Friday, July 1, 1938
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
SATURDAY FOOD BARGAINS
MILK
Oregon, 3 for 19c
SALAD DRESSING—Tasty, quart 25c
PINEAPPLE-Broken Slice No. 21 17c
CASCADE CRACKERS, 2 lbs. - 25c
MATCHES, per carton - - 17c
POTATOES, 25 lbs. U. S. No. 1’s 29c
FLUHRER’S Bread, Cakes, PASTRIES
COFFEE * any kind * 27c
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WHITE
HOUSE
COFFEE
LEMONS, Sunkist, dozen
ORANGES, Sunkist, dozen
NEW POTATOES, 10 pounds
LETTUCE, Home Grown
TOMATOES, No. 1 Hothouse
13c
10c
5C
15C
FLOUR White House 49 $1.39
ROYAL CLUB CANNED FOODS
CORN, Meco No. 2 - -
PEACHES—No. 21 tin -
CATSUP—14-ounce - *
SHRIMP, Wet Pack - -
STRINGLESS BEANS, No.9
HOMINY, No. 21 - - -
ASHLAND
CREAMERY
3
9c
19c
14c
18c
13c
12e
3 lbs
SNOW
DRIFT
Ice Cream pt 15c, qt. 29c
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• George Yockel returned Tues
day from a short business trip to
Portland.
• Mrs Mary Theho of Alameda,
Calif., is visiting for a short time
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Tnic Hhe is a niece of Mr. True's
• Mr and Mrs I. ¡‘ Pob-tt«- have
sold their ranch to Mr. and Mrs.
H If Stevens of Elko, Nev. Mr.
and Mrs. Rolette have rented the
Becker place on the former Pacific
highway south of Ashland.
• Mrs Agnes Parsons of Ashland
■pent Wednesday visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Kin
caid and family,
• A group of people enjoyed a
picnic at the home of Mr. and
Mrs R. C. A vent at Rogue River
Hunriay, Those making the trip
were Mr. and Mrs Henry Stenrud,
Mr and Mrs ixruls Pankey, Iau-
cllle and Ivan Edwards, Mrs Ella
True. Miss Marie Walker, Miss
Gladys Whitson, Miss Helen Elam,
Mrs Beth Hamaker, Mr and Mrs
R C. A vent and daughters Dor
othy and Betty, Miss Eunice Kin
caid and Mr and Mrs. A. R. Kin
caid.
• Bill Brahs spent Sunday visiting
at the home of Warren Fichtner
in Medford.
• Mrs Lewis returned last week
from an extended trip north to
Corvallis and Oregon City, where
she visited with her sons. Mrs.
Lewis is Mrs Taylor Williams'
mother.
• Mias Frances Port of the Ap
plegate district spent Wednesday
visiting with her cousin, Miss Hel
en Dunn
• Mr. and Mrs J L. McCollum
returned Monday from Portland
with their young son Jerry, who
has been at the Dorenbecker hos
pital for medical treatment
• Mr. and Mrs. Roy l^ein and two
children of Klamath Falls visited '
over the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs Modrell and family.
• Miss Lottie Beswick was at
Harbor. Ore., last week, where she
attended the funeral of her uncle,
Robert Reiney.
• Mr. and Mrs. Topendick of Red
land are spending several days at
the home of Mr and Mrs Theo
dore Wean us and family. They
plan to spend the Fourth here.
• Mr and Mrs Charles Foran
have moved from Lay's camp
ground to the Butler house on
Walker I avenue
• Mr. and M rs < Carl Moore of
Eugene visited a few day« last
week at the home of Mr Moore's
parents, Mr and Mrs
Homer
Moore
• The embroidery club gave a
picnic in Lithia park Thursday
afternoon in honor of the birthday
anniversary of Mrs I. E. Dead-
mond. Those attending were Mrs.
Ed Dunn, Mrs George Helms. Mrs
Herman Heim. Mrs Crow, Mrs
Conley, Mrs Walter Longstreth
I and the honored guest.
• Tuesday afternoon several mem
bers of the Bellview P-TA met at
the home of their president. Mrs
R. D. Reynolds, to discuss plans
for the concession which they will
hold in Lithia park over the
Fourth. They decided to hold it
Sunday and Monday, the location
being
where
the
horseshoe
grounds were near the merry-go-
round Mrs Walter Longstreth and
Mrs Ed Dunn are the buying
committee. The men will build the
stand Saturday evening
• Mrs. Frank Homes, who re
cently died, was brought here for
burial Thursday afternoon from
Montana. Her husband, Frank
Homes and son Bernard accom
OPEN
panied the body.
• Louis Willis and John Robison
retu*ned Monday from a week-end
trip to luikc o’ the Woods
• Mrs. Kate Gardner and son
George of Drain are spending sev
A New Feature at the
eral days with Mr. and Mrs. Her
man Helm and family. Mrs. Gard
ner is Mrs Helm's sister.
• Irvin Brantley and Bob Brant
ley are planning to spend the
week-end and July 4 at the coast
Bud Gander
Art Cooper
• Mr and Mrs Clarence Homes,
Miss Ix>uise Homes from Weed,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Homes of
Myrtle Creek, Frank Homes and
son Bernard of Montana. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Homes and Mr. and
I
)
Mrs. Floyd Carter all had dinner
together Thursday evening. They
Zy TkaJciruj
'
are here due to the death of Mrs
'udur make,
Frank Homes
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• Frank Brahs left Wednesday
night with his uncle, Mr Wiggins,
TouddeA....Cbn¿40¿Lec¿h4J .
of Roseville, to visit relatives and
friends for a short time Frank
will spend the Fourth at Lake
Tahoe.
r /or ECONOMY and
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HAIL THE FOURTH!
SATISFACTION ntt
To the Editor:
What has become of the old-
T)ouble
Tested!DoubJeActionf
fashioned July 4 when they read
the Declaration of Independence
Iff*
and some orator waved the flag
and let the eagle scream? Then
the crowd sang a few of the good
trsse Aw Toddy ds 45 fort Ago
old patriotic songs and a big bas
25 ounces for 25*
<
ket picnic followed; the girls wore
-*d. white and blue dresses in
Full Pack ••• No Slack Filling
the parade and a good time was
^ millions cf pounds have been
had by all ? We need a few of
USED BY OUR GOVERNMENT
these picnics now.
OLD TIMER
ALL NIGHT!
Shell Station
BAKING
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f’KEE DELÍVEET ’
ROASTS, lb 10c-15c
Special
Saturday
HAMBURGER
15c
STEAKS - 15c to 25c
22c
LEG OF PORK
PORK STEAK - 171c
PURE LARD
10c
LEGO LAMB lb.22ie
LAMB SHOULDER 15c
VEAL SHOULDER
ROASTS, pound 121C
71c to 10c
STEW
LUNCH LOAF, Lb. 30c
DILL
PICKLES
COLORED HENS
ON ONE HOUR’S NOTICE
3 for 5c
PORK
pound 25c
>4
SAUSAGE, pound - 15c
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