Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946, April 10, 1936, Page 2, Image 2

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    Friday, April 10, 1936
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Page 2
RETAINING WAI.I. IN
Itl lLT AT ARGO BLUFF
l»KTA<ÌI.MKNT KATINGS
GIVKN FOR FEBRUARY
Easter Greetings From
ASHLAND
GROCETERIA
Eggs! Eggs! Eggs! Eggs!
_
PLENTY OF EGGS FOR EVERYONE- AND JUST TO MAKE SURE |
YOU GET YOUR SHARE WE ARE GOING TO SELL YOU ‘EXTRAS I ■ ■"
FRESH.’ GRADED AND CANDLED IN OUR OWN STORE AT ONLY _L ■ U
Chase and Sanborn
COFFEE
Demonstration
ALL DAY
SATURDAY7
Try A Cup on
MAJOR BOWES
Pf*r
Pound
KRAFT’S
MAYONNAISE
Made to Perfection
Full
Pints..............
45
KRAFT
CHEESE
EasterHams
Demonstration
SATURDAY
AMERICAN Or
( REAM BRICK
America’s Best
Cheese
Lb.
if
Boxes
SWIFT’S PREMIUM
q
SATURDAY
ONLY
PER
POUND
XVC
YOU CAN BUY THESE WHOLE OR HALF
POT ROAST
PORK ROAST
STEER BEEF
Grain Fed Hogs
12 leper Lb.
VEAL and
SMOKED HAM
22c per Lb.
2
At Imlliui Creek
(Medford District CCC News)
INDIAN creek Limit
An­
drew J Hemstreet, who served un­
der ('apt S.iimdciN at Wluiei. I iiih
been transferred here uh camp ad-
I Jutant and meaa officer. He re­
lieves Lieut. Maurice D. Cochran
who returned recently to privutc
life.
•
Watch Repairing
(Medford District CCC News)
INDIAN dUNBK A claaa in
watch and clock repairing has been
started here under the direction of
Leonard A Moore, adviser, who
has had 10 years exp«*rience at the
Jeweler’s bench.
(Medford District CCC News)
RAND
\rgo Bluff, narrow dan­
ger spot on the lower Rogue River
road below Rand, has had her back
braced, or rather a retaining wait
built below tile road
where it
skirts th«* bluff.
A 141 foot retaining wull has
been completed and will be filled
with many yards of rock and llrt
to form i safer roadway where it
inukes the sharp curve below th«*
bluff This wall. 20 feet high, re­
quired 032 sacks of cement.
Argo Bluff is alinoMt 1B0 feet
high and the cost of blunting out
th«* rock for a safe roadway would
have been prohibitive, so the wull
wa*« t>uilt, principally under th«*
supervision ot G«*orgc Morey 1. E.
M lesd'-r and Patrick Glousan,
assistant leader.
•
An American Tragedy!
i Medford District CCC News)
RAND
lust M
lirikslili.*
Bottorff (219'1 on the hoof) was
starting to drain the turnips in
the Rand kitchen, his feet sllp|>ed
•nd he skidded illidei tile sink,
with th«* greatest of ease' H«* com -J
plains of his leg hurting. t>ut that"
isn't where he lit The most noise
was mad«* by Mess Steward Beck
when he hud to install a new kitch­
en drain and three wall boards
broken in the crash.
49
JELLO
ALL FLAVORS
Just Right For
Easter Dessert
c per
Pkg.
KETTLE
RENDERED
LARD
17c per Lb.
3 lbs. for 43c
Knight’s Sweet Pickles, Pt. - 19c
(Memord District CCC News»
DETACHMENT First in the
II Une of 2h outstanding men Ot' the
datnehmant
company
for tha
month of February were Verne
Brickley, Walter latrson, Frank
¡Robinson, Harvey Eads and Don-
laid Philip when the merit roll was
published this month Selected for
their self-Improvement ami con­
i' tn but ions to the welfare of the
camp, these luid the 20 other men
! mentioned in the merit list will
I try to hold their places in the list
! published next month
The other 20 are Fry, Wolf,
Townsend, Baird, Nabb, Clarke,
i Walters, Scialowskl, Vaughn, Mey-
I era, W. Smith, Vivoda, Hamilton.
