Friday, April 5, 1940
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Page 2
About People You Know!
DIAL 7021—FOUR DELIVERIES DAILY
SATURDAY AND MONDAY FOOD BARGAINS
PALMOLIVE SOAP 5c
ASPARAGUS—Per Pound - 5c
LETTUCE-Per Head - - 5c
AVOCADOS—Each - - - 5c
CAULIFLOWER—Each - - 10c
GRAPEFRUIT-6 for - - 15c
ASPARAGUS-No. 1,2 lbs. 15c
COFFEE
MJB Golden West
Pound 25c
.ARIZONA—
BACON
JELL-O
Each 5c
-
lb. 17c
PICNIC HAMS ALBERS CORN FLAKES—ea. Sc
Pound 17c WHITE HOUSE COFFEE-lb. 23c
SNOWDRIFT PEET’S GRANULATED-lge. 25c
3 Lbs. 45c TASTY SALAD DRESS-qt. - 17c
EGGS, Grade A lge., doz. 15c
DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR
49’s.................... $1.6*)
WAX PAPER
Wheaties ■ 11c
Tomato Sauce
Each 2c
10c Value!
5c
ROYAL CLUB FINE FOODS
Royal Club Dainty Dimple Peas—No. 2
Royal Club Fancy Spinach—No. 2| -
Royal Club Peaches—No. 2| - - - -
Royal Club Whole Kernel Corn—No. 2
Royal Club TidBit Pineapple—3 for
Royal Club Crab—|’s Flat - - -
Meco Corn or Peas—No. 303,3 for
15c
13C
17c
13c
29C
EAST SIDE MARKET »
PLAZA MARKET ™
FOUR FREE DELIVERIES DAILY!
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY!
FRESH SIDE PORK—Per Pound
WIENERS—Per Pound - - -
BOLONEY—Per Pound - - -
PORK STEAKS—Per Pound -
14c
16c
15c
13c
• Mr and Mis Walter Shepherd • Mr ami Mrs Dim Bench, who
of Tionesta. Calif., visited here recently came here from Okla
last week-end at the home of Mra. homa, have moved into the Foster
Nellie Carlisle.
house.
• Mr. and Mra Wesley Allin are • A Medford electric company in
the parents of an eight-pound boy installing new electrical equipment
born Sunday in the Community in the Tulent Market.
hospital.
• Miss Donna Stevcne left Tues-
• Frances Schilling of Sama Val day evening for Portland, where
ley school visited here last week she will enter tiuiscs tiuining.
end at the home of her mother, • Mr. und Mra. Al Sherurd were
among those who called nt the
Mrs. Etta Schilling.
• Mra Elbert Johnson and small home of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Pine
son of Portland left last week-end in Axhlund on the occasion of then
for their home, fidlowing a visit both wedding annivermiiy.
heie with Mis Pete Nutter and • Wayne Cowdrey, who had hia
light hand badly injured by u
Mis Aubrey Mlles,
• Mrs Frank Dickey of Mount saw while working in timber fur
Shast.i visited here with friends the Skeeters logging outfit, is mi-
proving rapidly.
last week-end.
• Mr and Mrs Walter Findlay of • Several ladies of thV Willnow
Castella visited here Sunday at inmily gathered at the home of
the home of Mr. and Mra. K. J Mra. Ed Maxson for dinner Wed-
I newilay. Those pi esent included
McNerny.
• Mi and Mrs Leonard Patterson ill, M.ixsona mother, Mix. Mae
of Jacksonville visited with friends u (throw, Mis
: Glen Withrow
here last week-end.
| low.
• Mrs Gordon Duffield
Luis Obispo ia visiting
at • Mias Doria Welbur attended a
the home of her mother,
J birthday party Hunduy at the
home uf Mr and Mra. C. D. Rus
O Talent, who ia ill.
• W C Brown made a trip to sell m Ashland in honor uf their
Canyonville Sunday to visit with aon Leon’s 23rd birthday anni
versary.
relatives.
• Mr. and Mrs Kent Ashcraft • Marian (.’enters of Ashland was
returned from Portland Monday a Talent caller Wednesday.
• Mrs. Clarence Homes uf Aah-
where they spent the week-end.
• Mrs Wally Wolcott of Rose land called on relatives here Sat
burg visited here Monday with her urday afternoon.
• Mias Grace l.iemott, national
sister. Mrs Don Brace
• Mr and Mrs Dave McKinney of Camp Eire field worker, culled on
Lincoln visited here last week end Mrs. Harry lx>we, Talent guard
at the home of Mr, and Mrs A ian, Monday. Miss Deinutt was
accompanied by
Miss Kle.uiot
II Peachey.
• BUI Ford of Dunsmuir vtadtod Coombe of Ashland.
here Tuesday with his mother, • Mr mid Mrs lx-w Holston mid
children of Riverside, Calif , culled
Mrs Floyd Sa inford.
• Mrs M D. Bousman and Mr ut the G U Pfeifer home Sntui
ind Mrs
Duke McCormick of day. They were former friends in
Grants Pass visited here Tue: day east Mr. Holston is author of the
book. "Other Gods.’*
with Mrs R A. Barker.
