Friday, August 20, 1937
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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DCERY
PIIONE YOUR ORDER FOR FREE DELIV 1?RY—CALL 150
White House Coffee
25c
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DANANAS, 4 pounds for
CANTALOUPE, each
5c
LETTUCE, per head
5c
TOMATOES, Home Grown, 6 pounds
49c
Shortening 4 “
SUGAR, C & H, 25 pounds
$1.59
MILK, Golden Key, 3 large cans for
23c
FLOUR, Bouquet, 49’s
$1.59
CORN FLAKES, Kellogg’s, 2 for
15c
DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR, 49’s
$2.29
JELL*O any flavor . . 5c
ROYAL CLUB
ROYAL CLUB
Dainty Dimple
PEAS
New Pack
MECO
PEAS
PEACHES
New Pack
Ho. 21 19c
2 for 23c
2 for 33c
12 for $1.79
case $3.45
PEARS
12 for $1.31
No. 2! 19c
case $2.52
FLUHRER’S
FLUHRER’S
FLUHRER’S
CINNAMON
DONUTS
MIX COOKIES
dozen 15c
Oatmeal Rocks
dozen 25c
ROYAL CLUB
dozen 20c
Kraft Miracle Whip, quart
sn>r,
riJKZA MARKET
PHONE 1885
FREE DELIVERY
PUKE
LARD, per pound - 15c
PORK SHOULDER 20c
LEG OF PORK
25c
PHONE 56 <
ROASTS, lb., 10c-20c
LEGO LAMB lb. 221C
LAMB SHOULDER 15c
LEAN
STEW
STEAK, lb
71c to 10c
LUNCH LOAF, Lb. 30c
BEEF
15C-25C
COLORED HENS
ON ONE HOUR’S NOTICE
CORNS CURED
CORN-OFF
VALUABLE
KEEP YOUR EYES Olein and Clean.
Millions prefer this "flavor
ROASTS, pound - 15c
15c
HERBERT’S
TWO STORES
Headquarters for Buying
and Selling of
Fruits and Vegetable«
APRICOTS
DILL
PICKLES
■*
FOR DELICIOUS
SNACKS
VEAL SHOULDER
HAMBURGER, Lb. 15c
CUBES, pound
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GLOVER LEAF DAIRY
East Side & Plaza Meat Markets
eant
-
Mr and Mrs Larkin Grubb • I-eon Bates returned today to
flshiSI Sunday at Hyatt lake, re Baker where he is employed
porting a good catch
Bates, who has visited here at the
• Mr and Mrs H L Claycomb home of Foster Thompson since
and daughter Jean returned Sun Wednesday, formerly wax em
day afternoon from a week «pent ployed at the Ingle drug «tore
BL’YM BELLVIEW FEED STORE
at Lake o' the Woods
C. V. Flanders, for four years
• Taylor William« returned to hl«
associated in the fuel business In
work at Taylor'« lunch this week
Ashland, this week purchased the
following a vacation.
Bellview Seed and Feed store in
• Mi and Mr«. W ft Bullock of
Bellview from T V. and John Car
Medford vi«lted here Sunday at
ter. Flanders is busy at present
the George Icenhower home
• -Mias Ruth Olsen left Thuraday restocking the place preparatory
• Jack Bears# returned to Ash evening
for Wakefield, Kan , to a formal announcement of new
land Saturday evening after »(lend where ahe will be employed aa a management.
ing the past week on a fishing school teacher.
trip into the upper Rogue country
• Ned Mars and Kendrick Wat • Mrs John Lee and children of
son made a trip to Diamond lake. Berkeley are guests of Mr and
Crater lake and the upper Rogue Mrs. Neely this week.
• Jerene Steward and Paul Walk
river Sunday.
• Mr and Mrs. I^awrence I'owell er were united in marriag ein
and children left thl« week to Reno, Nev., Tuesday and will srx>n
spend their vacation at Coo« Bay. return to operate the store re
• Mr. arid Mrs. Clarence Teuborg cently purchased from Mr. and
and family of Emmett, Neb., are Mrs Ray Schumaker.
visiting at the Hager home on • Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tryon are
spending a vacation at Crescent
Scenic drive.
• Lynn Neeley returned Monday City. Mr and Mrs. Roy Estes
from ROTC camp at Fort Canby, are looking after their store dur-
, Ing the holiday.
Wa n
• Dr. and Mr» Clyde Dunham «Mr and Mrs Bud Shafer, who
and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gilmore spent the winter in California,
arrived last week to work In the
were at Oregon Cave» Sunday.
• Dr. and Mr» R L. Burdlc re fruit.
turned this week from San Lean • Mrs. Low, who recently pur-
KRAFT
dro, Calif., where they had been chased Ray’a market, and Clair
for a week. They were accom Preston of Seattle, Wash., were
CHEESE SPREADS
panied home by their son Billy, united in marriage at Grants Pass
who had »pent the past month in I last week Congratulations are be
« Ju»t bring out *e ver al vari
ing extended by friends.
the California city.
eties of Kraft Cheese Spreads
• Mr. and Mrs Walter Kimmel! • Earl Allen and Kermit Zerleln
and cracker* .. . and company
of Redding, Calif., have been vis of Yamsay camp spent the week
refreshments are all ready!
iting this week at the Poley home end with their home folks
These Spreads are grand for
• Mr and Mrs. Roy Hardt of
on Gresham street.
sandwiches, appetizers and
« Dr and Mrs. R E. Walker va- Cincinnati, O., have taken up a
salads,
too. Notice the smart
rcsxdence
at
Joe
Walsh
’
s
camp
cationed Sunday at Oregon Caves.
new circle-dot design ou the
• Ixiis Wiley left Saturday for and will work in the fruit.
