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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1935)
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Friday, Auguat 30, 1935 F W hite H ouse G rocery I'llONE YOI'IC Ollhf.ll Itili FHEK DELIVERY—CAIJ. 1 M SATURDAY AND MONDAY FOOD DARGAINS $1.29 FLOUR iïr" Fl.t HltEIC'H FLITIRF.IC'H Fl.I IlKEirS Cher. Nougets Doz.--23e Oat Ml. Drops Doz Baby Br Paws U'ljrr’Cr L l ILLOL Brook field Pound...... 18c GREEN PEPPERS 3 lbs. 10e CABBAGE - - - - F ound 02c ORANGES - - - - Each 01c RAPP-MELLONS - - P ound lie CARROTS Bunch 02c Coffee MILK i’s" 26c I I I NO. 1 TALI. . un OK Del Rogue New Pack 3 for 23c No. 10 tins Tomato Juice 33c ■ I 6 for 44c I KITCHEN qUEEN I I CALI MET BULK I FLOUR I I Shortening 1 49’$--$1.59 j 1 3 lbs.-35 c Baking Pwdr 2i lb. tin 47 c GT A U 10 lb- Cloth Bag □ LJ VTrVrV C. & H. Pure Cane 53c EAST SIDE MARKET and PLAZA MARKET Page 3 COOS HEAD IS SECOND; WIMER PLACES THIRD Sign Suggested To Direct Trail To Mill Creek Falls By Fred Butler This district, which embraces southern Oregon and northern Cal Competition for August I n ifornia, has many remarkable nat- 1 A MILE-AMO LESS Next time voa go to Cali ural beauty spots which can be ' Close, Says District fornia, try the train. Lee the seen and enjoyed by everyone. Commander engineer drive you safely, The highway to Crater Lake is ' swiftly,over the smoothest high way yet io vested. If» the Co. 1982, Camp riasquet, was probably one of the best in the j economical and comfortable 1 named as the best CCC camp in country for scenic views, which in- j way to go. Railroad fares are the Medford district for the month eludes the Natural Bridge, the Cascade Gorge and the Mill Creek i touching bottom a* 2c a mile of August. Falls. In order to get a view of and less. Pullman charges are '1622, Camp Coos Head, these, however, it is necessary to a third less placed second in the rankings, and leave the main highway and drive (’<> Mi4, Camp Wimer, as third. or hike a short distance. Gasquet is commanded by 1st In the case of the Mill Creek Lieut. Preston E. Rohner, Inf-Res. His staff includes 1st Lieut. Philip Falls, one is supposed to be able to B. Middleton, Iinf-Res., 1st Lieut. I get a clear view from his car win Lowell S McGraw. Med-Res., camp dow, and the Forest Service has surgeon, and Wallace B Griffith, cut an opening through the forest for the purpose of giving all an un- educational adviser. ' obstructed view of this beautiful Co. 1622 is commanded by Capt. | fal of water. One oversized fir Rupert T. Gilbert, Inf-Res. Co. 964 tree stands at the edge of the is commanded by Captain Guy W. highway in the center of the clear Saunders. Inf-Res. ed space. » In making the announcement. For anyone who wants to get Major George R. Owen, district commander, stated that the aelec- a better look or take a snapshot, tions this month were difficult be the writer Suggests he get behind r cause of a close race between the this so-called Oregon pine tree and three leading companies, with sev do his looking, or take the trail to the lower bench overlooking the eral other camps not far behind Camp Gasquet will display the Rogue River, where the view is district flag on its masthead dur really superb. ing the corning month. Wimer was Next season of heavy tourist winner of first place last month. traffic over this grand highway, we will try to inveigle the Forest Headquarters for Service to put a large sign on this YOUNG TROUT PLANTED tree, showing the way to the trail BUYING AND SELLING OF AT (RATER LAKE PARK and maybe we can get volunteers CRATER LAKE Adding fur to improve this approach to the FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ther assurance for continued good Rogue River bench. fishing in Crater Lake during the CANNING -f n year« to come, the planting of TOMATOES, pound J.V 120,000 fingerling silverside and The FHA booth at the state fair steelhead trout was completed in in Salem will be one of the unique SEE US ABOUT the lake recently. attractions at that big exposition. PEARS The fingerlings were obtained The exhibit is being arranged in from the Butte Falls hatchery and cooperation with building material Tomato and Peach Shook were planted under the direction of dealers and others interested in the In Stock Chief Ranger Crouch by park ran Better Housing program, and will At A Right Price gers and CCC members. include two model homes. FHA As a result of annual plantings attendants will be on hand to tel) We Deliver carried on for sometime past,, fair visitors about the Better angling in Crater Lake during the Housing program. current season has been the best in the history of the park. Limit catches of eight fish per person MAR-VISTA BRANDS have been reported with surpris ing regularity. Victor Fletcher, 14-year-old boy of Medford, caught a 27-inch rain bow recently after a 30-minute battle. 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Per bottle......................... ..... • Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Langlois and small daughter arrived in Ashland on Tuesday from their home in Grants Pass planning to spend several days visiting with “BIGGEST LITTLE STORE IN TOWN” friends here. • Mrs. Floyd Houston and daugh ter recently returned to Ashland from a months visit with friends and relatives in Roberts and Prin ceville, Oregon. • Miss Carrie Edmonson of Oak Park. Illinois is spending several days in Ashland as the guest of her two aunts. Miss Belle Dun- naven and Mrs. J. A. MacFayden, before returning to her home from a several months trip to the Far East. • Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fowler and small son moved to Medford early this week, in order that Mr. Fow ler may be nearer to his work. He is inspector of all aviation beacons in this district. 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