Friday, September 3, 1937
SOUTHERN OREGON MTNER
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PIIOKE YOUR ORDER FOR FREE DELIVIWCY—CALL 1IM
SATURDAY FOOD BARGAINS!
24c
TOMATOES, 4 pounds for.................. IOC
SWEET POTATOES, per pound - - - - 5C
LETTUCE, per head........................ - 5c
CARROTS, 3 bunches for................... 10c
Shorten ing 4“
49c
Famous W atermelon and Cantaloupe Can Always
Be Obtained at the White House!
WATERMELON, per pound......................... 2c
. 2
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Fisher's Biscuit Mix ... each 23c
FLUHRER’S
ASSORTED
COOKIES
2 dozen 25c
FLUHRER’S
ASSORTED
CUPCAKES
dozen 25 c
ROYAL CLUB
ROYAL CLUB
STRING BEANS
No. 2 12c
CORN
No. 2 13c
ROYAL CLUB
ROYAL CLUB
SPINACH
No. 21 15c
PUMPKIN
No. 2 1 12c
ROYAL CLUB
ROYAL CLUB
PEACHES
No. 2 1 19c
KRAUT
No. 21 14C
Fisher’s Blend Flour
k
$2.29
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East Side & Plaza i Meat Markets
EAST SIDE
PLAZA MARKET
PHONE 188
FREE DELIVERY
PURE
fl
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 HOUR’S NOTICE
pound 25c
PHONE 56
ROASTS, Ib., 10c-20c
LEGO LAMB lb. 221C
LAMB SHOULDER 15c
L.
THOMPSON
WORN OUT?
McNAIR BROS
System
51
ROASTS, pound - 15c
STEW
71 c to 10c
LUNCH LOAF, Lb. 30c
DILL
3 for 5c
PORK
SAUSAGE, pound - 15c
Store
PHARMACY)]
got dayf
SAVE ON THESE ITEMS!
FRIDAY AM) SATURDAY ONLY
25c and 35c lanose Leaf Covers
Sunday
• For a square deal go to Pell
(litre)
I • Mrs. Clyde Nellis left Monday
night for Dunsmuir after spending
. a few days here at the home of
her mother. Mrs. Marcia Ross.
• Mrs. Cliff Collins was returned
from Klamath Falls Thursday ac-
companied by her mother, Mrs.
Albert May, whose illness called
Mrs Collins to the mill city.
• Mr. and Mrs Earl Leever left
Sunday on a week’s trip to Can
ada.
• Lovette DeArniond returned re
cently from Lakeview where she
visited for a fortnight.
• Mrs. W. G. Sander and son
Victor went to Portland Sunday to
spend a week with Mary Sander.
VEAL SHOULDER
PICKLES
I or
• Everett Handburg returned last • ! C H.I ma k«l M M Hr ■ I
week-end from I^tkevfew, where and Carl Brower worked on their
he has been employed for the new cabin at I Ake o’ the Woods
summer
He plans to attend Sunday.
• Mrs Agnes I*arsons returned
SONS this year.
« Ellen Franco arrived in Ash- to Ashland recently with her sis
land Monday morning from San ter. Mrs G V Pefiey.
Francisco, where she has been • Don McDougal was returned to
studying Hhe will leave next week the Community hospital Tuesday
for Grants Pans t/> take up her for treatment of complications
Subscribe for the Miner today.
[xaritlon in the schools of that arising from a recent operation
foi appendicitis
city
• Emmett Witham, who has been
• Mrs Emmett Cline returned on vacation from the Ashland
thia week from the Oregon coast branch of the First National bank
where «he has visited Cline, who of Portland, is expected to return
is employed there ax a carpenter. to his work Monday.
• Mr and Mrs Sam Jordan left
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overwork cause« a drain on th»-
early this week for Creacent City SAFEWAY PICNIC AT LAKE
blood’i Iron supply. This daily lorr
and the lower Klamath river to
DRAWS ASHLAND PEOPLE may be offset by eatlnx more o<
spend a week's vacation.
■ trengthenlns Iron-rich foods and
• William R om and three sons
Many sports, dancing and other taking Medicinal Iron such as found In
returned this week from lAike o’ entertainment featured the big
JAVUe’l TONIC PILES
the Wood» where they have been picnic held Sunday at Lake o’ the Work Much Fastsr Than Iron Alone
painting summer homes.
Woods for employes of Safeway They supply extra Iron In rich mea«-
• Roland Scheirterelter, Elmer stores of southern Oregon Ash >ire. berldes other tonic ingiedlent«
Harrington and Delbert Jones land, Grants Paas, Medford, Klam that budd up appetite and cncourase
fished at Seven Mile lake in Klarn- ath Falls, Central Point, Alturas, ingestión of extra food
ath county Monday and Tuesday Dorris, Chiloquin, I^akeview, Tule needed to build up
strength or weight All
• Mr and Mr« Don Verbeck re I^ake and Merrill stores partici druggists recommend
turned Tuesday to their home in pated.
them. Only.................. ..
