Friday, June 14, 1935
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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ASHLAND GUARDS TO
FT. STEVENS MONDAY
Battery B. 249 Coast Artillery,
Ashland s unit of the National
Guard, entrained for Fort Stevens
Monday afternoon at 4:20 o'clock,
traveling by way of Southern
Pacific to Fort Stevens, located
nine miles from Astoria at the
mouth of the Columbia river. The
battery will be gone two weeks,
June 10 to 26.
While at camp the Ashland
guardsmen will fire the six-inch
disappearing rifle located at Fort
Camby, w'ash. Other features of
military drill and warfare hard
ship will be encountered by the j
guardsmen while at camp, and the
50 enlisted men and four officers
are expected home with hardened
muscled, sunburn, interesting ex
periences and payoffs.
Officers in charge of the Ash- j
land batter)’ include Captain Clyde I
Young, Lieut. Hubert Bentley,
Lieut. Charles H. Delsman and
Lieut. Beecher Danforth.
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ASHLAND
GROCETERIA
Ashland’s Super Food Market
“WE SELL FOR LESS”
SATURDAY AND MONDAY THRIFT ITEMS!
Copco Range Offer
Ends Successful
Run On Saturday
One of the most successful elec
tric range campaigns in the his
tory of the local power company j
is rapidly drawing to a close, the
final date having been announced
as Saturday, June 15. The cam
paign featured the popular Craw
ford automatic range in the latest
flat-top model at a price said to
be the lowest on record for a
modern, fully-equipped range of
this type. This special offer com
ing at a time when every house
wife is interested in a cool, clean,
convenient method of cooking
proved most opportune and many
sales have resulted.
"We are highly pleased with the
outcome of this campaign" stated
A. L. Tuttle, manager of the local
office of the California Oregon
Power company, today, "and we
feel that much of its success is due
to the effective advertising which
we carried in the local newspapers.
The remarkably low price and |
terms have made it possible for
many of our customers to pur
chase a high-grade, electric range,
equipped with every modern fea
ture and to enjoy the benefits of
our low, combination cooking rate.
The special price was only possible
because these ranges were con
tracted for last fall. Bought at
today's prices, we shall have to
sell them at an increase of over
50 per cent. Inasmuch as there
are only a few of these special
ranges left we are urging our
local customers to place their or
ders at once if they wish to take
advantage of this exceptional op
portunity.”
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| 2 Heads 9c
POTATOES
Fancy Bakers
| 7 lbs for 25c
ORANGES
I .arge Size
Bursting With Juice
6 for 23c
2 dozen 39c
JAR RUBBERS—Double Lip
3 packages
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BAKER’S COCONUT, pkg
Per bottle
to clean and press clothes
the way they should be
done. We are experts and
use expert methods in
our shop . . . just try the
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GUNTER
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IOC
17C
49c
SANKA, per pound
MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE
Per pound
29C
37C
BROOMS, each
1
MEAT MARKET SPECIALS
1 VEALSTEAK
pound 15c
BEAUTY PARLOR
IT TAKES
AN EXPERT
CALUMET BAKING PWDR, lb, 24c
COFFEE-MY-T-FINE
Per Pound
15c
Watermelon
pound 3c
GRAPEFRUIT
WINELAND’S
Ashland Hotel Building
PHONE 71
BANANAS
pound 5c
Sugar 20 ibs $1.00
23C
POSTUM CEREAL
EAGLES HALL
PERMANENT
WAVES
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Local
Both Modern and
Old Time Music
Saturday Night
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
I
• Mrs. James Cline left the latter 1
part of this week, for Santa Paula, I
Los Angeles, and San Diego, where I
she plans to visit with relatives i
and attend the fair.
DANCE
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LEG LAMB
pound 16c
FRYING
RABBITS
pound 22c
Fry Chickens
each 29c
Bacon Squares
pound 23c
Ground BEEF
pound 121c
Frying Size
Lunch Meats — Pickles — Olives
Bulk Mayonnaise — Cheese
OATS, 4^-pound bag
BOB WHITE SOAP, 10 bars
CRISCO-QU ALITY SHORTENING
3-pound can
57c
I
BAKERY SUGGESTIONS
From Southern Oregon’s Finest Bakery
Cream Puffs
Each 5c
ANGEL FOOD
CAKES
Each 37 €
ECLAIRS
BREAD
CHOCOLATE
HOLLAND DUTCH
Each 5c
Loaf 10c
LEMON CREAM
Cinnamon Roll
PIES
Each 20c
6 for 10c
D D T A fi 1 White or Dark fle
D lit AU Hb. ” ” sliced 9c
Ashland Townsends
To Picnic In Lithia
Park 12:30 Sunday
With a fountain of enthusiasm,
and plans for a lot of fun, frolic
luid gixxl old-time spirit, Ashland's
Townsend club is loosening its gas-
tronoinlcal belts in anticipation of
a Pension Plan picnic in Lithia
park Sunday, which will hear first
call for dinner at 12:30 p.m.
Member« nnd friends of the club
are asked to bring well-filled bas
kets, appetites and ears, the club
to furnish coffee, cream and sugar,
an one of mure g<xxl speakers, who
and one or more good speakrm to
Townsend advocates believe to Ns
a depression-lifting plan, which deg
clares "Youth for work, age
leisure.” "We don't quit," is ai^
other of the Ashland club's mot
toes, and the picnic Sunday is
planned as another rally for their
cause.
According to Club President E.
B. Handsaker, good vocal and in
strumental music will feature the
afternoon.
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• Mm O W. Mount of Dunamuir,
apcnt the week-end in Ashland
with her sister. Mm Arthur Ab
bot
• Mr and Mrs Don Faber and
Mias Alicia Applegate went to
Loa Angeles on Tuesday, where
Mr Faber has been enrolled in
fiiininier classes of the Unlvemitl-
of Southern California Miss A||
plcgatr plans to visit her father
M L. Applegate, for some time.
• Mr and Mm Jim Ix>wis spent
the week-end In Ashland with Mm.
Mary Ix-wlu. and were accompan
ied to their home In Redding by
Mm. Nell Powell who plana to
visit them for some time.
• Mrs Bertha Heer has as her
guests for a time, her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Ix'slie Heer of San Francisco.
• Miss Winifred Ayers, daughter
of Mr. and Mm E T. Allen, to.m-
erly of the Ashland Hotel, Is
spending seveml days in Ashland
as the guest of Miss Esther Rob
erts.
• Mm H. C. Galey, Mrs F. D.
Wagner of Ashland, and Mm. T.
W. Mlles of Medford, left Tues
day for Salem to- the Oregon PEO
convention.
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Strawberries
Use Box Material
Made in Ashland
FISHER’S BLEND FLOUR
49-pound sack
$1.99
SALMON, lb. cans, 2 for
23c
10-pound sack
43C
RITZ CRACKERS
25c
EXTRA SPECIAL CEREAL DEAL
1 pkg. GRAPE NUT FLAKES
2 pkgs. POST TOASTIES
1 pkg. POST BRAN FLAKES / /i*
39c value, ALL FOR................. fa I V
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