SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Friday, Augunt 13, 1937
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PHONE YOUR ORDER FOR FREE DELIVERY—GALL 15'3
SATURDAY FOOD BARGAINS!
Toilet Tissue
F-‘,h,,r
3
12c
BANANAS, 4 pounds for
WATERMELON, per pound
CANTALOUPE, each
2e
5C
CABBAGE, per pound
3e
White House Coffee 25c
SUGAR, C & H, 25 pounds
MILK, Golden Key, 3 large cans for
$1.59
23C
CORN FLAKES, Kellogg’s, 2 for
15C
APRICOTS, No. 21 tin, 2 for
STANDBY TOMATO SOUP
5c
Kraft Cheese, pound 21c
ROYAL CLUB
ROYAL CLUB
FLUHRER’S
PEACHES
19c
SPINACH
15c
WALNUT BARS
dozen 15c
ROYAL CLUB
ROYAL CLUB
HOMINY
lie
STRING BEANS
2 for 25c
FLUHRER’S
CINNAMON
DONUTS
dozen 25c
ROYAL CLUB
ROYAL CLUB
FLUHRER’S
KRAUT
14e
PEARS
21c
PECAN ROCKS
dozen 25c
23c
42kT Pound» Soda
o
or Graham
East Side & Plaza Meat Markets
FL A Z A MARKET, •
EAST SIDE
PHONE 188 T >
FREE DELIVERY
PORK SHOULDER 20c
LEG OF PORK
25c
HAMBURGER, Lb. 15c
LEAN
CUBES, pound
15c
BEEF
STEAK, lb. - 15c-25c
COLORED HENS
ON ONE HOUR’S NOTICE
pound 25c
THONE 56
ROASTS, lb., 10c-20c
LEGO LAMB lb. 22ic
LAMB SHOULDER 15c
About People You Know! ]
• K<-n Madden returned to Klam­
ath Falls Monday evening after
visiting here with his wife and
son.
• Mrs R. W Hall underwent a
major operation Sunday at the
Community hospital.
• Mrs Hazel Neff and daughter
took up employment in Medford
Sunday
• George Hibbs, salesman at the
Claycomb Motor company, la
spending a week at Lake o’ the
woods.
• Allen Autry and children were
at Oregon Caves Sunday.
• Mr. and Mrs Everett Miller
and children of Medford visited
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Emma
Davis.
• Ed Doyle and Mr. and Mrs
George Vacok returned Sunday
from a visit at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Bill Bates in Dunsmuir.
• Mr and Mrs Art Cooper were
Ashland •Visitors in Grants Pass
Sunday
• Mrs Ray Ivewis and two sons,
Billy and Carl Slack, left for Myr­
tle Point Saturday to spend a
week with Mr. Lewis
• For a square deal go to Pell.
(16tfc)
• Arba Ager returned thia week
from a visit at his home in Port­
land.
• Bud Gandee, Leonard Patter-
i son, Phil Keeton, Al Simpson and
Leonard Hall saw the Klamath
Falls Red Sox-San Francisco Seals
baseball game In Klamath Falls
Monday.
• Mrs Bill Bates and young son
of Dunsmuir are visiting in Ash­
land
• Miss Wilmetta Connolly of
Bend arrived in Ashland Tuesday
and is visiting at the P. D. Mc­
Dougal home. She wil attend
SONS this fall and winter.
• Mr and Mrs. Floyd Dickey and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bennett are
leaving Sunday morning on a two
weeks vacation trip which will
take them througiT eastern Oregon
I and as far as Weiser, Ida. They
plan to do some fishing while
i gone.
• George Brickell returned Wed­
nesday to his work at the Gro-
' ceteria following several days
spent in Grants Paas where his
mother was seriously ill.
DILL
PICKLES
3 for 5c
PORK
SAUSAGE, pound - 15c
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• Fern Madden left Tuesday night
for Rio Vista, Calif , to spend a
short time.
CORNS CURED
• Mr and Mrs W H Parker
visited in Klamath Falls Sunday
Worli s qulokoet earn «ur«.
Crs-0» fluarantuea «onoy
• Dr. E. G. Everett. M. D.. phy­
baak
torn lifts oft .’•»
10 alr>u?aa without ¡jaln. h.
sician and surgeon, Hersey build­
aald burn ar iu '-'M.
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ing, office phone 18-J, residence
• CWAR0 If yav RnO an/a I
18-1-
(2tfc) East Hide
CORN-Ofr
• Mr and Mrs. Hugh Gilmore Pharmacy
have returned to make their home
here after several months spent in
Lakeview.
INFLUENZA
responds to chiropractic A other
• Mr and Mrs Clyde Nellis of
Dunsmuir spent Wednesday eve­ methods in majority of cases
ning and Thursday In Ashland
E. B. ANGELL
• Mrs. Bess Canfield is on a
Chiropractic
Physician
week’s vacation from the East
460
Boulevard
Phone 48
Side pharmacy.
$50.00
BSWABD
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
SPECIAL!
BORDEN’S GLORIA
ICE CREAM
quarts 29c
FA*T
; • Mrs Harriett Bates was a
business visitor in Ashland Tues­
day afternoon.
• Mr. and Mrs John Everett of
Twin Falls. Ida , spent the week
visiting Mrs. Everett's parents,
Mr and Mrs Carver.
• Stanley Robbins left Sunday for
New Orleans. He will go by way
of Nebraska, where he will visit a
few days with relatives.
• .Mrs L. R Keller of Los An­
geles arrived in Talent to make
their home here. They are looking
for a location.
• Mrs. Mary Sinclair of Medford
is a guest of Mrs Meda Fox this
week
• Miss Ardel Fee of Eugene is
spending the summer vacation
with her grandmother. Mrs. Ruth
11< '.filch.
• Dudley Estes and Russell Parks
1 went to Crescent City last week
Mr. Parks returned home Friday
evening. Dudley remaining to visit
with his brother Charley and wife
for a few weeks.
• Mr. and Mrs. Ashcraft returned
from Berkeley Saturday where
they have been attending school
j the past six weeks.
• Miss Dolores Shelton of Port­
land is a guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Tryon.
• Matelene Maxwell underwent
a tonsilectomy at Medford Mon­
day. Dr. Finley performed the op­
eration.
• Talentites driving to Crater lake
Sunday included Mr .and Mrs. Le-
' Roy Olsen, Miss Ruth Olsen. Dick
Kreger. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gas­
tons. Miss Jerene Steward and
Paul Walker.
• Fred Hodapp and daughter
Mary were calling here Monday
evening.
• Mrs. Ralph Householder and son
Leslie and small daughter Jean
of Grants Pass were guests of
Phyllis Householder at the Tame
auto camp Saturday.
• Mr. and Mrs. Joe Barnes of
Washington arrived here Monday
evening to work in the fruit, which
will be ready for handling in a
short time.
• Mr. and Mrs Lysle Tame spent
Sunday evening in Medford visit­
ing friends.
• Bill Hotchkiss underwent a
major operation at the Community
hospital in Ashland Monday.
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LUNCH LOAF, Lb. 30c
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TWO STORES
Headquarters for Buying
and 8elllng of
Fruits and Vegetables
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