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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER ly, September 2, 1938 Page 3 East Side & Plaza Meat Markets KANT SIDE . PHONE 188 ’ LAMB Leg of Lamb - - 20c Lamb Shoulder -12 4 C SATURDAY FOOD BARGAINS 20c Pound* 11. S. No. 2’ n ASHLAND CREAMERY I, ICE CREAM Pint 15c - Quart 29c CT IMhV, N ICE - lie PPERS, lb. - - 7c NANAS, 4 lbs. - 23c BACON SQUARES Per pound - - - 19c CHEESE, pound - 15c COFFEE Any Kind - - - 27 C JGAR 25“ $1.32 mt People Y ou Know! ) * TALENT ♦ Ira. Nam McIntyre of . Yreka visited Tuesday with Mr if . « ailed at the honi«' and Mrs A C. Nininger. it F B .Smith Tues- • Coy Puter returned recently ere enroute to Port from Hoo<l River where he has nation trip, been employed. its Robert Pinson of • Jeanette Burton returned Tues- alii., were week-end I day from Monterey, Calif., where ng at the home of she has been visiting for several s parents, M r. and months. ighs • Rachel Forsythe left recently Dougherty, now of j for Heppner, Ore., where she will Ils, visited friends teach thia winter. he week-end. • Elva Claire Jones and Velma hman returned Tues- Brower are vacationing for a few ka, Calif., where she days at latke o' the Woods. '.Ing with friends for • Marjorie McNair left Wednes- J day for her home in Beverly Hills, ■s William Gran and Calif., following a visit here with Hilts visited with relatives and friends for'the last Is over the week-end. two months ngei returned Mon • Paul Taylor left for Pendleton le following a week- Wednesday to attend th«« Ameri his family. can Ia-gion convention. Williamson, former • M E. Thompson, now of Yreka, Lithla coffee shop, was a business visitor here Wed- iefly Sunday enroute j nesday. ills where he is em- • Dr and Mrs. R L. Burdic and son Robert are enjoying a two rs Guy Applewhite weeks vacation at Yellowstone and lay from a trip to other vacation spots in the went • Bill Pracht and Jake Shortridge •s. C. F Tilton vie fished in Rogue river Tuesday. il Falls Sunday. • Mrs Paul Harmsen is attending I Floyd Ihckey are the Ix*gion convention in Pendle ils week along the ton. • Moore's Bazaar moved this rs. Arba Ager re- week from 375 East Main street Portland recently to 53 North Main, the building •e been visiting with Mr. Ager will teach this semester. Iverett, M. D., phy- geon, Hersey buld- >ne 18-J, residence (life) Anderson of Union ng for a few «lays ■f her parents, Mr. Balis. s left recently for f where he has re- rshlp in NYU. s. Sam Jordan left lamath river for a thing trip. rs. Max Camps of • Mrs Bertha Hungate and her mother, Mrs Elizabeth Palmer, left Thursday for Topeka, Kan., for an extended visit. • Mr. Kellogg is spending the | week in Klamath county. • Mrs l^ouie Romaniska under went an operation in the Commun ity hospital in Ashland Monday. • H Zehmey is spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. George Haines at Jackson hot springs. • Pete Negles and family are moving to Casper, Wyo., where he will be employed in the garage business. • Ben Webster and Vivian Turner of Phoenix were united in mar riage in Medford Thursday. They drove to Eugene and spent the remainder of the week there, re- formerly occupied by Bolton's drug store. • Mrs. Effie Brown left Wednes- day for Santa Crux, Calif , whi le she will make her future home. • Roland Parks is visiting here and in Talent for a few days be fore leaving for Sprague River, where he will teach this year. • Mr. and Mrs. Alan Prescott visited here with relatives and friends Thursday. • Mrs. Hazel Ferns returned Wed- nesday from a week’s vacation on the coast. We Make SWA® I RADIOS hat Radio •ked at ON ONE HOUR’S NOTICE Royal Club Canned Foods GREEN ASPARAGUS—No. 2.............. 