Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946, August 28, 1936, Page 3, Image 3

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    SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1936
W hite H ouse G rocery
Page 1
KATES: 20c Per single insertion of not more than five line*.
4c per line over five line«. No ad« accepted later than noon Thurs.
FOR SALE - Real Estate
SATURDAY FOOD BARGAINS
Fluhrer’a
Fluii rer’s
Fluhrer’s
Astd Cup Cakes
Doz 25c
Coco Bars
2 Doz. 25c
French Donuts
Doz. 25c
Flour
$1.49
BLUEBELL ¿ q
Hard wheat T*
Pints
RIPE OLIVES
IOC
SUGAR
25 Pouunds C and H
MILK
Oregon or Morning
$1.49
25c
VAN CAMPS Pork and Beans 1 Pound tin
5c
Each
WAG DOG FOOD
5c
CLABBER GIRL Baking Powder
12 oz.tin 5c
COFFEE Monarch or Del Monte
25c
Beans
05c
RED OK WHITE
POUND
6 Pounds 10c
TOMATOES
Watermelons Rapp’s local lb. 2c
RAPP’S CANTALOUPES 3- 10c
Oranges Each
1C
Bananas 4 lbs for
25c
SWEET SPUDS 4 Lbs. 25c
MILLERS
Rice Pops 12c
Corn
Flakes 4 for 25c
Bran
Flakes
10c
y
KRAFT
Mayonnaise
Pint 25c
Bacon
29c
SWIFT’S
ORIOLE POUND
EAST SIDE & PLAZA MEAT MARKETS
N
PHONE 188 -
FREE DELIVERY
- 374 E
III
THIS IS NOT A SATURDAY SPECIAL
BUT OUR PRICE FOR ONE WEEK
PURE
ROASTS 9c to 15c
25c
LARD, 2 lbs.
STEW, - 6c to 10c
2 POUNDS
LEG OF 1
HAMBURGER - 25c
LAMB 1 - - - 20c
LEG OF
VEAL SHLDR.
PORK, Lb. - 221c
ROAST, - - 12ic
LEAN
LUNCH
CUBES, Lb. - 121c
LOAF ■ ■ a 50c
BEEF
STEAK, lb. 12|c to 20c
Colored Hens and Fryers
On One Hours Notice
DILL
PICKLES, - 5 for 5c
PORK
SAUSAGE, pound 15c
160 ACRES
12 room hotel, 2
other out buildings, service sta­
tion, large bam, 6 cows. On 2
highways, some very good Alder
timber Many cars passing here
daily, splendid place for camp
ground. Creek and small river
running through place, which
furnishes the best of fishing, and
good hunting, you will never ap­
preciate this place until you see
it. The Hotel is now rented for
$50.00 per month. Priced at only
$6,000 Might take small acreage
in exchange. Nutter & Moore.
WE HAVE SEVERAL — good
dairy farms near Myrtle Point
for sale. See us about these.
2 ACRES — fine land, good five
room house, well furnished,
close to school, $2,500.
11 ACRES
Good improvements,
modern home, orchard for fam-
ily, on the highway, $2500
A REAL BARGAIN— 80 acre
country home, beautiful 6 room
bungalow, good bam, fine irn-
- provements, 20 acres in crops,
free water .balance in timber
Price $3,750
SEE NUTTER and MOORE
Street improvements in. 355 "B'‘
Street, Ashland. Sale . rice $1800
5 room frame house with bath,
electricity, bookcases, fir floors,
built-ins. Lot
62x90.
Street
gravelled. 36 Morton Street, Ash­
land. Sale Price .........
$1500
7 room frame house with bath,
electno.-y, city water, Basement,
garage, bam, chicken house and
brooder house. Tract consists of
3 acres with berries and fruit.
Desirable property.
446 Euclid
Avenue, Ashland. Sale Price ....
$2500
4 rodm frame house with bath,
electricity, woodshed and garage.
Lot 50x152.
Street graded, ce­
ment walks. 31 Greshem Street,
Ashland. Sale Price ............ $2450
2 story frame house with a
apartments. c.ach apartment com­
plete with built-in kitchen and
bath. Basement. Double garage.
Good location overlooking Park.
Lot is 46x100.
Macadam street,
cement sidewalk.
61 Nutley
«y St.,
Ashland. Sale Price ............ I $3000
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CARL Y. TENG WALD,
County Representative.
125 Main Street. Medford
MISCELLANEOUS
Photo Contest
To Be Held At
Klamath Falls
Announcement was made this
week from the headquarters of the
Shasta-Cascade Wonderland Asso­
ciation of the fourth annual pho­
tographic contest to be held in con­
nection with the annual conven­
tion at Klamath Falls
The committee in charge con­
sists of: W. C. Bushnell, Ashland;
Catherine Gaylord, Klamath Falls;
Hal Campbell, Red Bluff; Veronica
8a ton us, Redding; Henry C Lind,
Mineral; L Howard Crawford, Cra­
ter Lake; Mrs. A H Bosworth, Fall
River Mills; J Verne Shangle, Med­
ford; J. D. Goodrich, Yreka; Har­
old Platt, Redding; G A Pratt,
Weed; with J H. Eastman, the vet­
eran scenic photographer of Susan­
ville as the chairman
Wallace
I.
Hutchinson,
well
known Forest Service executive and
photographic enthusiast of San
Francisco, has been invited to head
the judging board who will review
the prints and select the winners.