Douglas, Moore, Gaius, Camp, Ca-
, lot and Applegate.
•
5
Ground for Loaf
BAKER’S
COCOA
Grapenuts
Strength For The
Children
Vi Lb. Tins
10c
< Cc P*‘r
Pkg.
EASTER SPECIAL
HOT CROSS BUNS
GROCETERIA
BLEND
FLOUR
HARD WHEAT
Absolutely
Guaranteed
$1.79
PINEAPPLE
FANCY
1UC
WASHING
POWDER
< Q
CINNAMON
Doughnuts
ROLLS
Groceteria Recipe
White or Chocolate
15c per Doz.
6 for 10c
* * Pkg.
5
ANGEL FOOD CAKES
Medium Bars
Bars
For
I7C
2
25c
ELHART’S
WE WILL TRY AND HAVE PLENTY THIS
BOOK and MUSIC STORE
SUGAR
YEAR—BUT IF YOU WANT TO MAKE SURE-
COME EARLY!
C. 4 H.
UNICED, Yellow or White - - 37c
ICED, Your choice - - - 47c
ita.
For
O
YOU
HAPPY
Are
59 c
After Meals
MILK
ARIZONA
Cans
For
Here’s your opportunity to own
a genuine American and Foreign
Baby Grand Philco on the easiest
terms ever offered! But don’t de­
lay—offer is good TOMORROW
ONLY! And remember . . . only
Philco gives you the built-in
Aerial-Tuning System that doubles
foreign reception!
**
IVORY SOAP
SLICED
Size
delivers this big value
OXYDOL
PER
DOZEN
CAKE
SUNBEAM
All Purpose
FLOUR
$1.29
-g
COME
EARLY
$1.00 DOWN
GRAPEFRUIT
™ bv
J for IOc
whux
Teacup - Morning
or Oregon
Cans
For
Or Do
23
3
Gas on Stomach
and
ORANGES, Bursting with juice
DODGE
Pork & Beans
BIG CANS
2
Cans
For ..
25e
LETTUCE, Solid Heads
ARTICHOKES, large ones -
BANANAS, 4 lbs. for
lc
5c
5c
25c
Sour Stomach
KITCHEN
make you
BROOMS
4-TIE
Painted Handle
39c Each
Miserable?
•
Too much food, or the
wrong kind of food, too
much smoking, too much
beer, make your body over-acid. Then you
have distress after eating, gas on stomach,
hearthurn. sour stomach.
ALKA SELTZER ALKA - SELTZER relieves these troubles
promptly, effectively.
Use Alka-Seltzer for Headache, Colds, Fatigue,
"Morning After Feeling," Muscular, Sciatic and
r«e
COLDS
Rheumatic Pains.
HEADACHE
Alka-Seltzer makes a sparkling alkaline drink. As
NEURALGIA
it contains an analgesic (Acctyl-Salicylate) it first
FATIGUE
Rh.u matta
relieves the pain of everyday ailments and then by
Solatio
restoring the alkaline balance corrects the cause
N.urltlo
when due to excess acid.
P.rlodlo
Alka-Seltzer tastes like carbonated mineral spring
PAINS
water—works like magic. Contains no dangerous
drugs....does not depress the heart....is not laxative.
IHfrtt ten rtf
f A A L St S
CONTRIBUTE TO THE EASTER EGG HUNT FUND!
HARDY and WOLTERS
SOUTHERN OREGON’S LEADING FOOD MERCHANTS
Get a drink at your Drug Store Soda Fountain.
your home medicine cabinet.
Keep a package In