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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (April 12, 1940)
Friday, April 12, 1040 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER ' • Guy Applewhite and I’ P Whit- 1 more attended an American l-eg- Ion meeting in Granta Puss Mon- ________ I---------------------------------------------------------------------- -—.—> i »«»y- • Mr and Mra Kenneth Brown • Bill Sunder of Yreka was u and children el HUI visit,-,! Iieie i visitor here Sunday at the home Sunday evening al the home of I of his parent*, Mr. and Mra. W. | G. Sander. W. C. Brown. • Bill l*leraon, student ut SOCK, • John Billing* of Klamath Fall* . viaited with friends in Eugene last Sunday viaited here at the home I of iila parent«, Mr. and Mr* Ralph week-end. • Nellie Perrine of Rogue River Billings. visited here last week-end witii • Mr. and Mi* K. K. Edgehill visited tn Portland early thia week her father, C, J. ¡Vrrlne. • Alice Walton of Klamath Fails • Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Snider re visited here with friend« laat cently returned from Hermosa week-end. Beach, Calif., to make then home • Mr j . H. 11 Trask of Klumuth in Ashland. • Mrs. Kay Logan of Bly visited Falla visited with Ashlund friends here last week-end with her Sunday. • Mrs. J. C. Hollingsworth re daughter, Louise Logan, who is a cently returned from Sacramento, student at SOCK. visited with friends for • Bob Mulder recently left for where she daya. Vancouver, where he will be em several • Albert Huenvrs of Jacksonville ployed. here Sunduy • Mr. and Mrs. Will Stevens spent visited with friends e Sunday in Malin with their daugh ter Lorraine, who teaches there • Miss Pauline Reinsche of Salem visited here last week-end at the home of Mrs. Etta Schilling Dr. tìmide E. May re, Vicar • Edna Fehige of Jerome Prairie visited here last week-end at the home of her mother, Mra. Frank Holy communion, H a. m. Fehige. Church school, 0:30 a. m. • Dr. and Mrs. Claude E. Sayre Sermon ami morning prayer, 11 and Peter Barker attended a Dio a ni. Monument« and Marker* cesan conference of the Episco|>al of Bronse and Granite Wednesday hrtiy communion. church in Portland eurly this 0:30 a. m. At Price« You Uiui Afford week. Choir will meet at 7 30 o'clock • Mrs Ruth Birch recently was Friday evening discharged from the Community You are cordially invited to wor- I Next Door to Post Office hospital, where she underwent a ship with us < nil Office «381, lie». «10« major operation. • Evening Appointment« • Miss Eva L White of Boise, • Miss Helen Dunn of Juckson Idaho, visited here with friends Ville visited at her home here ' "DKPENDAHIJC SERVICE’ this week. Miss White is a former over the week-end resident and supervisor of Lincoln school. • M C. Linlnger, who is conval escing from a recent operation, is reported to be much improved and now is able to be up for a short time each day. • Mrs. Phyllis I^ayton of Marsh field spent the week-end here at tending the Epworth league con ference. ' • Durward G iimi of Yreka visited here Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hardy. • Mrs. Grant Dunlap is visiting with friends in Chiloquin for a few weeks. • Henry Metz attended the Active club convention in Eugene last week-end. • Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Padgett of Klamath Falla visited here last week-end at the home of Mrs. May Davis. • Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ruger of Klamath Falls visited here Sunday with Mrs Maude Ruger. • Gene Rltzinger returned to Eu gene Tuesday following a visit with his family here. • Monday Mrs. Frank Moore re turned from Hillsboro where she was called by the death of a rela tive. • Dorothy DeLisle and Bessie Ed- sall made a trip to Klamath Falls last week-end. Mrs F. W Edsall, who had been visiting there, re turned to Ashland with them. • Mrs. H H. Mayberry is visiting in Oakland, Calif., this week with her daughter. Viola Mayberry. • Mrs. Tom Grigsby of Yreka vis ited here Monday at the home of Mrs. E. J. Farlow. • LeRoy Clarke of Rogue River visited with friends here last week-end. • Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Wray Tuesday left for a visit in Salem and Portland. • John Murphy visited with ----- friends in Klamath Falls last week-end. About People You Know! | I DIAL 7021—FOLK DELIVERIES DAILY SATURDAY AND MONDAY FOOD BARGAINS lb. 9c Bacon Squares COFFEE Hills Red Can Pound 25c Maggie Beagle’s Home-Made CHICKEN PIE 18c AVOCADOS—Each - 5C GRAPEFRUIT—6 for 15c LETTUCE-Per Head 5c 5c ASPARAGUS—Per Pound BANANAS—per pound 5c CUCUMBERS—each - 10c Grade A EVVO, Medium SWIFT’S BACON-per pound 17c Stewarts Honey PEARL SHORTENING-4 lbs 37 C 5-lb. pail 35c PARD DOG FOOD—3 for - 25c MILK ALBERS CORN FLAKES—ea. 5c Golden Star Coffee—1 lb tin 19c Oregon - 5c (Limit RAISINS 0) 4 lbs. 19c Fishers Blend Flour « '1.69 FISHER’S WHEAT GERM—per package ROYAL CLUB FINE FOODS Royal Club Dainty Dimple Peas—No. 2 - - Royal Club Fancy Spinach—No. 2| - - - Royal Club Sauer Kraut—No. 2| - - - ■ Royal Club Minced Glams—each - - - - Royal Club Peaches—No. 2|................. Royal Club Pineapple—No. 2| Fancy Sliced Royal Club Oval Sardines—In Tomato Sauce 15c 13C 12C 16C 17C Trinity Episcopal Church Life - Auto - Fire INSURANCE M. T. BURNS 9c EAST SIDE MARKET o PLAZA MARKET ™ yOUR BUDGET DOWN f FOUR FREE DELIVERIES DAILY! SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY! PORK SPECIALS SAUSAGE—per pound - - - 10c PORK LEG—per pound - - - 15c FRESH SIDE PORK-Per Pound 14e BEEF STEAKS—per pound - 15c to 28c BEEF ROAST—per pound -121C to 18c WIENERS—Per Pound 16C BOLONEY—Per Pound 15C QUALITY COHSIDERED. WE SELL FOR LESS With warm spring and summer days at hand, don’t let your budget distress you ... an electric refrig erator enables you to buy perishable foods in larger quantities and effect real savings! With electric refrigeration you can make inexpensive, novel des serts, always have a supply of ice cubes on hand! If you are “budget-conscious,” you’ll investigate the savings possible through electrical refrigeration and consult your favorite dealer now! Remember, electricity costs LESS in Ashland! a Ashland Light Department “Your SERVICE Department”
