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W hite H ouse G rocery PHONE 156 — 372 EAST MAIN____________ SATURDAY FOOD BARGAINS Flour Bo$suet $139 9 Fluhrer's Fluhrer’s I Ice box Cookies 2 Doz. 25c KAEGTS SPECIAL COFFEE Per Pound 21c Fa<e 3 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Friday, August 14, 1936 Mocha Donuts Doz. 23c Fluhrer’s Whole Wheat Cookies Doz. 19c ORANGES Each - - BANANAS 4 Lbs. - WATERMELON Lb. - STRING BEANS Lb. - CORN Dozen - - TOMATOES 4 Pounds Pineapple -.01c 25C .OliC -.O4C 13C - 10c 55c KRAFT PUREX Quarts 10c MAYONNAISE Bulk Pints 19c CHEESE PEANUT BUTTER Bulk lb. 10c 8 oz. Package FLOUR Kitchen Queen 49S1.69 American Pimento Velveta Brick HONEY 5 lb. Pail Flordale 43c K.C. BAKING P’DR 10 Oz. .05c __ 15c____ French Dressing MONARCH 1 Lb. COFFEE Tin 25c 15C MILK SOAP Peet's Granulated Oregon — Morning 29c 3for 23c Brooms each 29c EAST SIDE MARKET PHONE 188 - FREE DELIVERY - 374 E. MAIN THIS IS NOT A SATURDAY SPECIAL I BUT OUR PRICE FOR ONE WEEK PURE ROASTS,- 9cto 15c STEW, - 6c to 10c 2 POUNDS LEG OF HAMBURGER - 25c 2Oc LAMB - LEG OF VEAL SHLDR. PORK, Lbi. - 221c 121c ROAST, - LEAN LUNCH CUBES, Lb. - 121c 30c LOAF - BEEF STEAK, lb. 12>c to 20c Colored Hens and Fryers On One Hours Notice NEWS NOTES KATES: 20c Per single Insertion of not more than five line««. 4c per line over five hues. No ads accepted later than noon Thurs. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Eayrs and grandson, Alvin Eayrs, and Rob ert Bell called at the R. E. Bell home Sunday afternoon. They had I ment sidewalks. 200 Morton St.. FOR SALE - Real Estate Ashland. Sale Price 02675 been to Crater Ixtke and were on 166 ACHES 12 room hotel, 2 room frame house, standard the way to their home in Sprague other out buildings, service sta plumbing, fireplace, bui it-ins, River. tion, large bam, 6 cows. On 2 woodshed Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Farmer of Lot 50x135. Street highways, some very good Alder improvements in. ioz "B" Street, Dorris, California, spent the week timber. Many cars passing here Ashiariu; Sale Price $3000 end here. Mr. Farmer returned to daily, splendid place for camp 5 room frame house with bath, Dorris Sunday evening, and Mrs. ground. Creek and small river electricity, city water, built-Lns. Farmer remained at the home of running through place, which Lot 60x100. Street gravelled; ce her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willis furnishes the best of fishing, and ment wa>xs 248 <-aurel Street, Byrd. good hunting, you will never ap Ashland. Sale Price $1100 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hamilton and preciate this place until you see - room frame house, built-in children, Milton, Adeline and it. The Hotel is now rented for Kitchen, breakfast nook, standard Charlotte, are visiting relatives in $50 00 per month. Priced at only plumbing Combination garage Portland. $6,000 Might take small acreage and woodshed. Approximately 1 Mrs. R. E. Bell, Sammie and in exchange. Nutter th Moore. acre Gravelled street, 83 Morton Patricia Bell are spending this WE HAVE SEVERAL good Street, Ashland. Sale Price $2500 week in Klamath Falls with Mr. dairy farms near Myrtle Point Prtea $2500 Bell, who is employed there. for sale. See uh about these. 5 room frame house with pan- | Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Newbry and FOR SALE Good five room try and shelves and standard sons, Albert and Tom, Mr. and Garage. Lot 35x121 Mrs. W O. Martin, Mildred and house with hardwood floors, nice plumbing location, large lot, $1500. Small Street improvements in. 355 “13" ! Louise Martin, and Mr. J. H. Wil down payment and easy terms. Street. Ashland. Sale . rice $1800 liams enjoyed a fishing trip to 5 room frame house with bath, Hyatt Dam Sunday. FOR SALE 5 acres g<xxl land and with good improvements electricity, bookcases, fir floors, Miss Velma A thanas spent a 62x90. Street equipped for poultry. This will built-ins. Lot few days this week with Miss gravelled 36 Morton Street, Ash Marjorie Bell. go for $1,200 land. Sale Price ............ x„. $1500 Chester Farmer, who is em 80 ACRES Fine improvements, 7 room frame house with bath. ployed in Dorris, California, spent 20 acres in crop, free water, electric..y, city water Basement, the week-end in this district with balance in timber. A fine count garage, bam, chicken house and his family. ry home, $3,750 brooder house. Tract consists of 2 ACRES — fine land, good five 3 acres with berries and fruit. i George Hibbs of Oakland, Calif, is visiting his grandmother, Mrs. room house, well furnished, Desirable property. 