
at the Miner, 170, Ashland (f22)
turned to work on Monday morn ter. Mrs. Marcella Scribner, and
club.
friends.
• Mr. and Mrs H O. Frohbach ing.
FOR SALE Cabin on Rogue river
of Medford were guests at the • Mrs. Erford Poole has returned • Miss Audra Wagner was able
near Shady Cove, fine location,
to
return
to
her
class
at
the
Wash
well built, comfortable, no tum
Thomas H. Simpson home Satur to her school at Mapleton, follow
ington
school
Wednesday
after
bledown shack but a good house
ing several weeks absence due to
day evening.
having been absent since last Fri
in any neighborhood; will con
• A personal letter from Louis F. a recent appendicitis operation. day with the flu.
sider good car as part payment.
Talcott, former Ashland boy now Her place was filled by Mrs. Dale • The WHMS of the Methodist
Further information at the Min
with the band of Tom Mix circus Burns of Ashland.
church had as its guests Monday
er. phone 70, Ashland.
(f22)
and wild west show, states that • The Girls league of the Senior Miss Helen Johnson, deaconess of
the show will be through here, high school gave another of their Pittsburgh. Pa., and Mrs Goodall BARGAINS in uaed furniture; get
busy. Parr's Trade Shop, on the
showing either at Ashland or Med delightful affairs Thursday eve of Medford, a former deaconess
Plaza
(f22)
ford. It is one of the largest truck ning. This party was planned for Luncheon was served at 12. Mrs.
E. T. Newbry in charge, with the
shows in the United States. Louis the new girls of the school to assistance
of Mrs. Don Faber and
says Tom Mix takes care of his make them more easily acquainted Miss Mary Mack.
people the best of any showman with the older girls. The party
Mrs F. L Nutter, president,
The Home of
in the country, according to the was presented as a valentine af called the meeting to order at 2
concensus of trouper opinion. He fair, entertainment and refresh o'clock, with Mrs. W. A. Patrick
“BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE”
says that everything points to a ments in ■ harmony with the as prayer leader. Mrs. Nutter in
troduced Miss Johnson, speaker of
scheme.
splendid show this season.
• Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Radcliffe • A business meeting was called the day. who told of the many KNIGHT’S CATSUP
•
and new developments
left Sunday for an auto trip to to order by Dorothy Bums, presi changes
Per bottle
lOV
that
bave
taken
place
in
the
great
Portland and other northern points dent of the league and it was de work which the WHMS is carry
and expect to be away several cided at this time to hold a contest ing on. She told also of the im
POTATOES, V. 8.
by having a motto made by each provements that have been made
weeks
• Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harmsen. girl from the words "Ashland in the schools and s< idtlement No. la, 50 |H>und<t
who have been occupying an apart High.” The best one to be writ- houses of the cast and nowW on
ment at the home of her parents, ten will be used by the league in her extensive travels throughout APRICOTS
the east she had seen great prog 2> j site tin
Mr and Mrs. W M Barber, left following years.
ress made in all divisions of this
Sunday for Grants Pass, where • Miss Cleone Stoner and Miss noble
work.
they will reside for a few months. Marjorie Freeman were co-hostess-
A new organization was formed
LOG CABIN SYRUP QQn
under the name of Queen Esther, Medium tin ...........
0 W
which will hold its first meeting
Monday, February 25, with Mrs
Don Faber and Mrs. Wayne as DEL ROGUE STRING
counsellors. Any girls from 12 to BEANS, No. 1 tin
18 years of age may attend this
meeting.
WE HAVE THE RELISH
• A group of friends, honoring DISHES
AS ADVERTISED ON
Mrs. Ed Miller Jr., entertained at
BISQUICK DEAL!
a luncheon Saturday at the home
See the Special Display at the
of Mrs. Millard Grubb. Following
the delightful 1 o'clock luncheon,
Big Open Front
contract was played for the re
WE WILL DEUVEK
mainder of the afternoon. As hon
YOUR ORDER
OUR MEAT MARKET PAYS CASH
oree, Mrs. Miller received a lovely
FOR
ASHLAND-PRODUCED MEATS
gift and also high score award.
The guests honoring Mrs. Miller
We Give Alaska Trip
were Mesdames Dom Provost, W.
E Bartlett, Harvey Woods, Millard
Contest Coupons
Grubb, Elwood Hedburg, Gerald
Wenner, Howard Hobson, Hubert
Southern Oregon’s Leading Food Merchants
Bentley and Clyde Young.
Phone 153
201 E. Main
• Max Guiley and Lyle Reeder
xoent the last week at Lake o’ the
Prescription Pharmacy
Woods, cutting a summer supply
FREE DEUVERY-PHONE 75
275 EAST MAIN
of ice. They are staying at the
Guiley ranch for the winter.
