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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (May 17, 1935)
Friday, Muy 17, 1935 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Pag« 2 About People You Know ASHLAND GROCETERIA “WE SELL FOR LESS” Complete Food Market Bargains Jr JT EE FREE DEMONSTRATION SATURDAY MATCHES Full Count 6 boxes 21C 27C 1 Granulated SOAP ' ■ V Pound 53c 2 pkgs. Two Purchaaed j ■ Large Box FREE With Ruch En TOILET 8VN BIUTE BOB WHITE PALMOLIVE TISSUE 5 rolls 21c CLEANER 4 cans 15c SOAP 10 bars 17c SOAP 5 bars 25e I MEAT MARKET SPECIALS CRACKERS 3 lbs. 37c SALTED OR PLAIN Armour’s Shortening Mild Hams-Sugar Cured | I ■ I I I •Mina Evelyn Doaa underwent a nuij.u opvuilion nt the Community hospital <>n Saturday, with Doctors c A Haines and Harvey Woods attending. • Among the Ashland people attending the opera. "Fra Diavolo" In Medford were seen: Dr. and Mra H G. Itarkwill. Mrs Mabel llutcmun. J W McCoy and Fran- cen McCoy. Charlotte Wolters, Mr. and Mr« E M Wallin. Mrs Ber- th« Denton. Dr. anti Mr«. E A. Woods. Mrs. E O. Smith. O. F. Carson. Mina Imogene Wallace. Gcotgc Wallin <■ I >1 Mattle It Shaw, and Mlaa l>orothy Roynolda^^ Mm Bertha i»enton wna one lli<- b<-in of the ten piece orci^^fl estra. which, with the 40 voices Ir^^F the chorus, was praised very high- I I • Mr and Mra A C Cummings I «nd «on sjient the week-end In 9 Ashland attending the programs I prepared by the Son« students for I parent« The Cummings family are N from Klamath Falls. I • Mra A II Peachey of IJncoln N i street recently tripped over a wire I surrounding a flower tied at her I home. br> iking a rib and Buffering I* a severe shaking-up. /■ I • Mina ........ thy i'i'.co. .Sons stud- M I mt. had as her guest for the week- I , nd hsr mother, Mra Pries I Klamath Falls. who attenda^^^ I events at I'aicnts' week end I • Ray Shipman of Klamath FalO^^F I -¡..nt the smell end In A ah land vls- I It Ing friends I • Mr and Mra Arthur Coggins I!have nn their guests for a week fl I or more Mr Coggins* father. 1. Y. W II Coggins of Berkeley. I • Mra S E Neese and Hasel II Neese of Oakland. California. I s|a*nt some time in Ashland re- lleently. attending tlie funeral of I Mra Lottie llnah. a former close I friend. Mlaa Neeae teaches school I in Oakland • Con C and Maude S Callaghan , were registered at the Ashland I Hotel for the week end. to attend the Sons programs K to 10 Pound Average SALMON RAISINS I I I I I ] Spend the Day With Us and Take Advantage of Our Dated for Freshness I I II I I FREE COFFEE ARD CHEESE SANDWICHES SATURDAY CHASE AND /'■''/"YCTT'C'T? SANBORN 9 I I 9 24 le per pound l-lb. Flat«. Medium Red 2 cans 25c Home Product MO<* FRESH CHICKEN LEGS 5 for 10c Cheese ib. 19c Choice j HALIBUT FRESH FILLET SOLE 19e 1 per pound FREE DEMONSTRATION SATURDAY Groceteria Sped COFFEE Lemon Fluff SALAD DRESSING Fresh Ground In Shaker Bottle« 2 lbs. 59e 35c each BLElfo S FLOUR » $1.99 Be Sure It’s “Blend” To Get the Best Fruits and Vegetables LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN TOWN b (" n o. Vegeta bles 3 for 5 ß Full Size Bunches ARTICHOKES, 3 for - - - - 5c LETTUCE, large solid - - - 5c CANTALOUPES, 3 for - - - 25c JUICE ORANGES, 3 dozen for 25c LEMONS, large size, 3 dozen 25c STRAWBERRIES ocr Fresh Stock—£ BOXES FOR......... CaVV KI EE OLIVES SWEET EICKLES / SANDWICH SPREAD MAYONNAISE Choice 19c FRYING CHICKENS Fre«h Dressed 47 c each per pint Lunch Meats -- Lunch Cheese - Bulk Olives - Bulk Mayonnaise or Sandwich Spread -- Pickles - Every thing for the Picnic. Bakery Products Ovens I Sr Cream Pies each 20c • Mr and Mra. Joe Huck and eon of Zurich, Kansas spent a day in Aahland visiting relatives, going on to Klamath Falla to stay with Mra. Hucks' brother and «ister-ln- law. Mr and Mra O K Kluth Mr. i Huck la a former Aahland reaident. having been graduated from the Aahland high school some years ago. They plan to reestsbllah a home in Oregon. I • Mr and Mra Guy Wilcox ar- I rived in Ashland last Thurwiay to be the gueata of Mr Wilcox* par ents. Mr and Mrs J L. Wilcox. They plan to make their home . somewhere in Southern Oregon and arc now looking for a suit able location Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox are formerly of Webster City, Iowa • Mrs E Hick« spent the week end in Yreka with her son Howard Hicks and his family. • Dr. and Mrs Harvey Woods announce the birth of an eight I>ound boy, born Sunday afternoon al the Community hospital. • Miss Lucille Anderson spent several days thia week In Pelland. • Mr and Mrs Theodore Ruasill were for a short time guests of Mr. and Mrs F. E Ruasill and Mrs Herb Moore Mr. and Mrs. Ruasill, whose home la Roseburg, were returning from Watsonville, California. • Mr. and Mrs A. E Tonner re turned Saturday from Klamath Falls where they had spent a week for Mrs. Tonner's health. F~ JELLY CINNAMON ROLLS 6 rolls for 10c SHORTCAKE Fresh and Tasty two layers, 10c each HERBERT’S TWO STORES . ........................... ............ HEADQUARTERS FOR BUYING AND SELLING OF FRESH ER CITS AND VEGETABLES See Va About Berry ( ratea and (rupe—We Have Them FANCY APPLES Per box..................... . PARKER HOUSE RYE BREAD ROLLS With or Without Caraway—Fresh Made 15c per dozen 10c per loaf - ■ ('(HIKING APPLES Per box ...................... 75c 50c We Deliver “BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE” *1 It’s Curtain Time WHITE OR BROWN SLICED - - - - 9C NOTSLICED - - 8C Angel Food Cakes—Cup Cakes—Butterhorns—Buns— Cracked SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR - 29c Wheat Bread—French Bread—Doughnuts—Cookies— All Oven Raker’s Premium Chocolate |s 19c Fresh! CALUMET BAKING POWDER 24c FISHER’S BISCUIT MIX—For Shortcakes—pkg 29c ROYAL NEIGHBORS COOKED FOOD SALE SATURDAY Send Them To U b For the Springtime Cleaning They will hang true and you will be pleased with them. ORDERS OF $1.00 OR MORE DELIVERED FREE IN CITY LIMITS Zi HARDY and WOLTERS