Among those attending from
La Verne, Calif, after visiting
For Saw By
here with Mr and Mrs Ellis Un- Ashland were Mr and Mrs Bob
Purves, Ruth Hardy, Norman
Inger.
• The M L Edwards family 1« Hamilton, Ben Anderson and Roy
I
back this week from a vacation Guise
trip to the Oregon coast.
Subscribe for tne Miner today
• Mr« C V. Atterbury of Ger
ber was an Ashland visitor Tues
day
• Mr .and Mr« Marshall Shields
and son Bill returned Sunday to
theii home in Vancouver, Wash.
Mrs Shield« and the baby have
visited here for the past month
at the home of her parents. Mr
and Mr«. R L. Wardle
• Dr. E. O. Everett, M D.. phy
sician and surgeon, Hersey build
ing, office phone 18-J, residence
is I.
(2tfc)
• Mr and Mrs Arnold Gosnell
and family will leave this week
end for Shady Cove, where Gos
nell will teach school this year.
• Mr. and Mrs. William Brigg«
and daughter, Judy, returned Mon
day from Lake o' the Woods. Mrs.
Briggs and the youngster have
spent several weeks at their cot
tage there.
• I Lay Wood of Roseburg was a '
week-end visitor at the Carlton I
home on Third street. He was
formerly employed with the state i
hignavay department here.
• .41 Bradford stopped in Ash-
land Wednesday enroute to Spo-1
kane where Tie plan« to continue j
his studies at Gonzaga university. 1
Bradford is a former SONS stud- |
ent.
• Mr and Mrs Arba Ager re
turned to Ashland Tuesday from I
Portland, where they were mar
PHONE
ried August 22 They will make
their home in Jacksonville, where
Ager will be a member of the
Igradc school faculty.
• W. C. Elam and F. D. Gren-
I bemer planned to leave today on
a business trip to Reedsport.
• Thelma Reed has been em-
; ployed as an operator at the local
telephone exchange.
• Leonard Patterson and his sis
ter. Alice Patterson, who an
in this city Tuesday from their
home in Portland, returned Thurs
2-Ring and 3-Ring, Cloth Bound
day. accompanied by Ellen Merry
man.
• Mr. and Mrs. Ted Schopf left
i Saturday for Glide, where Schopf
h.is a teaching position.
• Ha) Emery spent Sunday at
Lake o' the Woods.
• Willie Durham left this week
I for Union Creek where he is em
ployed by the forest service. E. E
i Dyer will take his place at O'-
Harra's grocery store.
• Donny Parr returned recently
with his grandmother, Mrs. Roy
Parr, from Roseburg where she
' has been visiting his parents. Mr
and Mrs. A. D. Parr. Donny will
| spend several days in Ashland.
• Mi and Mrs. I. C. Erwin and
daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Van Dyke were in Klamath Falls
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FRED RAPP’S
CANTALOUPE - Two Sizes]
RII 4.S
Funeral service« were held Sat
urday morning at the Stock and
Utwiller chapel for Lillie Thomp
son. wife of Charles F. Thompson,
who passed away Thursday, Aug
ust 25.
The Rev E E Wordsworth of
ficiated at the service. Interment
was at Mountain View cemetery
I
L'liiusr and Sanborne
WORDSWORTH RLADS LAST
HERBERTS
TWO STORES
Headquarters for Buying
and Selling of
Fruits and Vegetable«
$1.00 Fountain Pens at
59c
50c Prang’s Water Colors
39c
Spiral Note Books, all sizes, 5c and 10c
5c Lead Pencils, Large Rubber, 2 for 5c
Filler Paper
5c and 10c
Rubber Erasers
2 for 5c
C rayólas, 16 colors
15c
Crayolets, 16 colors
10c
500 Sheets Typewriting Paper
49c
Serviceable Fountain Pens.....
25c
EAST SIDE DRUG SPECIALS!
100 Aspirin Tablets.................
25c Carter’s Little Liver Pills
1 quart Extra Heavy Mineral Oil
60c Alka Seltzer
50c Ipana Tooth Paste
500 Cleansing Tissues
WE GIVE S&H GREEN STAMPS
VALUABLE
PEACHES
IN KNOWING THE PLACE
TO BUY YOUR MILK
Now is the time to get cun
ning peaches. Also tomatoes
for canning or Juice!
CLOVER LEAF DAIRY
WT DELIVER
19c
FOR MORE MILK
Phone 23-F-2
27c
19c
49c