25c VACUUM PACK CORN.................... 13c CATSUP—14-ounce size.................. 14c SHRIMP-Wet Pack....................... 18c DAINTY DIMPLE PEAS-No. 2 - - - - 15C MECO PEAS—3 cans for................ 29c PEARS—No. 2'............................. 21C COFFEE—2 pounds.......................... 49c turning to Talent Sunday evening. TTie couple will occupy the Web ster apartment. • Mrs. Letta Phelan left Tuesday morning for Los Angeles, where she will make her home. • Mr and Mrs. Lyle Tame and Roy Estes spent Sunday fishing in Illinois river. • • A Graham and family moved from the Denham property into the house recently occupied by the Sexton family. • Mr. and Mrs Mose Crawford of Tule Lake visited J. S Craw- ford Sunday. • Mrs. L. Merrick of southern California, who has been a guest of her sister, Mrs. Breese, for the last week, returned to her home Tuesday. • Mr. and Mrs Bushnell and family moved to Phoenix last week • Miss Jeanette Gore and par- ents of Medford moved into the house recently occupied by Mr. I and Mrs. Stanley Robbins Miss Gore is one of the school teachers here. • Talent grade and high schools will open Monday. Sept. 12. • Wayne Cowdrey and family spent Sunday at Prospect visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Beck and family. • Mr. and Mrs Roy Parr have moved into the Cora Denham prop erty. Mr. Parr will be principal of Talent schools this year, • Roland Parks returned from Lava Beds. Calif., where he has been employed for the last three / and family moved to Bend last week, where Mr. Zerlein has em ployment. • Mr. and Mrs. Carl Boone and son of Baker, Ore., are guests of Mrs RJanche Hungate and son Don. Mr. Boone is Mrs. Hungate's brother. • W. Lindstrom returned this week from a trip to Portland. • Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Earl of Magdalena, N. M.. who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. Yaryan, returned to their home. Mrs Earl is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Yaryan. * THOSE JUICY HAMBURGERS TOPPED WITH ROGUE RIVER TOMATOES —AND "THE WORKS” s ARE ASHLAND’S MOST POPULAR SANDWICHES—AT EARL D. (PETE) NUTTER, PROPRIETOR TANKS 97 OAK STREET, ASHLAND, OREGON J rftonths, and is leaving Saturday for Sprague River, where he will be principal of the school there. • Lowell Burnett returned home last week from Reno, Nev., where he has been visiting with a sister, Mrs. Ellen Alcocks and family, for the last month. • Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Robbins and son Kenton moved to a ranch south of town, the old Parson place. • Mrs. Clarence Holmes and daughter Clarice were week-end visitors in Talent. • Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Zerlein I PETE’S LUNCH OAK STREET GARAGE AND MACHINE SHOP SERVICE We Repair All i—lla.v or Night Phone 421-R ....... Colored Hens—Fryers Throw away those messy old fuel oil barrels and get ready for a com fortable, convenient winter w ith an ample, made * to - your-specif ¡cations storage tank that will enable you to save money on your fuel oil pur chases and eliminate bother and muss. We have stock sizes, or can make them up to any dimension. See us now—the rush will soon lie on! ION »12.95 Ul* * Hamburger - 15c Pork Sausage 15C Bologna - - 15e Wieners - - 17ie Lunch Loaf - - 30c I DOLE’S PINEAPPLE Broken Slice No. 2| 17c ROYAL GELATIN - 5c $1.39 gon MILK, 3 for 19c OLEOMARGARINE ner Bell, lb. - 12c BAKING POWDER I Medal, 32-oz. 22c VEAL Veal Roast - - 12 i C BLUE RIBBON MALT 3-pound tin - - - 79c LOUR . 1*1 AZA MAMC.T PHONE 56 FREE DELIVERY PHONE 37-J n AAillions prefer this "flavor that is different" e It’s a skillful cross between mayonnaise and old-fashioned a boiled dressing —with a special 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 X,
