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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Friday, October 1, 1937 Page 3 About People You Know! ] I I'llOKE YOUR ORDER FOR FREE DEE!VHRY—CALL 1 54 i SATURDAY FOOD BARGAINS! / RAPP CAULIFLOWER, each WATERMELON lie pound ★ ★ BANANAS, 4 pounds for - 25c SWEET POTATOES, 4 lbs. 19e TOMATOES, per pound ★ CANTALOUPE extra large 2 for 15c TOKAY GRAPES, 4 pounds 25e COFFEE, White House, lb. 25c FLOUR, Wnite House 49’s 1.89 KELLOGGS CORN FLAKES 3 for 23c WE FEATURE FLUHRER’S and LITHIA BAKERY BREADS AND PASTRIES CEREAL BOWL FREE! Royal Club SPUDS SHRIMP, wet pack 18C MECO PEAS, No. 2 tin, 2 for 25C MECO CATSUP, each IOC PUMPKIN, 2 for PEARS, No. 21 19C KRAUT, No. 21 14c PEAS, Dainty Dimple 17c PEACHES, No. 21 tin 19C U. S. No. 2 25 Pounds 27c * 2e GREEN PEPPERS, 2 pounds 9e SUGAR, C&H, 25 lbs. - $1.59 * I5e * U. S. No. 1 25 Pounds 39c East Side & Plaza Meat Markets sn>r. PHONE 188 kant FI-AZ A. MARKET FREE DELIVERY PURE 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, lb., 10c-20c LEGO LAMB lb.221c LAMB SHOULDER 15c • Rbbert Yeo, mcmtxT of the •PR Finnell returned Tuesday junior high school faculty at ' [from " Marshfield where he had Grants Pass, visited with his par spent several days on business ents here during the week-end. • Mr and Mrs W C Bushnell I • Wyatt Padgett, Klamath Falls and Mrs H. T Mitchel) were in teacher, spent the week-end at his Klamath Falla Tuesday. home In Ashland. • Next time try ' Ka-Bar,'’ they • Mrs A B. Pratt and daughter. are the best pocket knives made. Ruth, of Grants Pass visited Sun See them in our window. Al Jor day with Mrs. William Hunter dan's Old Vintage Shop. (48c) • Mr. and Mrs John Daugherty • Clarence Woods left ’Tuesday to returned Saturday evening from attend Northwest ~ Dentai college San Francisco where they have in Portland. been for the past two weeks. • T W Sanford returned Wed- • Mr. and Mrs. Arba Ager of neaday morning from southern .Jacksonville were Ashland visitors California. | over the week-end C. W Fortmiller returned to era! of Mrs Toogood's son and • Mrs. Clyde Nellis of Klamath • Ashland Wednesday from Santa brother of Mrs. Foss. and Sunday . b alls spent Saturday Monica, Calif. • Mr and Mrs. Charles Wineland here at the home of her mother. • George Inlow, former member of Medford called on Mr and Mrs. I Mrs Marcia Rosa. • Mr. and Mrs J W Frazier of of the Ashland police force, vis R. F. Parks Sunday. | Granta Pass were Sunday visitors ited here Tuesday enroute from • Jess Scripture of Industry, Kan., 1 at the home of their son and Huckleberry mountain to Lake ' left for San Francisco Tuesday evening alter visiting with Mr. daughter-in-law, Mr. and M tb . Roy county wheft he will hunt. and Mrs. Sam Hamilton and fam Frazier • Floy Young, Medford teacher, ily. They were neighbors in Kan sas before coming here. ■ visited over the week-end at her • Mrs. Nellie Bom of Northeast- ■ home in Ashland. era, Ore., is a guest of her daugh • Next time try "Ka-Bar,” they ! are the best pocket knives made ter, Mrs M Hungate and family. • Mr and Mrs. Benny Babbs an • Mrs. J. F Timms of Salinas, i See them in our window. Al Jor- I dan’s Old Vintage Shop. (48c) nounce the birth of a son, born Calif., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. • Ardath and Bemita Losher of September 29 at his home in Tai Thomas Thanas and family this j Portland, formerly of the Com- ent. The new arrival weighed in j week. ' munity hospital staff, arrived in at seven and one-half pounds, and | • Mr. and Mrs Riley Niswarner Ashland late last week for a visit. will be known as Kenneth Allen. ' of Chiloquin are spending a few • Mrs. Ted Schopf arrived in thia • B H Howie of Fairfield, Calif., days this week visiting friends and city Monday from Glide, Ore., to i arrived Sunday to visit with his relatives. spend a week at the home of her daughter, Mrs. E. Inman, and • Stanley Robbins. Talent mail family. carrier, returned from a day’s mother, Mrs. Ida Crandall. • Ken Madden of Klamath Falls • Mr Eitemiller of Redding, hunting at Johnson’s prairie Sun visited Bunday with his wife and Calif., was In Talent Thursday and day with a four-point deer. : purchased a truck load of toma- • The Rev. William Vimont of son. • For a square deal go to Pell, toes from E. Niswonger and Ray Medford, once a pastor here, died (ìetfc) Burnett. Monday evening in Medford and • Bill Ausland and Hill Lind • Under the coaching of Ber- was buried in Talent Wednesday hunted near Grants Pass Saturday nard Applegate, the Talent high afternoon in Stearns cemetery. school boys are practicing foot- ' • Mrs. Art