Swankyswig glassea Kraft
Connell, Wash., where she will • Mr and Mrs Joy Maxwell and
Spreads come in.
visit Her brother, Howard Wiley, family have just returned from
drove her as far as Portland, re Idaho, where they have been visit
ing with relatives and friends for
turning Wednesday.
• For a square deal go to Peil. the past week.
(16tfc) • Mr. and Mrs Will Hewitt and
• A rba Ager left yesterday for daughter Helen, who have been Sf» e
A A *•<*< ■ liUnt! sn «.ra,
Portland where his marriage to operating the Shell service sta 3» JU.UU
t.araat.ai aaaa,
’*•’*’• u>t »>« aara IKU .1 .
Bernice Sutherman will be an tion at the north end of town, for ____ **
_____ . . _ I* ■loot« wrUiovt **to.
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the last coupe of years, have pur —
REWARD
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event of Sunday.
•
r- atwARO If »w *«* »n, • .a
• Mr and Mrs Clyde NelUa of chased property in Phoenix and
Dunsmuir were business visitors moved there Monday.
K2X,
in this city and Medford Wed- • Mrs loaming and son Bob are
nesday and Thursday.
« J C Hamaker and Carl Brower
spent Sunday at Lake o’ the
Woods.
• Mrs A J Lambert of Mont
erey, Calif., is visiting here at the
home of Mrs Cloma Burton.
• Al Simpson, SONS student and
Lithian baseball player, planned
to leave today for his home in
Eureka. Calif.
• Kenneth Brown of Hilts visited
here Sunday with his parents,
Mr and Mrs. W. C. Brown.
• C. B. Andrews returned Mon
day to his work at the Western
Union office after several days
layoff because of illness
• Helen Grenbemer and Darrell
1 Leavens returned Tuesday from
Portland where they have visited
for the past 10 days at the home
of the latter’s parents.
« Mr and, Mrs Howard May
berry of Redding visited here Sun
day with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. H Mayberry and Mr. and
Mrs Charles Roberson,
—
• The Rev. and Mrs. M. I. Fid
wards, their two children ami
Mrs. Keener, mother of Mrs. Ed-
wards, are staying in Ashland for
a month while the Rev. Mr. Ed
wards is on vacation from the
; Presbyterian pastorate in Bur-
j bank. Calif.
« Mrs Ruth Dews and son Ed-
mond left Tuesday evening for
Dunsmuir, thefr former home, to
visit friends.
« Dr. E. G. Everett, M D., phy
sician and surgeon, Hersey build-
I ing, office phone 18-J, residence
IN KNOWING THE PLACE
■ 18-L
( 2tfc1
TO BLY YOLK MILK
« Miss Betty Hileman, local
| teacher, returned Monday from
California, where she has spent
! her vacation.
• Mr. and Mrs Orbin Cooksie
FOR MORE MILK
i planned to leave today for Port-
| land where Mr. Cooksie will take
Phone 23-F-2
a position with_ the General Tire
and Rubber company. He has man-
! the Standard Senice station
I at the corner of First and East
■ Main streets for the past several
months.
« Emil Peil, who left for San
Munn» sooth«* and r«fr«*h«&
Francisco some time ago in an
. irritated
effort to improve his health, is re
Ut« it daily
ported to be very ill in the bay
city.
« Doris Hunter had her tonsils
removed Friday.
• Dick Egner was called to Port
land Wednesday by the illness of
f Wfc BOOK OHREOUFSr
his father. J. D. Mars, who has
h"A World of Comfort
worked intermittently at the Mars
OtPi Mft. CMICACO. U VA. Kifc'i. For Your Fye
shoe shop lately because of poor
health, is taking Egner’s place
during his absence.
• TALENT •
SATURDAY FOOD BARGAINS!
In a (¿uiirt
Mason Jar
-
visiting with Mr and Mrs. Elvis
Cochran at Klamath Falls this
week.
• Mrs Will Maxwell and children,
Mrs Art Adams of Ashland, and
I Mrs Karl Baylor are spending the
week at Crescent City.
• Merle Hough of Ashland is
employed at Parka Groceteria.
3 for 5c
PORK
SAUSAGE, pound - 15c
Now’s the time to buy vour
APRICOTS FOR CANNING
—We have them at all price*
Also YOITNGBERRIES and
BLACKBERRIES. They are
at their best now!
WK DELIVER
that is different
G It’s a skillful cross between
mayonnaise and old-fashioned
boiled dressing — with a special
piquancy all its own! Miracle Whip
is totally different from all other
dressings—smoother, fluffier, more
delicioua. Try M iracle W hip—soon !
MIRACLE WHIP CONTAINS MORE-
FAR MORE-OF THE COSTLY INGREDIENTSI