446 Euclid Malinda King. close to school, $2,500. Avenue, Ashland. Sale Price .... Mrs. Mark True, accompanied 11 ACRES Good improvements, $2500 modem home, orchard for fam 4 room frame house with bath, by Mrs. W. D. Jackson, left Sun ily, on the highway, $2500. electricity, woodshed and garage. day evening for San Francisco, Lot 50x152. Street graded, ce r rum San Francisco they plan to SEE NUTTER and MOORE ment walks 31 Greshem Street. go by boat to Los Angeles, where $2450 they will visit relatives . FOR SALE 200 acres, 50 ready Ashland. Sale Price Bob Dunn, Jack and Dale Wil 2 story frame house with a to plow, good buildings, bargain apartments. Each apartment com liams, Kenneth Thompson and 12,000. Vernon McKinnis were among the FOR SA'LE — 80 acres, 25 acres plete with built-in kitchen and 4-H Club boys who visited the bath. Basement. * Double garage. plow land, all woven wire fen Mount Crest ranch near Hilt Sun ced. House, Bam and other out Good location overlooking Park. day. A number of boys from 4-H Lot is 46x100. Macadam street, buildings, JOO I 61 Nutley St., livestock clubs throughout the See Reed and Robison 49 N Main cement sidewalk. Ashland. Sale Price ............ $3000 county made the trip. Miss Helen Cowgill; who is as- CARL Y. TENG WALD. t w.t SALE the following property County Representative. I sis tan t state club leader, present ties in Ashland Easy terms 125 Main Street. Medford ed two girls who gave a demon 10 per cent Down payment, bal stration for the 4-H club girls of ------------ 1|------------- ance like rent, interest 6 per cent: Ashland and Bellview in Ashland Boy Struck by Truck Monday mominj. The girls who 5 room frame house with built- IJoyd Lacy, ‘.2, was struck by a ins standard plumbing: Garage delivery truck driven by Albert gave the demonstration won first vomer lot 100x205. Street gra Schiesel of Valley View, according prize at the State Fair last year. velled cement sidewalk. 518 Iowa to a j.i.’ice report. Mrs. Walter Longstreth took the Street, Ashland. Sale Price JloOO The accident occurred at 8:45 girls from Bellview to see the de 4 room stucco house, fir floors, Saturday evening. The boy was monstration. Those who attended it included: Jean Wall, Imogene plastereu, built-in kitchen, nook, «ligh’ly injured. Figet, Mama Byrd, Veda Wil- ________ U________ standard plumbing. Garage Lot is 60x120. Street gravelled, ce- SAU IT IN THE .MINER. ‘^ Margaret and Alice Edge- hill, Katherine and Josephine Peachey, Betty Dunn, Barbara Helm, and Fern and Eula Wenaus. Mrs. Ralph Hall returned to her home in Oakland, Calif, last Fri- day evening. She had been visit- ing her mother. Mis. Mahnda King. Charles Switzer, brother-in-law of Mrs. Helena Edgehiil, visited the Edgehills Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. alter Hunter and family of Ashland were din ner guests at the R. L. Brantley home Sunday. Mr. S. F. Arnold, father of Al bert Arnold, is a little improved this week, but is still seriously ill. Miss Edith Arnold of Walla Walla, Wash., will remain with him for another week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams of Visalia, Calif, were visiting at the Charles Hast home last week. Kathleen and Ruth Alice Wil liams, who have been visiting at the Hast home for several weeks, returned with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Marvel , from Montecino, Wash., were i guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. | Joy Thursday. Mrs. Marvel and Mrs Joy were schoolmates. Mrs. W. L. Huxley is employed i as nurse for Mrs. McCormick, who lives on Harrison street in Ash land. ANOTHER EXCLUSIVE ADVANCEMENT OF THE NEW 1937 LONG DISTANCE RADIO Th* only radio that adjusts for perfect tone in any sized room. Sounds just as good at home as in our store. Always gives you that "best-seat-in- the-house" effect. COME IN! Small 1 payment TRY IT YOURSELF See How It Adjusts the Tone DOWN DILL PICKLES, - 3 for 5c 1 At oit ÄIWATS PORK SAUSAGE, pound 15c A r f A « AUctAio ÀHfAD DICKEY S RADIO SERVICE At WICK’S TRY THE MINER1 JOB PRINTING LEGAL NOTICES 4—348b NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department Of The Interior General Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, July 13, 1936. NOTICE is hei-eby given that George Rancour, of Star Rt., Box 76, Ashland, Oregon, who, on Aug ust 24, 1931, made Homestead en try, Serial No. 019557, for Lots 1, 2 and 3, and E^SW*«, Section 19, Township 40 S., Range 4 E. Willamette Meridian, has filed not ice of Intention to make final three year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Victor A. Tenpwald, U. S. Com missioner, at Medford, Oregon, on the 22nd day of August, 1936. Claimant names as witnesses: William Ross, of Ashland. Oregon; Irvin Ross, of Ashland, Oregon; Geo. Wright, of Hornbrook, Calif.; Lewis Miller, of Copco, Calif. ,< GEORGE FINLEY Register Jyl7,24,31.,a7,14
