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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1936)
February 7, 1Ü36 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 2 Info Requested on Water Rates ASHLAND GROCETERIA A Complete Food Market MERCHANDISE THE BEST - PRICES THE LOWEST SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY or MONDAY One Solid • Head Lettuce I WITH EACH EAI QUART MIRACLE WHIP I FREE OC« I « □□v I Sugar / ID lb. cloth bags I Í DEL MONTE Coffee Per 23c 59c POST 9 Pkgs ICp CELILO Q Cans QEA TOASTIES ¿ for ¿□I' SALMON □ for CGiri’rBakingPowderl9c Information on water rates and water department operation of Ashland have been requested by th«' bureau of municipal research of th«« ITnlvereity of Oregon, ac cording to wonl received here A bulletin containing Inform»- tion from cltiea all over the »lute will !»• prvp»rrd under th«' dlrec- tion of th«* bureau as an NYA project Two students. Oscar Wil- Hams ami and Francis Beck, have been assigned th«« task of compil ing thr data Information sought Includes am ount <>f water distributed annual ly, number of reservoir», amount of pipe, number of customers. num tier of meters, municipal service and other detail» Th«* bulletin will be available to any interested when the work Is complete«!. e • Mr and Mrs S H Short were at Mount Shasta Sunday, attend ing th«* »ki tournament • Bill hmgwlith .md LeRojF Im» I der visited In Medford Saturday fl • Mrs Hazel Ingram of Hood • Mi and Mi« l.vnn Mill», River is visiting at the home of mer resident» of Ashland, visited Mr and Mrs J H Hartly Mrs here Sunday Mr M'l.i 1» now Ingram is grand conductor of th«' teaching at Mt Pitt school • Mi ami Mrs Wilmer Pobv left Eastern Star. • Mi»» Dorothy Ijimb is repine Monday for a two week» visit with Ing Mis» Della 1st mb at th«' l.ith Mrs G M Frost of <inkland and ia Bakery Della leaves th«' Inst of with Mr and Mrs Walter Kim this month for Portland, where i mel of Redding, calif she will enter nurses training at • Mr George larder, who has the Emanuel hospital ' been a patient In the Southern • Dr and Mrs. Sydney W. Hall Pacific hospital for the [Mint six returned to their horn«' in Salem weeks, returned to Ashland Tucs- Friday, after »landing a few day» I day morning in Ashland. Dr Hall was former- • Mr and Mrs William Welch arc ! ly pastor of the First Methodist the parent» of a 7% pound son. ■ church here, and 1» now superin William Iceland, Jr, bom Monday. tendent of the Cascade district February 3 cu*Milk3 “23c The Large No. 2 Cans BAKERY PRODUCTS ASHLAND’S FINEST MEAT MARKET sbteeeefr POT ROAST, Lb. 12 2 C «ST ROAST VEAL, Lb 15c Hamburger S BACON SQUARES, Lb.24e VEAL CHOPS or SIRLOIN 19c MILK-FED VEAL, per lb. FRESH SMELT 3 Lbs. for 19c Mock Chicken Legs, 6 for 25c Superla Shortening, 4 lbs. 47 c I Administration housing official» I at Wu»hington say they have al I moat completed a program intend I ed to encourage privat«« capital to I build at least 200,(MM) humin thia I year I Th«> program would amplify gov I ’ ernment assistance to privately- I i financed home construction It has I. been under consideration for s»*v- 1( eral weeks Th«' primary alm was described I as making home ownership possi- I ble for |M*raona in th«* lower in I come bracket» Formation of mortgage loan aa I aociationa which would deal exclu- I aively in insure«! mortgage» may be included Th«*»«* may I.«' backed by th«' reconatruction corporation or some other government agency Official» »aid they did not know what effect the program would have on the government'» alum clearance i«nu low coat housing plana f GOOD BECA TSF. THEY'RE BAKED THE DAY YOT BI Y THEM Always Good Potato Rolls, doz. ■ 10c Fresh From the Pans—Come Early for These ROLLS I5c| h Z" h " Bread 10c EXTRA LARGE CAULIFLOWER, Each TORPEDO ONIONS, Large and Sweet LARGE SOLID HEAD LETTUCE - BANANAS, Bright and Ripe 15C 6 Lbs. for 19c 5C For home study die kiddies should h«ve expert counsel about the lighting they use. Youthful eyes should be guarded Bellview Ladies Cooked Food Sale MANY DISHES BY THESE JUSTLY FAMOUS COOKS and youthful future protected Don’t let the children strain their eyes under a too bright or too dim light. Fhat little sightmeter tells just where the light should be and what wattage should be used. Home study would amount to nothing if precious eyes were INSTANT POSTUM, Large Size - - BAKER’S PREMIUM CHOCOLATE, 1 Lb COILED SPAGHETTI, Full Pounds - 39C 19C IOC ruined in the effort In/iutrt about diitribution of li^ht JUST FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO HARDY and WOLTERS SOUTHERN OREGON’S LEADING FOOD MERCHANTS The California Oregon Power Company
