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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (April 5, 1935)
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Friday, April S, 1935 1 PHONE YOI It OKDEIl FREE DELIVERY Saturday and Monday Food Bargains We have no ballyhoo to Hell, therefore we devote this advertising space to groceries: White House llardwlicat FLOUR ,,.$1.89 ■ l MEADOW BROOK CHEESE Pound 19c COFFEE Chase and Sanborn«’» Dated, l-|><Hind tin ............. TRACT 1* 1 POUNDS PURITAN MILK 4 for 25c RAISINS 29e BIRDSEED 1 lb. 7e $1.00 SUGAR DEL MONTE CANNED FOODS VEGETABLES LETTUCE 5e CATSUP ARTICHOKES 5c SALMON, 1 pound - 19c AVOCADOS 5e PINEAPPLE tidbits 5 oz 9c 15e ASPARAGUS, 2 IL 1 Sc Pineapple Juice, 8 oz 9c Bunch Vegetables 2 for Sc Sliced Peaches No 1 tall 13c ORANGES, size 176 23c GRAPEFRUIT No. 213c SPINACH, 4 pounds 25c Sliced Peaches No 2| 21C uli............... . e "1" COFFEE In a Gias* Jar 29e FLOUR 49’s $1.46 I BUI Ji BOUQUET MACARONI 4 lbs. 23c 1 TOMATO JUICE E3Ä-. 25c EAST SIDE MARKET Wholesale and Retail BEEF — VEAL PORK — LAMB POULTRY AND FISH Phone 188—Free Delivery PLAZA MEAT MARKET Under Same Management have different grades of meat at different prices. Here you can get the piece of meat to fit your pocketbook! DRESSED CHICKENS ON HOUR’S NOTICE SATURDAY SPECIAL 12c Pure Lard IOC 6C 15C 25C BOLOGNA, 2 pounds HAMBURGER, 2 pounds - 25e STEAKS, per pound ROASTS, pound, 8c to STEW AND BOIL, pound WEINERS, per pound Kingan’H LUNCH-LOAF pound 30c Be sure to try one of our Fames Cube Steaks At No Extra Charge! Page 3 About People You Know! EDITED BY EDWINA JAMES _________ cal society, met last Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. Effie Thurston to celebrate the arrival of the society at the age of one I year. A fine musical program was given and a very pleasant even ing was spent. • Mrs E F Miller has been suf fering with a badly sprained ankle since last Friday. The sprain was thought to be due either to a cramp in the foot or numbness from lack of circulation. • Viola Mayberry is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. May berry of Alida street, during her two weeks vacation from a nurs ing school in San Francisco. • Mrs Inez Glaisyer was a guest for a short while at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hardy. Mrs. Glaisyer is a resident of Coquille, Oregon. • Mrs w. A Patrick left for Corvallis on Wednesday morning to spent! the Easter vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Patrick, her son and daughter-in-law. • Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Moody visited in Ashland Wednesday en route to Salem from the valley where they had spent a few days. Mrs. Moody is the former Regina Johnson. • Mrs. Louis Dodge returned to her home after a two weeks ab sence in Portland and Corvallis. While In Corvallis she visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Durgan, her son- in-law and daughter. • Ivan Keeney, Bob Yeo, and vulesccnt horn»- with her small son John Edwards returned to Wil- who is convalescing from a severe iamette University on Haturday attack of measles, scarlet fever morning, following a visit with i and whooping cough. their parents during spring vaca • Mrs Annie Applegate Halferty tion. died at her home in Klamath Falls • W G. Hander went to Portland last Saturday night. She was the on Haturday to attend the state daughter of Captain O. C. Apple florist convention. He stayed three gate, well known Southern Oregon days, visiting his daughter, Mary Pioneer and a niece of Mrs. J. M. Louise Sander, of the St. Vincents Wagner and a cousin of Mrs Ernil Hospital. Piel and Miss Lydia McCall. • Mr. and Mis. Milo O’Harra and • The social dance of the Bell Mr. and Mrs. R D. Gano left Sat view grange, scheduled for tonight urday to enjoy a week’s vacation has been postponed till next Fri in lx>s Angeles. day night, April 12. • David Johnson, well-known in • Among the Ashland people Ashland, and prominent student shopping in Medford during the of Willamette University visited week were noted Mrs. Steve Zar- friends here Friday, enroute to ka, Mrs. Violet McClelland, Mrs. Salem from Dunsmuir, where he H. H. Palmer, Mrs. C. M. Bomar spent some time with his parents, and Miss Jane Sugg. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Johnson • The Women's Benefit Associa <> Jack Enders returned to Eu tion will meet with Mrs. Walter gene on Sunday, following a Bevington on 2nd street Wednes week's visit with his parents, Mr. day, April 10, 7:30 p. m. and Mrs. H. G. Enders. • Misses Marietta Whitney and • Mrs. Emma McKibben returned Nancy Gill were down from Port to her home here after a five land spending the week end with month's absence on a trip wheih their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don covered many points in Ohio and Whitney and Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Gill. California t> Mrs. W. S Stennet was hostess • Miss Gertrude Ahlstrom, at for the meeting of the Neighbors present teaching in Medford, spent of Woodcraft Social Circle on the week-end with her mother, Thursday last, with a covered dish Mrs. F. J. Ahlstrom. dinner preceding the regular pro 4 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Barrett gram. Decorations in al) kinds of spent Saturday and Sunday with spring flowers made the table and Mrs. Barrett's parents, Mr. and > rooms fragrant and beauitfu). Mrs. R. E Stevens of Wightman ( There were three visitors and six street. Mr. Barrett is a teacher at I teen members present for the Eagle Point. 