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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1938)
Friday, Auguwt 12, 1938 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER j Page 3 f I I I AT T TJ M* 1 mw White H oum - 49’ n Hour I n Al I ín Lowest Not TOMATOES, lb. - 4c BANANAS, 4 lbs. - 23c PEPPERS, pound - 8c ORANGES 1C LEMONS 13c EGG PLANT, lb. - 10c SNOWDRIFT, 3 lbs. 52c rLAZA MAKKF.Í KAMT KR>r. PHONE 188 SATURDAY FOOD BARGAINS El East Side & Plaza Meat Markets » Special $1.29 SUGAR BU Y A SAUK FOR CANNING! FINE GKANU- Oyf QQ LATED—100 lbw. r V C&H, 100 lbs. - $5.09 C&H, 25-lb. bag $1.32 C&H, 10-lb. bag - 53c C&H, 51b. bag - 28c Saturday HAMBURGER - 15c STEAKS - 15c to 25c LEG OF PORK - 22c PORK STEAK 171C PURE LARD - 10c r* CORN-VACUUM PACK........................ 14c OVAL SARDINES—each.......................... 9c SAUER KRAUT—No. 2|........................ 13c PUMPKIN—No. 2^............................... 11C PEACHES—No. 2|............................... 15c HOMINY—No. 2i................................. 12c COFFEE—1-pound tin........................... 25c • TALENT • • Mr and Mrs Joe Tryon spent Sunday evening in Central Point visiting Mr. and Mrs Mllhoan • Grandma Works and daughter, Mrs. Riley Niswarner of Medford, drove to Crater Lake Wednesday • Mrs lx>ulac Combcat is ill • Tile community is grieved by the death of Mrs A T Haines Her place an a friend and neighbor can never be filled here in Talent. • Mis E.lilli OOdUU m working in the assessor's office in Medford this month. • Mr and Mrs. Scofield anil son Paul moved into the Smith place last week which recently was va cated by the Maher family, who moved to California. • Clarice Holmes, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Clarence Holmes, un derwent a tonsil operation Tu,.i- day in Medford. • Bobby Baylor left Monday eve ning for near Grants Pass, where he will work in the hop yards. • Mrs Grace Johnson of Ix>s An geles is a guest of Mr. and Mrs Kermit Zerlein. • The Talent 4-H club attended the county 4-H clubs picnic at Jackson Hot springs Friday. • Clyde Purdue sprained his ankle Sunday while playing baseball for Talent. • Mr and Mis L H. Hughs of Fern valley called on Mr. and Mrs. Sam Welburne Sunday YOUR FAVORITE SOUP TO ORDER ()UICK SERVICE! EARL D. (PETE) NUTTER, Prop VEAL SHOULDER ROASTS, pound 121C STEW - 7ictolOc LUNCH LOAF, Lb. 30c DILL SAUSAGE, pound - 15c 3 for 19c x ‘XOo >> for & * W Fluhrer’s cakes Pastries ASHLAND CREAMERY PICNIC HAMS, lb. 19c RAPPS CANTALOUPE 4 for - - - 25c ICE CREAM Pint 15c - Quart 29c TASTY SALAD DRESSING—par quart COFFEE *** 27c ?' • Mr and Mm It Buckmaater of • Mr. and Mrs Omey Goddard property and contemplates moving San Francisco visited with Mr I and son Carlos of Wagner Creek here, she said Mrs Tryer is a former Talent resident. and Mrs Roy Estes over the week were Talent callers Sunday. end Mrs Buckmaater was Cath • Mr and Mrs. Fred Rapp and • Hazel Stockstill of Ashland was erine Estes before her marriage son Chester went to the huckle- a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Norval • Mr and Mrs Ambrose Pen j l»erry mountain near Prospect ! Stockstill last week nington of Malin were callers here Sunday and reported berries slow • Mr. and Mrs Elvis Cochran and I to ripen. Monday. daughter Ann of Klamath Falls • A shower was given for Mm • Arthur Hamaker of Medford spent the week-end with their par ents and relatives. William (Reims, jr Friday after- called on friends here Sunday. n<x»n at the home of her mother, • Miss Myrtle Kelty of Redding, • Joseph Spitzer, a resident of Mrs. Earl Allen Mrs (Reims was Calif., spent the week-end at the i Talent for 32 years, died at a lo the recipient of many beautiful home of her parents. Mr and Mrs cal hospital Friday morning Fun eral services were held Saturday gifts. After looking over the pres Garrett Kelty. ents. admired by all, refreshments • Mrs Trig Frazier of Merrill afternoon in Ashland and inter were served by Mrs Allen, assist visited with her home folks Sun ment was in the Talent cemetery. day. