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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1936)
Friday. October 30, 1936 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 3 4. r W hite H ouse G rocery PHONE YOUR ORDER FOR FREE DELIVERY—CALL 156 SATURDAY FOOD BARGAINS! 39c Shortening, 4 Fluhrer’s Fluhrer’s Fluhrer’s French Donuts 23c dozen WALNUT BARS Dozen 13c OATMEAL DROPS Dozen 19c SUGAR—25 pounds C&H - - - PAR WASHING POWDER—Lge. size FLOUR—White House, 49’s - - MILK—Oregon or Morning, 3 cans PRUNES KRAFT AMERICAN OR BRICK CHEESE $1.49 - 29c $1.79 - 23c 49c ITALIAN New Crop. 10 pounds WHITE HOUSE COFFEE 2-Lb. Box 59e 1-Lb. Jar 25c BROOMS Each 29c LETTUCE Solid Heads, each ORANGES- each 5c lc 25c 2c 2c BANANAS -4 Pounds SQUASH—per pound CABBAGE Per Pound FLOUR HALLOWE'EN PUMPKINS Each 5c $1.39 BOUQUET 49’s Whole Wheat Flake HUSKIES 10c KRAFT ELKHORNE CHEESE Pound 27c FIGS—Kadota or Black, 5-Pound Box JELL-O—3 Pktfs. Jell-o, 1 Chocolate Pudding PEACHES—Palace, No. 2ft Tin....................... HONEY—Flordale, 5-Pound Pail..................... East Side & Plaza Meat Markets EAST HIDE PHONE 188 PLAZA MARKET PHONE 56 FREE DELIVERY THIS IS NOT A SATURDAY SPECIAL BUT OUR PRICE FOR ONE WEEK PURE ROASTS - 10c to 15c LARD, 2 pounds - 25c HAMBURGER, Lb. 15c LEG OF LAMB Lb. 20c • Mr and Mr*. R. H. Pinion and ion Bobby of Dunamuir were vis iting with Mr* Pinion'i parent* over the week-end. • Dorothy Durkee, Maybeile Jone* and Carl Brower attended the football game in Eureka Satur- i 'lay- • D-Anne Neeley returned thin ; week from Dunnmuir where «he i han been viMltlng her aunt, Mr*. | A. Bondernon. • J. D. Taylor, formerly of thia city and now residing in Mont erey, Cal, 1« visiting hi* daughter Cloma Burton this week. He will proceed to Portland where he will visit with two other daughter*, Mr» A. C. Files and Faith Taylor, before returning to his home. • Dlitrlct Attorney George Cod- ! dmg was a visitor in Ashland i Tuesday. • Ralph G. Jennings of Medford, democratic candidate for county commissioner, was a business vis itor in Ashland Tuesday. • Mr. and Mr*. A. C. Nininger ! are vacationing for a few day* in the northern part of the *tate • Lieut. Roy Craft of Medford was a visitor here Tuesday. • Mr. and Mrs Sam Jordan re turned Monday from a hunting trip to th* Bly area. • Miss Julia Halleck ha* returned to Ashland, after spending the past several months in Oakland recuperating from an illness. Mis* Hallecck is much improved. • Harry Holden, with the North ern Wholesale company of Port land, was calling on Ashland mer chant* Wednesday. • Ciint (the thundering) Hurd was in Ashland this week bent on business. • Mr. and Mrs. Alec Stockdill of Ix>ng Beach, Calif., are visiting with Mr. and Mr*. W. D. Jack- son at their home on Iowa street. The four motored to Crater lake Tuesday. • Glenn Nichols and Slade Songer were enthusiastic rooters at the fight* in Medford Monday night. • Mr and Mrs. Pat Dunn and Miss Dorothy Chapple returned last week-end from a vacation in southern clime*. • Verni Carter of Dunsmuir was visiting relative* and friend* Ln Ashland Tuesday. • Max Guiley of Klamath Falls dropped in town for an exchange of greeting* last week-end. • Bill Ingram of Eugene called on local business men Wednesday. • George Shaffer of the Elk's barber ahop returned from a hunt- ' ing trip in the Lakeview country i last week-end. Q E C Martin of the Stockton Fire Brick company was a visitor Tuesday. • Clyde Nelli* attended a sales meeting in Medford Tuesday. • Mr. and Mrs. O. W .Long spent Sunday at Butte Falls. • C. L. Green of the Weyerhauser camp visited his family here last week-end. • Sanford Rose and Robert Smith of Klamath Falls were visiting friend* and relative* in Ashland last week-end. • G. R. Tully of Portland was a business visitor here Monday. • Miss Juanita Ross of Klamath Falls spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. Marcia Ross, on North Main street. • Mr and Mrs W. H. McNair left Thursday night for Portland where they will attend the foot ball game. • Some improvement in the con dition of Mrs. Dave Whittle, who is seriously ill at the Community hospital, was