SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Friday, December 11. 1936
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PIIONE YOUR ORDER FOR FREE DELI VERY—CALL 15«
SATURDAY FOOD BARGAINS!
Shortening 4S
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Fluhrer’s
Fluhrer’s
Fluhrer’s
GOLDEN BEAR
COOKIES
23c dozen
Oatmeal Drops
Dozen 19c
WALNUT BAR
Dozen 13c
ROYAL CLUB
ROYAL CLUB
ROYAL CLUB
COFFEE
25e
PEAS
17C
CORN
13c
BULK
QUARTS
POTATOES
29c
KRAFT
1
KRAFT
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1 Christmas Package | I CHEESE
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Each
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1 $1.39 | |2-lb. box 59C
| ORANGES 1 iSweet Potatoesl
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Simklwt
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| Each lc |
Cranberries 1 1 BANANAS 1 1
2 POUNDS
I | 3 lbs. 25c 1 I
39c
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1
ALL BRAN
Wooden Spoon Free
19c
CELERY
PEACHES
2 for 39C
White or Green
Brogues
IOC
SQUASH
POUND
3 4c
I ROYAL CLUB 1 I ROYAL CLUB
I PUMPKIN 1
KRAUT
1 2 for 25c 1 1 2 for 28c
Toilet Tissue
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FEATHER
J. D. Mars & Son
8 FOR... 25c Classifiedjds
East Side & Plaza Meat Markets
EAST Si PE
PHONE 188
PLAZA MARKET
FREE DELIVERY
PHONE 56
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
VfcAL SHOl LDER
LEG OF
PORK, pound * 22 *C
LEAN
CUBES, pound
ISC
BEEF
STEAK-121c to 20c
COLORED HENS AND
FRYERS ON ONE
HOUR’S NOTICE
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ROASTS, pound 121C
STEW - 71c to 10c
LUNCH LOAF, Lb. 30«
DILL
PICKLES
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5 for 5c
PORK
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^.TH OXINE
for wet weather
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ROYAL CLUB
• Frwkles Porter displayed his « leaving Saturday evening for
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• by San Francisco, Sacramento and
immature
judgment
getting chummy with an automo San Jose was Mrs. G. H. Hedburg,
bile in front of his home on Van who will spend the holidays with
News avenue He was straightaway her daughter and will visit with
rushed to a veterinarian in Med friends.
ford where his trouble was quickly • Among those spending Sunday
diagnosed as a broken rear chas out of town was I-eslie Lusk, who
sis However ,he has been returned visited with his sister and brother-
to his home and late reports are in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Welch
that he is well on the road to of
Weed.
recovery.
•
A
F Long underwent a major
• Dave Whittle retumed Thum- operation
at the Community hos
day from Portland where he has pital Saturday.
[ been since Sunday transacting
• Among those transacting busi-
| business
nes in Medford Monday were C.
• Mr. and ¡urn Luke Stennett L.' Reynolds and Dorn Provost.
moved Wednesday from 542 Alli
son street to their new home at • Out of town visitors here Sun
day were Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Star
745 Iowa.
buck and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
• Mr and Mrs Winston Johnson Render of Medford who were
departed Sunday for Vancouver, guests of Mr. and Mrs I C. Irwin.
B. C., where they will spend a
few days enroute to their
‘
home • Medford visitors in Ashland
in Ketchikan, Alaska. They have Sunday also Included Mr and Mrs
been spending the past two M L. Alford and Mr. and Mrs.
Headquarters for Buying and
months visiting with Mr. John- Wiliam Gates, who visited friends
Selling of Fruits, Vegetables
here.
son's father, R. W. Johnson In
• C. H Hockett of Portland was
Ashland.
among those transacting bust- •
• Hugh. Bates 1s the proud new also
ness
here Wednesday.
owner of a master town sedan
which the Kay Chevrolet com • Beautiful indeed are the newly
painted city trash cans which are
pany parted with.
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such a lovely green that
• Returning to Klamath Falls painted
they almost seem part of the
lifter Bpending the week-end here Christmas
decorative scheme.
Now la the time to put in your
I was George Gillette, who visited
• Among those transacting busi winter’s supply. We get them
I with friends and relatives.
! • Mary l»u, weighing 61? pounds, ness in Ashland Tuesday and
i was born to Mr. and Mrs. W M Wednesday were Joe Hill of Port- i direct from the growers and
I Kenyon at their home on Fifth land. Joe Jacobs and Cal Gervais
can make you an attractive
street Monday morning. Mother of San Francisco.
price. See us before you buy.'
• T L. O’Harra is confined to
and baby are well.
• Archie Bradshow of Klamath his home on Granite street be
Falls was discharged from the cause of illness.
WE DELIVER
Community hospital Sunday, • Jerry Jerome of Medford called
y
where he has been receiving treat on friends in Ashland Tuesday.
ment as the result of an auto-
auto • Jean Derby, who has been a
guest of Mrs. Guy Holman for
mobile accident.