12:30 dinner and the regular busi • Mr. and Mrs. C. E Nesbitt of I ness session and social hour which Tennant, California visited friends 1 followed. here and with Mrs. F. M. Fillson, | • Pete Beers of Klamath Falls who has been in the Sacred Heart was a visitor In Ashland over the Hospital for some time under: week-end He Is a brother of Mrs. treatment folowing a major opera-1 P. D. McDougal of Nursery street. tlon. • Mr and Mrs. Eddie Atchison • Perry Ashcraft and Dom Pro- ‘ and Mr. Atchison's mother were vost left for San Francisco Satur-I visitors In Ashland Sunday from day on a short business trip. Klamath Falls. • Mr. and Mrs. Howard Miller; • A new storm sewer is being spent Sunday with Miss Edna Go- | installed at the comer of East heen whom they knew in North Main and Gresham streets. Dakota for quite some time before • The fire department was called she came to Ashland. to 200 Mountain avenue Saturday • Wendell Ritzzinger of Portland, forenoon when a flue back fired. spent the week-end with his par Practically no damage was done. ents in Ashland. • Mrs. Mary R. G. Freeman and • Miss Beverly Young enter son. Edwin Freeman, returned the tained a group of friends at her last of the week from Seattle home at 42 Third street, following where they have been living for the Normal Mixer given by the some time. They are stopping at Theta Delta Phi fraternity for the home of her son, R. G. Free out-of-town members. Those pres man Their stay in Ashland is in ent with the hostess, Miss Young, definite. were Beth Cummings, Rachel For • Mrs. Julia Henderson, who has sythe. Bob Root, George Smith, occupied one of the Barber cabins and from Monmouth, Dick Black, at 153 Granite street for some Tom Covey, and Paul Schoenburg. time, left Sunday night by train • Mrs. Marshall Barber enter for her home in California. She tained at her home, 42 Second st., 1 was much improved in health by last Friday afternoon from 3:30 to her sojourn in Ashland. 5 o'clock in honor of the seventh 1 • Mr and Mrs. Paul Harmsen birthday _ of her daughter ___ ____ Rose J and little Cozette, were up from Marie. Games were played and re Grants Pass for the week end with fresh *——*■— —•- ------— -• of Birthday men ts consisting Mrs Harmsen's parents. Mr. and cake punch and Easter candies. Mrs W M. Barber. Those present included Rose Ma • The Jordan Cabinet works is rie Barber. Sharon Scofield, Golda building a fine specimen cabinet Mantz, Mauryne Burton, Lucy for the Southern Oregon Normal Katherine Taylor. Milo Gribb, Al school. ice Clary and Margaret Allen • Mrs. Arthur Palmer of Klam Barber. ath Falls is at the Barber con- • The Teladelphian, Talent musi- SATURDAY SPECIALS WHITE EAGLE Hard» heat Flour Q4 19 |M>und» tDJLedtP K-C BAKING POWDER 25-ounce 4 Can............................... ldt CLOROX— Quart size 14c WHITE WONDER SOAP 9 bars QHf* for only................. UVv DEL MONTE PEACHES No. size WHITE BEANS— 4 Qp 1 pounds___________ AlFlz FLl IIRER'S CUP CAKES S. 23c WE WILL DEIJVEB YOUR ORDER SCHUERMAN’S GROCERY Phone 155 201 E. Main Where You Get Most for Your Money Every Day in the Week We Deliver Free—Phone 95 S tearns 61 North Main Ashland Oregon Grocery and Meat Market C&H Sugar, Saturday, 25 lbs. $1.25 Fancy Sliced Beets, No. 2 tin, 10-pound bag....................... 50c 2 for............................................... 25c Del Monte Spinach, No. 21/t tin, Golden “C”, 21 pounds............. $1.00 2 tins for............. . ....................... 27c Leslie’s Salt, 2’/?-lb. sack.............. 7c 4 2,/j-pound sacks...................... 25c Palace Oysters, 2 tins for.......... 27c 8-pound sacks............................ 19c Little Neck Clams, large tins, 2 for............................................... 35c Coffee that is good—we giind it fresh for you, 2 pounds............ 35c Swift’s Premium Corned Beef, per tin.......................................... 15c Coffee, there is none better, per Morrell’s Vienna Sausage, 3 tins 25c pound package ...........................25c Dried Beef, 2 glasses.................... 25c Soda Crackers, 3-lb. box.............. 38c Corn Beef Hash, 3 cans................25c Delicious Flake Butters, pkg........ 17c 25c Savery Mushrooms, 3 tins Graham Crackers, 2-lb box.......... 25c 25c Green Olives, 2 jars............ Fig Bars, per pound.......................10c Lindsay’s Large Ripe Olives, tall Ginger Snaps, 10 dozen 25c tin ................................................. 15c Thompson’s Malted Milk and Milk Heinz Chili Sauce, large bottle....21c Shaker ........................................ 49c Spaniola Sauce, bottle 11c, 3 bot Vermont Maid Maple Syrup, jug 20c tles for...........................................31c Karo, 10-pour.d pail......................72c Ginger Ale, 12-oz. bottle, 3 for 25c Pineapple, No. V/g tin, 2 for 35c Bananas, fancy fruit, per pound.. 5c Small tins, 3 for................. .25c Oranges, large, sweet, juicy ones, Strawberries, like fresh ones, No. per dozen, 25c and...................... 35c 2 tin, 18c, 2 tins for.................. 35c Lettuce, large crisp heads 5c Pitted Red Cherries, for sauce or 15c Cauliflower, large heads. pies, No. 2 tin 13c, 2 tins for ...25c Rhubarb, pound 7c, 4 pounds..... 25c Asparagus, all green tips, 2 tins 25c MANY OTHER FRESH VEGETA Large white, No. 2 tin.............. 20c BLES AT LOWEST PRICES!