A total of $100 in cash prizes are
.
offered Last year hundreds of
prints were entered for competition
There will be two sections of dis­
plays this year; one for amateurs
and one for professional photo­
graphers. and the contest is open
to photographers everywhere, but
the pictures must have been taken
in the Shasta-Cascade Wonderland
The entire display of photos will
be on exhibit at Klamath Palls
during the annual convention of
the organization October 5, 6, and
7.
Information, rules and applica­
tion blanks may be secured from
any chamber of Commerce in the
Wonderland or direct from the
headquarters of the association at
Redding.
FOR SALE
Good modern dwell-
*nK. fire place, reasonable price
antl terms, see Billings Agency
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WANTED— work with team, by
5 room frame house with built-
the day or hour. J. W. Cates,
ins. standard plumbing; Garage,
Bellview; or call 7 F 4.
vomer lot 100x205. Street gra­
velled. cement sidewalk. 518 Iowa going to P endleton round
up, will take passengers to ah-
Street. Ashland, Sale Price $lu00
are expense. Inquire at Miner
4 room stucco house, fir floors,
office.
3-t-p
plastereu, built-in kitchen, nook,
standard plumbing
Garage Lot ------------------- —---- -- ---- ————
is 60x120. Street graveled, ce-1 VIOLINS WANTED-- Call at
428
ment sidewalks. 200 Morton St.. I Gene Stole'8- M N- Makl
Ashland. Sale Price ............ $2575
FOR SALE
Good 5 room dwell­
j room frame house, standard
ing with large lot $1650. cash
plumbing,
fireplace,
built-ins,' Fillings Agency.
Mr. and Mrs. Schrivers arrived
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woodshed, Lot 50x135.
Street
here Sunday from San Francisco,
improvements in.
“B" Street, WANTED:
Representative to California, to work in the fruit.
Ashlanu; Sale Price ............ $3000 loos after our magazine subscrip-
Mr. Hood Maxwell and family
5 room frame house with bath, tion interests in Ashland and vicin of Hilt, California, visited with Mr
electricity, city water, built-ins. ity. Our plan enables you to secure will Maxwell and family Sunday.
*J of the
" hundreds
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Miss Dorothy Crawford of Tule
Lot 60x100. Street gravelled; ce­ a good part
ment waixs. 248 oaurel Street. lars spent in this vicinity each fall Lake, California, is visiting her
Ashland Sale Price ............ $1100 and winter for magazines. Oldest grandfather. Mr. J. S. Crawford
« room frame house, built-in agency in U.S. Guaranteed lowest and other relatives.
Miss Leona Schumaker, of San-
kitchen, breaklast nook, standard rates on all periodicals, domestic
plumbing.
Combination garage equipment free. - Start a grow Francisco. California, is visiting
and woodshed. Approximately 1 ing and permanent business in w-ith her brother Ray and family,
Address t Miss Irene Alcock from the nor­
acre Gravelled street, 83 Morton whole or spare time.
Street, Ashland. Sale Price $2500 MOORE-COTTRELL, Inc., Way-1 mal school at Ashland, spent the
land Road. North Cohocton. N.Y ' week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Lys-
5 room frame house with pan­
| le Tame.
try and shelves and standard
Mr and Mrs. Will Hewitt and
plumbing.
Garage. Lot 35x121.
daughter Helen and Mr. and Mrs.
| Martin Paulson, went to Crater
Lake Sunday.
Mr. Roy Cofman of Phoenix, was
calling in Talent Tuesday.
Headquarters for Buy­
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Baylor have
ing and Selling of Fresh
returned home after being gone
Fruits and Vegetables
a week. Mr. Baylor works for the
government.
IVe are now packing and
D. R. Smith has been granted the
shipping any where in
Soft contract for construction of an ad-
Beer
Pool
i dition to the Talent school gymna-
the United States.
Cigarettes sium.
Drinks
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Nelson jour-
Packed boxes of the
' neyed to the California on the Ro-
Tobaccos
famous Ashland Peaches
gue, Sunday where Mr. Nelson.s
and Apples.
, mother is employed.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Alsagers of
Berry Crates and Hal-
Portland, Oregon, were the guests
locks.also Peach, Toma­
i I of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hamilton on
to and Apple Boxes
i Thursday.
347 E. Main Street
Mr. and Mrs. Lysle Tame. Talent
Ashland, Oregon.
WE DELIVER
postmaster are vacationing in so-
i uthem California.
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8 ort SALE the following property I
ties in Ashland
Easy terms '
10 per cent Down payment, bal-1
ance like rent, interest 6 per cent:
TALENT ITEMS
HERBERT’S 2 STORES I
TRY THE MINER
NEXT TIME FOR
JOB PRINTING
BLUE BIRD CLUB
YOU SAW IT IN THE MINER
What Ashland Makes, Makes Ashland
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PASTEURIZED MILK
ASHLAND CREAMERY BUTTER
SHASTA ICE CREAM
CHURNED BUTTERMILK----- 10c per gal.
ASHLAND CREAMERY
PHONE 24
TEST TUBE AND MIC-
ROSCOPE PROVE
That when you send your
bundles to us for laun­
dering, they come back
not only clean but also
thoroughly sterilized.
FOR YOUR CONVEN­
IENCE,
FEATURING
ATLAS TIRES
AND
as well as your protect­
ion, send your laundry to
us YOU WILL LIKE
OUR WORK.
ATLAS BATTERIES
WE RECHARGE BATTERIES
Best Deal in Town on Retreads
BELLVIEW FEED AND SEED
Toni Carter, Prop.
S. Pacific Highway
PHONE 180
ASHLAND
LAUNDRY CO
Phone 185
SI Water Street
For the ideal washday,
“Just Call, That’s All”