Where You Get Most for Your Money Every Day in the Week
• W. M. Poley returned to Ash
land
Tuesday
morning
with
his
HONEST VALUE
HONEST PRICES
aunt, Mrs I. W. Thomas of Med-
TOM CARTER’S
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ford, from Portland where they
61 North Main
have spent the last three weeks.
Phone
Mrs. Thomas will remain at the
• Ashland
Poley home for an indefinite stay.
Oregon
• Miss Jean Claycomb, who re
cently underwent a major opera
tion at the local Community hos
Gas—Oil—Tires—Hay—Grain
pital, returned to her home on
Concentrated Retail Facilities
Hillcrest Tuesday. She is progress
ing nicely, hoping to be back in
Enables Us To Sell for Less
school within the next two weeks.
• Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Platte, form
Open Sundays!
er residents here, returned to Ash
land Wednesday from
Palm
Springs, Calif. They have taken
Bird Seed, 2 1-lb. pkgs and 10c
MEAT MARKET
an apartment at 153 Granite
street.
On Pacific Highway
Bird Gravel................................. 21c
South of City Limite
SATURDAY SPECIALS
• Mr. and Mrs. D. Perozzi went
to San Francisco last week and,
Hamburger Steak, 3 pounds....... 25c Sliced PiBeapple, No. 2*/t tin....... 18c
ANCHOR BRAND
GOODRICH
according to the Morning Ore
2 for..............................................35c
Boiling Beef, per pound, 6c to..... 9c
gonian, were passengers on the
STOCK AND POULTRY
TIRES AND
Pineapple,
No. 1 flats, sliced,
steamship California when it
FEED
TUBES
Morrells Shankless Shoulders, lb 19c
sailed from Frisco Friday for New
crushed
or
tidbits, 3 for....
25c
Morrells Pride Hams, none better,
York. The trip will be through the
Green
Cut
Beans,
No.
2
tins
10c
canal, return being on the Penn
half or whole, per pound........22’/2c
sylvania, also of the Panama Pa
10c
Morrells Bacon, light or heavy, Chipped Beef Tomatoes, No. 21/2 tins..........
cific line.
—we slice It for you. Lunch Meats and Pickles Whole Kernel Corn, dry pack, 3 .50c
• Mr. and Mrs. Charles Muscat
HERBERT’S
TWO STORES
About People You Know!
'A
Classified Ads
H. J. CARTER
LAWN GRASS SEEDS
TED’S FEED AND SEED STORE
ASHLAND
GROCETERIA
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
Sliced 9e
49c
MY-T-IINE
20c
Try the
COFFEE
19c per pound
9c
ADDIS DRUG STORE
FIRST
for Drug and Sundry Specials
SCHUERMAN’S
GROCERY
ADDIS DRUG STORE
BARNTHOUSE MEAT MARKET
SATURDAY SPECIALS
BEEF ROAST
12c
10e
and
SIRLOIN
STEAKS, lb 15Ç
VEAL
STEAKS, lb.
VEAL
STEW, pound
12c
7c
I
Grocery and Meat Market
BELLVIEW FEED & SEED CO
PHONE 12
HARDY AHO WOLTERS
S tearns
ONE STOP SERVICE
WE DELI V ER
Unsliced 8c
GROCERIES
HOUSEHOLD
STEPLADDERS
MADE BY ZOSS
A Few of the Many Specials in High Quality Meats
at Low Prices
4 foot.............. $1.25
5 foot.............. $1.50
6 foot.............. $1.75
OUR FAMOUS TOMATO SAUSAGE
RABBITS AND POULTRY
Wick's Furn. Store
Our warehouse is crowded, we want to do
some remodeling, so for this month we will
sell flour:
49-pound sacks at $1.53 and..... $1.60
Kerrs Best Hotcake Flour, 10 lbs 50c
Kerrs Rolled Oats, quick or reg
ular, 9-pound bag........................ 40c
Sugar, 20 pounds....................... $1.00
(100-lb. bags low as NRA allows)
K-C Baking Powder, 50-oz. tin....35c
Alaska Salmon, No. 1 tall, 2 for .25c
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Red Cherries, No. 2 tin.................. 15c
Strawberries, just like fresh ones,
PPF tin ......................................... 18c
Coffee—It’s Good, 2 pounds....... 35c
Coffee—The Best, 1 pound pkg.__25c
Coffee—MJB, Maxwell House and
Hills Bros., 1-pound tin............ 31c
Oranges, 126 size, per dozen
25c
Oranges, 288 size, 2 dozen.....
25c
Frexh Spinach, Turnip«, Carrots, Rutabegas,
parsnips and other fresh Vegetables
BAKERY GOODS OF ALL KINDS
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