SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Friday, Auguat 27, 1937
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SATURDAY FOOD
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Maxwell
House
FLUHRER’S DATE ROCKS, dozen
20c
FLUHRER’S WALNUT BARS, dozen
ISC
SUGAR, C & H, 25 pounds
$1.59
MILK, Golden Key, 3 large cans for
23C
DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR, 49’s
$2.29
LETTUCE, per head
5C
TOMATOES, 5 pounds for
15c
RAPP WATERMELON
MARKET PRICE
BANANAS, 4 pounds for
t
BACON rsrurwl-
Royal Club
STRING BEANS, New Pack No. 2 tin, 3 for
PEACHES, No. 21 tin, each
CORN, Yellow Bantam. No. 2,3 for
KRAUT, No. 21 tin, each
39C
19c
39C
14c
lie
ASPARAGUS, No. 2 tin, each
PINEAPPLE, No. 21 tin, each
22c
3 for 10c
SUNBRITE
East Side & Plaza Meat Markets
EANT SIDE
PHONE 188
PLAZA MAKKET
FREE DELIVERY
PUKE
LARD, per pound - 15c
PORK SHOULDER 20c
LEG OF PORK
25c
HAMBURGER, Lb. 15c
LEAN
CUBES, pound
15C
BEEF
STEAK, lb. - 15C-25C
COLORED HENS
ON ONE HOUK’S NOTICE
pound 25c
PHONE 56
ROASTS, lb., 10c-20c
LEGO LAMB lb. 221C
LAMB SHOULDER 15c
ba M ball Wit h 1 he 1 .1’ oians here
this summer.
• George Brickell, employe of the
¡Groceteria, was culled to Grants
Pass this week by the illness of
| his mother.
• Guy Is wis and George Shaffer
; H[x-nt Sunday in the mountains of
northern California.
• Mr and Mrs Larkin Grubb and
two sons made a fishing trip to
Butte creek Sunday
• Mr. and Mrs C. M Thomas
and guest, Mrs Haze) Rader of
I Eugene, vacationed Sunday at
Crater I^ake and Klamath Falls
• Doris Hunter returned to Klarn-
! ath Falls Monday after a week
i spent at the home of her parents
here
• John Edwards and Ihck Apple
gate visited In Ashland last week
end from Lincoln, where they are
.........
employed
at .......
the .......................
Henry mill.
• Mr and Mrs H H Short and
daughter Charlotte spent Sunday
[ in Crescent City
• Mrs G M Frost returned yes-
. terday to Oakland, Calif, to as-
' sume her position in the junior
I high schools there after spending
| the summer at her home In Ash
land
• Mr and Mrs Paul Home were
Klamath Falls visitors in this city
Sunday
• Nate Bates and W F Ixximis
returned Sunday for a several
days fishing trip to Diamond lake.
• Miss I>-onora Dancer of North
i Dakota 1» visiting in Ashland with
her sister, Mrs. Dick Adams and
expects to spend the winter here.
• Mrs Carlins Burgdorf was
transferred to the position of head
operator in the Grants Pass tele
phone exchange this week. Mrs.
Mildred Thornton has been named
head operator here.
• Mrs. Josephine Schopf and son
Joseph of Portland visited with
Mr. and Mrs Ted Schopf Sunday
while en route to Los Angeles.
They will return this week-end
| and the Ted Schopfs will accom
pany them to their home where
they will visit for several days
and then return to Glide where
Schopf will be a member of the
I faculty during the coming school
year.
• Mrs Josephine Quinby was re-
I leased from the Community hos-
J pital Tuesday after a major op
eration performed several days
| previously.
• Mr and Mrs. Clyde Nellis of
Dunsmuir arrived in this city
Wednesday. Nellis returning to the
south the same day. Mrs Nellis
remaining in Ashland for several
days at the home of her mother.
Mrs. Marcia Ross, who returned
Thursday from an extended visit
in Spokane and Tacoma.
• Mark True and Bill Pracht re-
' turned Tuesday from several days
| spent on the southern Oregon
I coast.
• Dr. E. G. Everett. M D., phy-
■ sieian and surgeon. Hersey build-
i Lng, office phone 18-J, residence
; 18-L.
(2tfc)
• Mr and Mrs. C. D. Elhart this
week announced the birth of a
I six
and
three-fourths
pound
daughter who was bom Tuesday
■morning.
• Bill Porter, who is employed in
Bend, is a visitor in Ashland this
week
• Mrs. Tom Pryor, who has been
j seriously ill for several weeks at
the Sacred Heart hospital in Med-
1 ford, was returned to her home
here Tuesday.
• Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Wolcott of
Tucson. Ariz , are spending a week
here at the home of Wolcott's
■ parents. Mr and Mrs. H. G. Wol
cott.