Adams left Sunday and Sunday. evening for Orland, Calif., to visit • Mrs. Spencer D. Radcliffe re ball. * Friday from Harlan, Ore., • Grant Walker of Phoenix was her parents and other relatives. turned — • Mrs Della Shaver spent Wed where she has spent the past a caller here Sunday. month at the home of her parents. • Mr and Mrs. McCrede and fam nesday visiting Tom Shaver at the • Don McKenzie, Medford teacher, ily, who have been visiting here barber shop. visited friends in Ashland last from Oklahoma for the past two • Steve Lunic of Anderson creek months with relatives, left for was a shopper in Talent Wednes week-end. day. • Cal McClelland and Virgil Rush their home Thursday. returned Sunday from Lake coun • Mrs Ed Foss and her mother, • Mrs Will Maxwell called on ty where they had hunted for the Mrs. Toogood, left Sunday for Mrs. Will Childers in Medford Cottonwood, Ida., to attend fun- I Tuesday. past week. • Next time try "Ka-Bar." they are the best pocket knives made. them in our window. Al Jor dan's Old Vintage Shop. (48c) • Mrs. Carllss Burgdorf, head tel ephone operator in Grants Pass, visited friends here during the past week-end. • Harry Harrison hunted near Hyatt lake Sunday. • Mrs Willis Ausland is spending this week at the home of her hus band's parents, Mr and Mrs. Wil- 1 liam Ausland of Grants Paas. • Horace B. Kellom of Copco at Medford was in Ashland Monday on business. • Dr. E. G. Everett, M. D., phy sician and surgeon, Hersey build ing, office phons 18-J, residence 18-L. (2tfc) • Mrs. Haze) Neff, former local ' V- resident, visited here Monday from Medford where she is now Through Through fiBE employed. • Guy Lewis returned Sunday from Modoc county in California Saturday- Saturday ■A after bagging a four-point 150- pound mule-tail buck. • Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Brown, Mr and Mrs Charles Spindler, Sam ■ i Jordan and John Hughs were among Ashlanders attending the I state Elks picnic Sunday on the Only one more day left for you to take advantage Rogue. • Mrs J. H. Carlton, Leila Carl of the many specials on our One-Cent Sale! ton and Foster Thompson spent Sunday at Eagle Point. CHECK THE SALES SHEET LEFT AT • Leslie Lusk and Daisy Kincaid bunted on the Greensprings Sun YOUR DOOR day. I • Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dean left 1 Tuesday to Bpend a week at their HALIBUT LIVER OIL cabin at Lake o’ the Woods. 100 Capsules • Mr. and Mrs. Paul Selby of Medford spent Monday in Ashland 50c ASPIRIN TABLETS visiting Mrs. H. S. Ingle, sister’of Mrs Selby. 200 Tablets • Popular piano playing, the Mir acle Series of Modern Music. RUBBING ALCOHOL iPhone 324-J. (45tfc) • The Rev. D. E. Nourse returned : Monday from several days spent LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC, in Portland and Seattle. I • Carl Brower, J. C. Hamaker, One Pint . Lyle Reeder and Bill Leonard of ’ Medford left Monday on a hunting ORLIS ANTISEPTIC I trip to Lakeview. Two Pinta • Guy Lewis left Wednesday morning for San Francisco. He was accompanied to Red Bluff by 35c CAMPHO LYPTUS Mrs. R. L. Wardle who was called Cheat Rub there by the death of her husband. • Mr and Mrs. Marshall Barber and family of Grants Pass spent 50c CLEANSING TISSUES Monday in this city at the home of 500 Tissues •4 Barber’s parents. • Next time try "Ka-Bar,” they are the best pocket knives made. 25c CASTOR OIL See them in our window. Al Jor Four Ounces dan's Old Vintage Shop. i48c) —•----- • TALENT • Wcilyreen SyStenu ÜrtiQ Store DILL PICKLES 3 for 5c PORK SAUSAGE, pound - 15c PHARMACY)] [( side NOW! NOW! for 2 for 51C 2 for 36c 2 for 40c 2 for 51C 2 for 36c 2 for 51c 2 for 26c 35c BOX STATIONERY VEAL SHOULDER ROASTS, pound - 15c STEW 71c to 10c LUNCH LOAF, Lb. 30c • Mrs A E Tonner Is expected home Sunday from a vacation on the Oregon coast. She accompan ied Mr. and Mrs. Archie Million of Portland, who had been recent visitors in Ashland • C. M Lit wilier and George For- lich returned with a three-point buck from Butte Falls Tuesday. • Clint Baughman and Dorothy Baughman made a business trip to Tule Lake Tuesday • Rilling Schuerman returned Sunday from Victoria, B. C., where he had attended an insurance com pany meeting • Next time try "Ka-Bar," they are the best pocket knives made. See them in our window. Al Jor dan's Old Vintage Shop. (48c) HERBERT’S TWO STORES Headquarters for Buying and Selling of Fruits and Vegetables We Give 2 for 36c Green Stamps \ VALUABLE PEACHES IN KNOWING THE PLACE TO BUY YOUR MILK Now Is the time to get can ning punches. /lino tomato«*« for canning or Juioe! CLOVER LEAF DAIRY WK DELIVER FOR MORE MILK Phone 23-F-2
