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Saturday and Monday Food Bargains
A Grocery Store That Sells Groceries
BANANAS
4c
Pound
s
BULK
bulk
MACARONI
4 for 23c
LETTUCE, per head
BUNCH VEGETABLES, 2 for - 5c
ORANGES, 176 size, dozen - 23c
CUCUMBERS, home grown - 10c
AVOCADOS, each
5c
SPINACH, 4 pounds for - - 25c
BROOMS, Blind Kraft, each 49c
SUGAR io
WHITE HOUSE
Flour
49’ h
HARDWHEAT
Guaranteed to Be
Satisfactory for Any Kind
of Baking
Pounds
for.....
$1.89
$1.00
BOB WHITE
MEA1M)WBR(M)K
BLUE RIBBON
SOAP
10 bars 17c
CHEESE
pound 19c
MALT
63c
EXTRA SPECIAL
WHITE HOUSE
COFFEE
I, 2 AND 8-POUND
GLASS JARS
Save the jar for Fanning,
as any wide-niouth lid will
fit!
1 pound 26c
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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Friday, April 12, 1935
CELILO SALMON, 4 cans for 43c
BACON, Cudahy’s, pound
28c
Golden Bantam CORN, No 215c
ROYAL CLUB
DAINTY DIMPLE PEAS, No 218c
CHIN A PACKAGE
Mother’s Quick OATS, large 29c
MILK 4^„T
EAST SIDE MARKET
Wholesale and Retail
BEEF — VEAL
PORK—LAMB
POULTRY AND FISH
Phone 188—Free Delivery
About People You Know!
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• Miss Rost Aikins, whose par guests of their daughter and son-
ents have resided in Ashland for in-law, Mr and Mrs. S. A. Peters
many years, is now making a tour of Marshfield, Oregon.
around the world. She is now in • Eugene Clark, student of Lin
the vicinity of the South Sea Is field college in McMinnville, has
lands, being expected to arrive In been spending the spring vacation
Japan soon. Miss Aikins, an em at his home in Prospect, in Ash
ploye of a travel bureau in San land ax the guest of Ted Lock
Francisco, attended the Southern hart, and in Klamath Falla.
Oregon normal during the spring • Mrs W J Muori returned to
quarter of 1929.
her home in Ashland on Friday
• Bob Gilmore left for Lakeview from Los Angeles, where she has
Sunday to begin work in the lum spent the past three months.
ber mill there owned by H. L. De- • Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Gar riot t,
and small son, spent the past week
Armond of this city.
• Mrs. Gordon Pefley and baby at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. H
son, Gordon Jr., accompanied by Gillette. Mrs Garriott was foim-
Austin Parsons, returned to Port erly Marjorie Gillette.
land Sunday following a month's • Mr. and Mrs H. L. DeArmond
visit at the home of Mrs. Pefley's have been spending a few days at
mother, Mrs Jennie Hervey, of Corvallis with their daughters, Ar
Mountain avenue. Mr. Parsons re dis and Lovette. Ardis is the win
turned. home the middle of the ner of the Ashland better times
contest, sponsored by the mer
week.
• The rnardi gras festival spon chants of Ashland.
sored by the Sigma Epsilon Pl, wo • Up late? All night service at
men's scholastic society of the the Palace cafe in Yreka, Ashland,
normal school, was pronounced Medford and Grants Pass
successful by everyone attending. • Miss Virginia King, student of
Decorations in oriental designs, in Southern Oregon Normal school,
hangings, lamp shades, pagodas, recently enjoyed a week-end at
and vases of cherry blossoms made the home of Eugene Clarke's par
appropriate and beautiful settings ents in Prospect, and a week at
for a festival of the nature Music her home in Redding with her par
was furnished by Al Stewart’s or ents, Mr. and Mrs. Eitemiller.
chestra for a grand march, serpen • County Clerk George Carter of
tine and tag dances. Prizes for Medford was a visitor at* the
costumes were awarded to Beverly Southern Oregon Miner office last
Young, Bob Root, Bill Cook, Beth Saturday.
Cummings, Olive Hill, Gretchen • Elhart now is pretty well set-
Movius, Jerry I-atham, Audrey tied In bis new quarters in the En-
A mezzanine floor
Lofland, Alyce Anderson and Mary ders block.
Magoon. Feature numbers were has been installed in the rear and
presented by Beulah Heath and with the room in back of the
Tashika Takoa, accompanied by White jewelry store, it gives El
hart a fine store and display room
Ray Ix*wis at the piano.
• Mrs. Clyde Costolo entertained and adequate floor space. He an
the members of her Embroidery ticipates an increasing business in
club, at her home on Church street his new location.
Friday afternoon. Dainty refresh • Ashland high school will not
ments were served at the close of send its band to the state high
the afternoon amid beautiful schtsil band concert, according to
spring flowers. Those present were Principal B. C. Forsythe.
the Mesdames Frank Nelson. Alex • Mr. and Mis Paul Harmsen
Livingstone. O. W Long, Mary were up from Grants Pass over
Hale, Hal Emery, Phoebe Kaegi, the week-end to visit at the par
Lillian Freelan, Mark Smith. Wil) ental W. M Barber home and meet
Mitchell and the hostess, Mrs. Mrs. Harmsen's brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Talent,
Clyde Costolo.
• Mrs. Frank Fitch of the Cove who are here from San Antonio,
district is spending the week in Texas, on a vacation trip.
Ashland with her daughter, Mrs. • Mrs Terry Talent, Mrs. W. M
Barber and Mrs. Phil Stansbury
Charles Muscutt.