• Friends of Mrs. A H. Pratt, the past ten days, left Sunday for
who has been 111 at her home on her home in Dunsmuir.
wlgslgij1'
Gouxhs due to
cold, often relieved w.th
Vista street, will be pleased to 9 Marcella Scribner is among Ione swallow
of
Thoxine.
Helps
those whose health is not quite
learn of her improvement.
protect sleep. Only 35/. Guaranteed.
• Tons of fencing and barbed up to par this week.
wire at old price at Pell's Corner. • Kay Chevrolet reports the sale
(54c) of new 1937 cars to the follow
• W. Spears, field representatiwe ing: Edwin Dunn. Mr. and Mrs.
East Side Pharmacy
for the Shasta-Cascade Wonder W. S. Stennett of Ashland and '
land association, was an Ashland Ear) Newton of Talent.
visitor Tuesday.
• Claude Shearard of Hurley, S
D., is spending a few days in Ash
A
land before continuing his journey
e
to the northern part of the state.
• Harry Chipman returned Sun
FT’
day to his home in Alturas, having
Bpent the week-end here.
• Jay Walton, who has been em
ployed for the past several years
as a linotype operator in the Tid
ings composing room, left Sunday
for Portland, where he will make
his home.
• The local chamber of commerce
staff is gloating (and rightly too)
over the fact that for the first
' time in many many moons out
I of state car registrations for the
month exceed those of the Grants
Pass chamber with 300 to the
good. Noteworthy besides is the
—and Other Fall and Winter Footwear
fact that within the past two
weeks cars have registered at the
local chamber from Hawaii, Re
• Beautiful Scotch Grains
public of Panama, from three dif
ferent Canadian provinces and
• Single and Double Sole
from 34 of our own 48 states,
according to Marchial Stansbury,
• Choice of Brown and Black
secretary.
• Foreigners in Ashland last
• Pac-Plain-Stitch-Wing Toe
week-end included Tuny Bullis of
Medford and Claus Kleinhammer
• 3-Price Range, $3.45, $4.25, $6.25
of Applegate.
• Portland business visitors here
early this week were Mr. and
Mrs G. M. Brady and Archie
Sausman.
• J. D. Mars and son Ned at
tended an advance showing of
spring shoe styles Saturday given
by a Milwaukie shoe firm at the
Hotel Medford.
Shoes for Men—Shoe Repairing
HERBERT’S 2 STORES
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MILK
1 1 SUGAR 1 | FLOUR
Bouquet
1 Oregon or Morning 1 I
C&ll
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| 3 for 23c | |25-lb. bag $1.491 | 49 s $1.39
Salad Oi .1 1
• A meeting of the Order of Fun
eral Directors of Southern Ore
gon was held Thursday at dinner
in the Hotel Ashland. Representa
tives from Portland. Klamath
Falls, Medford, Grants Pass and
Ashland were present to hear an
address delivered by the state
president of the order.
• Lithians visiting Medford Sun
day included Lucille Smith, Bill
O'Brien, Dorothy Samuelson and
Dorrance Ruger, who were en-
tertained by friends.
• Leaving by train Tuesday eve-
ning was Mrs. Rilling Schuerman
who was called suddenly to Loop
City, Neb., by the illness of her
father.
• E. H. Hedrick, superintendent
of Medford schools, was a visitor
at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs William Hedrick, Tues
day evening.
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SAUSAGE, pound -15c
WE BUY and trade old dishes,
furniture, books, antiques. Jor
dan's House of Color, phone 161.
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FOR SALE—'26 Dodge sedan,
good paint, fair upholstering
and rubber, fair mechanical con-1
dltion, $65. Frank Young, 141
High street.
(49p)
FOR SALE- Quarter horse elec
tric motor, recently rewound,
new bearings, good condition, $5.
At the Miner office-(49p)
WINE SPECIALS
SONNIE BOY WINES
Finest Vintage—Every Bottle Guaranteed Aged Wine!
PINTS—30c
QUARTS—50c
HALF GALS.—95c GALLONS—$1.65
FINE old growth fir, $6 per cord;
dry body laurel, black oak, $10
per cord, delivered, cut 12 or
16 inches. Phone 150, write or
see Dick Adams, 128 Laurel
street, corner of Almond.
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BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL
DENTISTS
EXTRA SPECIAL
CLARET AND ZINFANDEL
98c GALLON!
FIFTHS—35c
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EAST SIDE PHARMACY
DR. MARCUS B. WOODS
Phone 131
Swedenburg Bldg.
ELECTRICAL SERVICE
CARPENTERING
New or Old Work
Estimates Furnished Free
J. W. CATES
Phone 7-F-4
SOMETHING EXTRA
Fuller Bodied Flavor - Richer Color - Greater Value
GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK
CLOVERLEAF DAIRY
SHOE REPAIRING
MAC'S SHOE SHOP
Guaranteed Shoe Repairing
388 B. Maia
gr A de
This Milk Has
X. L. ELECTRIC
Phone 82
_______ 137 N Pioneer St.
Phone 23F?
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