reported Thursday. • G. R. Tully of Portland was a business visitor in Ashland Mon day. • Bankers of Jackson and Jose phine counties held their regular monthly meeting Tuesday night at the Medford hotel. The speaker for the evening was T. P. Cramer, secretary of the Oregon Bankers associated, and his subject covered the vvarious angles of the coming election. Those attending from Ashland were Elwood Hedberg. Gerald Wenner, J. W. McCoy, H. HERBERT’S 2 STORES • What Ashland Makes, Makes Ashland NON-SKID SPOT PAD TRUSSES Thaae ll*ht weight appllmc» hold your rupeura securely. requiring only one-halt th« preanne o( ordinary trusses. PORK, pound - 22 ic LEAN 15c BEEF STEAK - 121c to 20c COLORED HENS AND FRYERS ON ONE HOUR’S NOTICE ROASTS, pound 121c STEW - 71c to 10c LUNCH LOAF, Lb. 30e DILL PICKLES PORK J 3 for 5c 7” SAUSAGE, pound - 15e • PASTEURIZED MILK ASHLAND CREAMERY BUTTER SHASTA ICE CREAM CHURNED BUTTERMILK - - - 10c per gal ASHLAND CREAMERY PHONE 24 JI {Qalxfrreen System Drux^ Store* [( s Ì’ de PHARMACY)] PRESCRIPTIONS When an emergency arise* and you are in urgent need of medi cine. remember our prescription department is famed for prompt and efficient service! 35c VICK’S V APO-RUB 24c Electric BREAD TOASTER F ITCH 98c SHAMPOO *1akes deltci Mza brown toast {uickly and <nexpensively fficient mica element, mó dem design. gleanung bnghr hmah. 49« S iza Olafren Halibut Liver Oil Capsules SO in Box Plain . . . O Use vitamin products to build up body resistance to disease during the fall and winter 5Oc PHILLIP’S Tooth Paste 33c "Service” HOT WATER BOTTLE 5-Grain QO„ 2. ¡•Quart _ Capacity Capacity . _ ASPIRIN _ Guaranteed foe two year,! Made of fresh Ihra fine quality rubber molded in one piece — no Kama to OO loo 1 Botti* . 4*3^9 Ruttian MINERAL OIL Full Pint. . ^eäuent u** °f tLe im ted Ruaatan Mineral Oil P» your »y»tem Perly WE GIVE S&H GREEN STAMPS RUPTURED? To insure our customer* erf truss comfort and rcurity we recommend j C. Emery, Tom Simpson, F D i ». G. Eubanks and Dr ' Wagner, G. Blake. • E. M Prouty of Klamath Falls visited here last week-end. • Mr. and Mrs G. S. Butler were vacationing on the coast Ikst week. r • Mr and Mrs F D Wart < . have returned to Ashland after an extended trip to the east where ! they visited their son* Ln New I Headquarters for Buy York ing and Selling of Fresh • William M Briggs and chll- i dren, Nancy and Billy, spent last Fruits and Vegetables week-end at Lake o’ the Wood* • Herb Moore, Bellview, ha* been We are now packing and confined to his home early this shipping any where in week because of illness. He has the United States. Improved somewhat later in the week. Packed boxes of the • Ardath Loaher and Mr*. Hugh Bate* are leaving Friday for Port famous Ashland Peaches land where they will spend the and Apples. week-end. • Fred Tayler, Ralph Koozer, and Berry Crates and Hal H. L. Claycomb returned last week-end from a hunting trip to lecks,also Peach, Toma eastern Oregon. They returned to and Apple Boxes empty-handed after traveling a distance of about 500 miles. 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Charles Ester of Crescent City, Calif., spent a few days here visiting friends and relatives. • Mrs. Francis Tame and son Cecil bought property on Griffin creek and moved there last week. • Benny Babb of Central Point and Marjorie Kerby of Talent were married Saturday at the court bouse in Medford. • Joe Harmon, who is employed in the Klamath area, spent the week-end with his family here. 50c>Z2 Campho-Ly pt u- rhe newly patented raLvd "center Spot" on Ped backed up by main pad holds lust like your fingers. CAUTSIDE of a surgical operation. a good truss, correctly fitted, is the only safe relief for rupture. Visit our Truss Department and learn more nbout these wonderful I russe*. Ask for free tvioklet on Hernia Our experienced fitters also serve your need* for Abdominal Supporters, blastic Hosiery Shoulder Braces, etc . and uur reasonable price* will surely please >uu. McNAIR BROS. The Rexall Store Phone 01 Prescription Specialists COLD OINTMENT 42c N H/Voodbury* Facial Cream ttr. 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