• All night service at the Palace drove to Grants Pass Thursday to
cafe in Yreka. Ashland, Medford spend the day with Mr. and Mrs
Paul Harmsen. Mrs. Harmsen is
and Grants Pass.
• Ed Coovling, brother of Mrs. a daughter of Mrs. Barber and
Al Jordan, and well known in Ash sister of Mrs. Harmsen.
land, had a narrow escape from • Mrs. Eugene Ritzinger and Mrs.
drowning in Alsea bay Sunday. He Frank Barnthouse returned Tues
and Melvin Burnett were crabbing day to Ashland from Spokane,
and a wave caught the boat and Wash., where they spent nearly a
whirled it around and a couple of week with their father, who was
other swells upset it. Wilson seriously injured when he fell from
Hayes, a Waldport fisherman who a roof which he was repairing. At
was crabbing nearby, succeeded tending physicians stated that he
in saving Burnett and Coovling would recover, but that he would
be in the hospital for at least six
^t the risk of his own life.
• The Grants Pass Masonic lodge weeks.
and the Grants Pass Courier cele- I • Loren Agee left the latter part
bra ted their 50th anniversaries I of this week for Roseburg, where
last week. Could it be called a I he will receive medical treatment
golden wedding?
I at the veterans hospital there.
• Mrs. F. C. Reimer of Talent is 1« Ray Shipman is spending a few
expected home this week from a days with his father in Ashland.
short visit to her daughter, who Shipman is a resident of Klamath
lives In Los Angeles.
Falls.
• Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Jones of • Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Brown of
Third street, returned last Thurs Beaumont. Calif., arrived at the
day evening from a two months Ashland hotel first of the week to
vacation in Los Angeles, Calif. visit their son, Chet Brow’n, owner
While there they visited Mr. and of the Ashland hotel garage and
Mrs. Thad Stevens of Tujunga, service station.
and friends in Wilmington and Re • Mrs. Hugh Gillette returned to
dondo. their former home.
Ashland Wednesday from San
• Miss Mary App of Klamath Francisco where she spent several
Falls has been the guest of Miss days with her brother-in-law.
Doris Hitchcock, of this city. Miss George V. Gillette, who has been
App has been teaching in Klamath in the Southern Pacific hospital for
Falls until recently, when illness some time.
compelled her to quit for a short , • Mrs. J. M. Ralston left Monday
while.
for Roseville, Calif., to visit her
• Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Butterfield son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
are spending two weeks as the1 Mrs. Richard Crowder and baby
NEW
PLAZA
MEAT
MARKET
CLOTHES?
Ck
No, Just
CLEANED
and
PRESSED
for
EASTER
Under Same
Management
We specialize in home-grown meat butchered by Ashland butchers
in our state-inspected slaughter house—we do not handle barn*
yard dressed meat.
SATURDAY SPECIAL
STEAKS, per pound
12c Pure Lard
ROASTS, pound, 8c to
IOC
STEW and BOIL, pound
WEINERS, per pound
15C
25C
BOLOGNA, 2 pounds
Kingan’s
LUNCH-LOAF HAMBURGER, 2 pounds - 25c
Be sure to try one of our Famous Cube Steaks
pound 30c
At No Extra Charge!
•
1
son. Mrs Ralston expects to re
turn to Ashland the last of the
I week.
• A large number of people vis
ited relief headquarters Thursday
for groceries. Two cans of roost
beef and two of evaporated milk
and a bag of garden seeds were
| given each applicant.
• County Assessor J. B. Coleman
was kept busy while in Ashland
Wednesday afternoon making
_ out
blanks for veterans and soldiers’
widows who sought exemption
from taxes.
• Don't wanna go home? Then
you can go straight to the Palace
cafe in Ashland. Yreka, Medford
and Grants Pass.
• Miss Ellen Ellis underwent a
major operation at the Commun
ity hospital on Monday night, and
is at present doing nicely. Miss
Ellis Is a teacher in the Talent
schools, and her place is being
filled temporarily by Mrs. H. C.
Galey.
• J. F. Stewart arrived in Ash
land on Monday to make his home
here, after making inquiries of
the Cham tier of Commerce as to
opportunities to be had in Ash
land Stewart is a former resident
of Pomona, Calif.
• Duke Lorton, who has been em
ployed for some little time by the
Lithia hotel, left Tuesday morn
ing for Klamath Falls, where he
has accepted a position in the
City Club. He will spend a few
days in San Francisco before tak-
ing over his duties.
• Mr and Mrs. C. J. Wolfe left
Monday for Portland and Seattle,
having been guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Rilling Schuerman since last
Thursday. On their return trip,
Mrs. Wolfe will remain as the
guest of Mrs. Schuerman and
other friends for a few days.
• Mrs. Roy Welch left Monday
for her home in Weed, Calif., after
spending several weeks at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Lusk,
of Van Ness avevnue, her brother
and sister-in-law.
• Miss Clara Braun, of Bismarck,
N. D., left Sunday for Lodi, Calif.,
to visit friends. Miss Braun has
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Hartley and upon her return
from California, will continue her
visit with them.
• Robert Bectel of Dunsmuir
spent the week-end with his sis
ter, Dorothy Bectel, and his aunt,
Mrs. Walter Bevington.
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
S AND W COFFEE
27c S 51c
K-C BAKING POWDER
25-ounce
Can.... ....
19c
INSTANT POSTUM
8-ounce
QQp
UdL
MATCHE8—
Carton........ ...
SHAKER SALT-
2 for.....................
22c
15c
SUG AK
IO pounds
50c
FLl'HRER'S CUP ('.AKES
GRAPEFRUIT. 70s
2^0
WE WILL DELIVER
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Phone 155
201 E. Main
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Phone 108
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857 EAST MAIN
hone 216
Ashland