• Floyd Scarbrough of Ix>s An • Guy Randal of Ashland was a
geles is visiting here this week busmesa caller in Tulent Mon-lay
with his brother. Frank Scar • Tlie ladies of the Extension unit
met Wednesday in an all-day ses
brough.
• Jack Cady is visiting with his sion at the city hall. Mrs. Charles
parents in San Francisco this Ixmg and Mra Vic Mason weie in
charge of the program in the af
week
• Raymond Howard of Hornbrook ternoon A covered dish luncheon
was served at noon.
I shopped in Ashland Monday
• Mr. and Mrs. D F Ainlclc of • Harland lx>we. stationed at
with the I’S
I Grants Pass visited here Monday M tech Field. < Jalil
air corps, lett tor that place
I with E. C. Walls
• Mrs Martha Mitchell of Wil Thursday evening after spending
lows, Calif. is visiting here nt the 43 days home with hia parents,
nd Mra ii H Lowe Har
home of Mr. and Mrs S. S Mitch Mt
land left by train for Sacramento,
ell
• Bob Oakes of Hilt shopped and where he boarded a plane for his
visiter! with friends in Ashland field.
• Mr and Mrs. Ray Burnett are
Tuesday.
• Mr and Mrs Aubrey Haan left
for their home tn Palo Alto Wed
nesday following a visit here at [
the home of Mrs Flora Haan
• Mrs. Anna Lahr recently re-
tqmed to Ashland to make her
home. Mrs. Ixihr had rfpent the
winter in southern California
• Theo J. Norby and Dr. Walter
Redford attended a teachers’ con
ference in Spokane this week
• Mr and Mrs. Ixigan Nininger of
Medford visited here Tuesday with
friends and relatives.
QUALITY CONSIDERED, WE SELL FOR LESS
» *
v.
INSURANCE
Monument* mid Mnrkrrs
of Itron/r mid Granite
At Price« You Can Afford
M. T. BURNS
Next Door to Putt OtfiM
Call Off lie b.'iil. lie*. (MINI
Evening Ap|H,liilinmt«
“DKPENDAHI.E MEKVK’E*
Do you suffer from
ASTHMA
Exclusive Biute Distributor
of a ustionili!) known
RELIEF
Bow 5T» Central Station
PORTLAND, OREGON
Iteprrawnt stive* wanted to
demoliti rute
NO AFRICAN S IN THE FUEL
SUPPLY III OUR BUSINESS!
•
N K W •
• Word has been received in Tal
ent that Charles M. Chapman, a
resident here for the last 35 years,
died Thursday morning at the
home of his son in Granta Piss
Funeral arrangements will be an
nounced later.
• Owing to work on the city hall
lawn, all public dances have been
suspended.
• Mr. and Mrs. Tripp have moved
into the Sherard property. He is
a mechanic at Bates* garage.
• Arthur Graham underwent a
major operation in the Ashland
Community hospital Friday.
• George Eads attended the bowl
ing tournament held in Eugene
last week.
• Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Parks spent
Wednesday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs A Carroll near Trail.
• Neil Hawley has returned from ,
Arizona where he had been work
ing.
• The Talent Townsend club met
Tuesday evening in the city hall.
Following regular business meet
ing an interesting program was
enjoyed, with Mrs. Harriett Bates
in charge. Refreshments were
served.
No. there’» nobody lurking in the wood
pile u hen we advise you on your insur
ance needs--we take pride in earning
the confidence of our client» by really
helping them to get the most for their
inuurarce dollar. That’s why we feature
Ciegon Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Dividend Policies—that save you money,
too!
I. C. ERWIN
210 EAST MAIN STREET
I'lloSE ,751
X
FIRST All)
FOR TRACTORS!
t
A
rI he buying, feeding and care of meat and meat food
products is a business in itself. Our beef and pork is
bought locally, ted local produce, processed and cared
for by local labor and is a neighborhood enterprise, de
serving of your support.
For tops in good taste, take home one of our grain-
fed steer beef sirloin steaks, featured Saturday and
every day at 28c per pound!
. the parents of an eight pound boy
born Thursday morning in the
Ashland Community hospital.
• Mrs Joe Tryon and Mra. l.< in
Erink were Medford visitors !• ri-
day.
• Chet Parker of Phoenix I WHS
transacting business In Talent
'!
Tuesday.
• Erank Redkey of Klamath Fulls
was a week-end visitor here with
Mr mid Mra Ed Jonas
Vjl).
r
7;
7
^I’RING ri.OHI.M, al-
ways brings spring
m.u hincry problems, mid
that’s why fanners of
southern
Oregon
mid
northern California de
pend M hi for their W1M
Ing mid blacksmithing.
We are experts on tractor
engines, farm Implements
mid till heavy-duty equip
ment. If you have a prob
lem, cull the Ouk Street
Garage.
We have I with
stationary mid portable
acetylene
and
electric
welding equipment and
we’ll go anywhere at your
call.
WE MAKE
STORAGE TANKS
OAX STREET GARAGE AND MACHINE SHOP
»7 OAK NTKHET, ASHLAND
PHONE 45Hfl
1