Friday, September 17, 1937
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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PHONE VOI R ORDER FOR FREE DELIVDRY—CALL 15ft
SATURDAY FOOD BARGAINS!
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LETTUCE, per heed
RAPP
WATERMELON
CABBAGE, per pound
2c
lie pound
★ ★ ★
SWEET POTATOES, pound 5c
CANTALOUPE
extra large
2 for 15c
TOMATOES, per pound
2c
PEPPERS, 2 pounds
9c
SUGAR, 25 pounds
$1.59
MILK, Golden Key, 3 for - 23c
MIRACLE
WHIP
COFFEE, White House, lb. 25c
★ ★ ★
FLOUR, Bouquet 49’s - $1.59
FLUHRER’S ASSORTED
COOKIES, 2 dozen for
15c
Casco Brand
SARDINES
3 tins
13C
J
Royal Club
19c
PEACHES, No. 21 tin
STRING BEANS, No. 2 tin 12c
CORN, No. 2 tin, 2 for
PEAS, No. 2 tin Dainty
Dimple, 2 for - - - 35c
MECO PEAS, No. 2 tin, 2 for 25c
SPINACH, No. 21 tin, 2 for 29C
PINEAPPLE, No. 21 sliced 22c
CATSUP, large bottle
14c
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East Side & Plaza Meat Markets
EANT SftoE
PHONE 188
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 HOUR’S NOTICE
pound 25c
PLAZA MARKET
PHONE 56
ROASTS, Ib., 10C-20C
LEGO LAMB lb. 221C
LAMB SHOULDER 15c
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• Ira Woolfolk and Roscoe Izm-
rnori of Chiloquin spent last week
end in Ashland. Woolfolk visiting
at the home of his sister, Mrs
A rt Cooper
• Al Hlrnpaon returned Saturday
night from Eureka to attend
Southern Oregon Normal.
• Mr and Mrs Dan Kay made a
business trip to Klamath Falls
Monday.
• Mr and Mrs Horace B Kellom
of Medford visited in Ashland
Sunday
• Mr and Mrs Arba Ager of
Jacksonville spent the week-end in
this city.
• Mr and Mrs Eric Huschke vis
ited In Klamath Falls Sunday
• Don Walker, until recently em
ployed by the Ashland branch of
the First National bank of Port
land, left Sunday for the home of
his parents, Mr anil Mrs Frank
Walker of Portland where he will
visit for a short time before at
tending U of O this fall term.
• Mi and Mrs William Hunter
were Klamath Falla visitors Sun
day and Monday
• Mr and Mrs Hubert Esry of
the Lithia hotel returned Sunday
from a business trip to Portland.
• Cliff Mclx-an left Thursday for
Longview, Wash., where he will be
employed.
• Mrs Nora Hossick of Weed was
a week-end visitor at the home of
Mrs Marcella Scribner.
2 • Mr and Mrs Geotva May, of
Kamath Falls, visited over the
week-end at the Bellview home of
Mr. and Mrs C. C. Collins and
Mrs Albert May.
• The Rev. C E Dunham went to
Portland Sunday U> attend the
conference of the Baptist ministers
of Oregon
• Mrs J H Carlton and Mrs.
Emma Payne returned last night
from San Francisco where they
accompanied Harold Boothby, who
is on vacation from the Ingle
drug store.
• Dr. E. G. Everett, M D., phy
sician and surgeon, Hersey build
ing, office phone 18-J, residence
18-L.
(2tfc)
• R L Wardle left Tuesday night
for a vacation trip to southern
California and Mexico.
• Mr and Mrs William DeWitt
returned Monday evening from a
vacation spent in Crescent City
and other coastal points.
• Mr and Mrs H L Claycomb
took their daughter, Jean to Port
land yesterday for enrollment at
Reed college.
• Bill Porter of Bend visited at
the home of his parents. Mr. and
Mrs J A Porter, last week-end.
• Mr and Mrs. Howard May
berry left Tuesday for Montague
after spending the past several
days here visiting their parents.
• Mr and Mrs W T Brickey
took their guests, the T E. Brick
eys. to Crater I^ake Monday
• Mrs W. D. Gill and Mrs S B.
McNair drove to Union Creek Sun-
day to get Nancy Gill who had
visited for the past week with
Mrs Lyle Anderson.
• Velma Brower is back at work
in the Homer Billings office this
week after a vacation trip in the
northern part of the state.
• Bob Napier arrived Sunday
from Klamath Falls to attend
SONS this term.
• The Rev. H S. Wanamaker ar
rived Monday from Seattle to visit
at the D E Nourse residence.
• Mr. and Mrs. Allan Esselstrom
and daughter arrived
Monday
from Reedsport. Esselstrom will
attend the normal school.
• Mrs Jessie Neil and son Dick
returned Sunday from a trip into
Washington.
• Bill Bromley returned to Ash
land Wednesday morning from
Vancouver, Wash.
• Popular piano playing, the Mir
acle Series of Modem Music.
Phons 324-J.
(45tfc)
• Woody Shaver is replacing
Wade Hanson as a clerk in the
Groceteria, Hanson planning to at
tend U of O this fall.
• A daughter, Ruth Joanne, was
bom to Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie
Scroggins Wednesday morning.
• Mrs. Mercedes Colvig and young
son returned to this city Wednes
day from Myrtle Point where they
spent some time with Mr. Colvig.