• Mr. and Mrs A. D. Parr and
. son Donald visited last week-end
’ at the home of Parr's parents, Mr.
I and Mrs Roy Parr Mrs Parr re-
| turned to Roseburg with them,
planning to spend several days.
• Mrs. Nourse accompanied the
Rev D. E. Nourse to Seiad CCC
camp on the Klamath river Tues
day evening where he conducted
services for members of the camp.
• Kathleen and Roberta Nourse
left Thursday for Lone Pine, near
Redmond, Ore., where they will
teach school this term. Their
father, the Rev. D. E. Nourse,
drove them to eastern Oregon.
• Bob Pinson made a business trip
to Klamath Falls Tuesday.
• For a square deal go to Pell.
(lBtfc)
• Mr. and Mrs. Vemi Carter of
Dunsmuir visited Tuesday at the
home of Carter’s parents. Mr. and
Mrs W, F. Loomis.
• Mr. and Mrs. J. Otis Johnson
of Dunsmuir were Ashland visit-
VEAL SHOULDER
ROASTS, pound - 15c
STEW
71c to 10c
LUNCH LOAF, Lb. 30c
D1LL
PICKLES
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Johnsons
are
aftei attending RONS and playing • John Bl lings, instructor .
1’IKINK YOUR ORDER FOR FREE DELI VlfRY—CALL 15«
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• lx-onard Patterson left Monday ors Monday The
morning for his home In Portland former residents
I
COFFEE
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3 for 5c
PORK
SAUSAGE, pound - 15e
HERBERT’S
TWO STORES
Headquarters for Buying
and Selling of
Fruita and Vegetables
APRICOTS
Now's the time to buv vour
APRICOTS FOR CANNING
—We have them at all prices
Also YOUNGBERKIER and
BLACKBERRIES. They are
at their best now!
WE DELIVER
Ijtva Beds CCC camp, visited at
the home <>f his parents in Ash
land over the week-end.
• HILTS NEWS •
• Del Bagley returned recently
from Sacramento where he was
called by the severe illness of his
father.
• Mlki May Roberts, who has
been nursing at the Hilts hos
pital several years, left for Klam
ath Falls Thursday, planning to be
married shortly Mrs Allison Is
taking her place here.
• Mr and Mrs W. Walker and
sons Buster and Billy motored to
McArthur Friday night to see his
brother, Marion Walker, who with
his wife was badly Injured In an
aut" accident
• Mr and Mrs. Del Black were in
Yreka Saturday.
• Among those who attended the
dance at Twin Plunges Ln Ashland
Saturday night were Mr. and
Mrs Fred Haynes, Virginia and
Fred Haynes, jr., Wayne and Jean
Baumgartner. Mr. and Mrs Ver
nal Nebeker. R G. Nebeker and
Dorrance Ruger.
• Mr and Mrs Niels Dlthmort of
Clinton. Ia.. are visiting at the
home of their daughter. Mrs. W.
Roush.
• Mr and Mrs. L D. Clark at
tended a show in Yreka Saturday.
• Mi’s Don Rosecrans and daugh
ter are visiting her sister at Van
Nuys, Calif
• Mr and Mrs 4'. Elliott and
Mr and Mrs Jack Clark were in
Yreka Saturday night.
• Mr. and Mrs. W Roush and
family and her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. N. Dithmort, motored to
Crater Lake Sunday.
• Margery Clark returned home
from a three weeks visit at the
Roy Tyrrell home In Klamath
Falls.
• Mrs Fred Bayliss and Mrs. J.
DeWitt took the Girl Scout group
to Twin Plunges in Ashland Sun-
day.
• Mr. and Mrs. Fraley and Don
Rosecrans visited the Charles
Berwert family in Medford Sun
day.
• Mr. and Mrs. J. DeWitt and
Mr and Mrs A. Gilberg and fam
ily were at Lassen National park
Sunday.
• Kenneth Nelson moved his
family to Hornbrook Sunday.
• A picnic dinner Sunday at Cole-
stin was attended by Mesdames
and Messrs Roy Tyrrell of Klam
ath Falls, O. S. Tyrrell of Horn
brook, Arthur Jones and son Er
vin of Yreka, Frank Evans and
daughter Venecia of Hornbrook,
. Jack Clark and family, and Mrs.
I Mary Dumas of Hornbrook.
MOTHER!
if th. children retuse «pinach or
other Iron-rk h toed., make sure they
set enough Iron by giving them
Medicinal Iron, too. Iron la especial
ly important in cases of Underweight.
Paleness, Malnutrition and General
Weakness due to Nutritional or Sim
ple Anemia. Iron is agreeable to the
system If given in the form of
JAYNK’S TONIC 1’11.1.«
These pills contain not only -Medici
nal Iron for the blood, but other
elements
which
many
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children need for strong
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bones, sound teeth
£ WSk
healthy appetites
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