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Long. • Alfred Norris of the Norns ed by Dorothy Allen. • Max Carter, who is employed • Mrs Louise Olsen is occupying grocery spent a couple of days in by the park service at Crater an apartment at the Webster Portland last week. • Delta Thompson spent Saturday Lake. was a caller here Wednes home until school opens day evening He formerly was a • Mr. and Mrs. Joy Maxwell of in Ashland visiting friends Nampa. Ida, are calling on old • Mr. and Mrs. Desmond spent Talent boy. • Mr and Mrs O. S. Butler of friends and neighbors here this the week-end at their home in Wonder, Ore. Ashland were business callers here week. • Mrs Tryer of Ashland was in • Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hamilton, Monday • Mr and Mrs Roy Estes and Talent Monday looking after her accompanied by relatives from Mr and Mrs Buckmuster went to Holland, Ore., Sunday to spend the day with Mr. and Mrs Clar ence Holmes *Mr. and Mrs. Terry Quigley and We’re Glad So infant son of Weed, Calif . are visiting at the home of Mr. and Many of You Mrs Gairett Kelty. Mr Quigley is a brother of Mrs. Kelty. looked In . . . • Mrs. Emma Moore of Jackson J ville called on friends here Wed nesday. UTE appreciate the large • Talent's up-and-coming base ’’ number of our old and ball team played Gold Hill on the new friends who visited S' Talent diamond Inst Sunday, win our new shop last Satur ning the Important league game day and early this week, 11 to 6 and we want to repeat our invitation to those who have not yet been in. Please come, and see what we have provided for both your convenience and com fort, as well as your better appearance . . . PETE’S LUNCH ROASTS, lb 10c-15c LEG 0 LAMB lb. 22jc LAMB SHOULDER 15|c PORK pound 25c DEL ROGUE TOMATO JUICE PHONE 5ti PICKLES - 3 for SC COLORED HENS ON ONE HOUR’S NOTICE Watermelon • /S^ lí S óvnd 2 c MILK ROYAL CLUB CANNED FOODS i- > ... FREE DELIVERY Hair Styling—Tinting—Bleaching Facials Scalp Work—Manicuring Machineless Waves SPECIAL—One Week Only, Aug. ’5-20! OIL PERMANENTS $2.00 Ashland Hotel Beauty Shop PORTIA MeKEKN, Manager Ashland Hotel Building Phone 80 Kansas, left Tuesday for the Lava ( Beds and other places of interest and will be away for several days. —•----- First Baptist Church Charles E. Dunham. Pastor Church school meets at 9:45 a m., R L. Walker, superintend ent. Morning worship. 11 o'clock. "How the Inner Light Failed,” is the subject of the pastor’s sermon. Young people's union will meet at 7 p. m. Evening service. 8 o’clock The pastor will preach the sermon. Prayer and conference meeting, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. ------------ •------------ • Dr. and Mrs R. E. Walker re turned Wednesday from Portland where they have been visiting with relatives for the last several days. Congregational Church r Boulevard and Morton Streets Rev. H. S. Wannamaker, Pastor Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.. with clases for all ages. Mrs. Glen Pres cott, superintendent. Morning worship. 11 o’clock. "What Jesus Planned for and Ex pects of the Church,” by the pas tor. Union church services, 8 p. m.. at the Episcopal church with the Rev. Wannamaker preaching Everybody is cordially invited to these group services. • • Mr and Mrs. Johnnie Mills are the parents of a girl born Thurs day at 91 Gresham street. • Emerick Jones returned Wed nesday from Chetco where he has been fighting fire. THE ASHLAND HOTEL wishes to extend their con gratulations and express their appreciation to the new ASHLAND HOTEL BEAUTY SHOP for giving Ashland such a fine, modernistic beauty par lor. ♦ BEST WISHES TO OPERATORS MISS PORTIA McKEEN MISS CLARA PEDERSON