• George Shaffer, Harry Morris
and H G. Wolcott left Wednesday
on a hunting trip into northern
California.
• James Beatty, who came to
Ashland several days ago to visit
friends, left this week for Myrtle
Point where he will visit his
mother before returning to Fort
: Lewis where he is stationed in the
U. S. army. Beatty accompanied
Louis Wheat here in an army ob-
i servation plane.
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• HILTS NEWS •
For Sale By
• A card party for I El.' members
and their wives was held Tuesday
evening The two winners of first
high prize were Mr and Mrs V.
Nebeker. The two second high
prizes went to Mrs Frank Ohlund
and Bob GiftJfcrg Low prizes went
to Mr and Mrs Harris and second
low to Mr. and Mrs. Jamett.
• Mr and Mrs Ben Ollom took a
drive over the Feartier river high
way and to Lassen park over the
week-end.
• Mr and Mrs Johnny James are
visiting at the home of her mother.
Mrs M Seif
• Mr. and Mrs Byrd Grigsby vis
ited with relatives in Oregon re
cently.
• Mr. and Mrs J Clark were in
Fort Jones Sunday.
• George Reigel, who Is employed
on the state highway in Oregon,
was home Saturday, and Sunday. I
Mrs Reigel and son Wylen spent
Monday in Ashland.
• Mr and Mrs. Frank Ohlund and
sons were fishing in Rogue river
Sunday.
• Leslie Stuck of Chico visited
friends in Hilts over the week-end.
• Mr. and Mrs. W. Holmberg and
Mr and Mrs. E Hjertager at
tended a show in Medford Sunday.
• Loring Hatch was in Hilts
Tuesday. He is with the forest
service at Crater Lake.
• Mr and Mrs C. Baumgartner
and family spent Sunday in Med-
ford at the home of Mrs Baum
gartner's sister. Mrs. Grace Deter.
• Mr and Mrs Ernest Norton at
tended a theater In Ashland Tues
day
• Mrs. Howard Trivelpiece, Miss
Edna Trivelpiece and Miss Betty
Hiett of Montague visited in Hilts
Sunday.
• Mr and Mrs Fred Haynes mot-
ored to Medford Monday.
• Ed Corthell's daughter and
three children of Clarkston. Wash.,
are in Hilts and plan to stay for
some time
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HOT TIME IN TOWN
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McNAIR BROS
FOR DELICIOUS
SNACKS
KRAFT
CHEESE SPREADS
• Ju*t bring out »several vari
eties of Kraft Cheese Spread*
and crackers . . . and company
refreshments are all ready!
'These Spreads are grand for
sandwiches, appetizers and
salads, too. Notice the smart
new circle-dot design on the
Swankyswig glasses Kraft
S[H-eada come in.
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kr ECONOMY and
SATISFACTION use
Double Tested!Doub/edcfion!
Going up to 95 degrees Tuesday,
i mercury in Ashland this week is
running close competition to tor
rid atmospheres in other sections
of the Pacific coast although no
Same Puce Today as 45 tears Aqo
local September records have been
25 ounces for 25*
broken. Tuesday's sun brought
tops of 102 degrees to Medford. : Full Pack ••• No Slack Filling
104 to Wolf Creek. 100 to Rose millions of poundshave been
burg. Redding and Sacramento,
USED BY OUR GOVERNMENT
and 97 in Portland.
BAKING
IlkV POWDER
LOW RAIL FARES
TO CALIFORNIA
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WHY TRAVEL LESS COMFORTABLY when
Southern Pacific rail fare» are so low? You can
eat, sleep, read, relax in air-conditioned comfort
while the engineer drives you swiftly and smooth
ly over the safest highway in the world. Free
pillows, 5c and 10c Tray Food Service, porters to
attend your needs, wash rooms always handy; on
vour next trip to California enjoy all these com
£'
forts at very low fares!
Southern Pacific
I
Se« local S.P. agent or write J. A. ORMANDY. Gen.
Peaa. Agent, »22 Pacific Building. Portland. Oregon
VALUABLE
IN KNOWING THE PLACE
TO BUY YOUR MILK
CLOVER LEAF DAIRY
FOR MORE MILK
Phone 23-F-2
AAillions prefer this ''flavor
VEAL SHOULDER
ROASTS, pound - 15c
STEW
71 c to 10c
LUNCH LOAF, Lb. 30c
DILL
PICKLES
PALE CHEEKS?
• Hr C A Haines is in Cali
fornia for the start of hunting
season this week
• Ellen Merryman returned to
Ashland Wednesday from a visit
of several days in Portland
• For a square deal go to Pell
(16tfc)
• Charles W Fortmiller left Wed
nesday evening for Santa Monica,
Calif He was called there by the
serious illness of his father-in-law
3 for 5c
PORK
SAUSAGE, pound - 15c
HERBERT’S
TWO STORES
Headquarters for Buying
and Selling of
Fruits and Vegetable*
PEACHES
Now Is the time to get can
ning peaches. Also tomatoes
for canning or Juice!
WE DELIVER
that is different"
• It's a skillful cross between
mayonnaise and old-fashioned
boiled dressing — with a tipedal
piquancy all its own! Miracle Whip
is totally different from all other
dressings—smoother, fluffier, more
delicious.Try Miracle Whip—soon!
MIRACLE WHIP CONTAINS MORE-
FAR MORE—OF THE COSTLY INGREDIENTSI