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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Friday, Aug. 15, 1941
WHITE ELEPHANT
SALE!
Friday, Saturday
FREE WASH JOB with
every Marfak Lubrication
—or we will wash
your car for only
Aug. 15 & 16
YOUR WATCH • • •
—won’t be a “White Elephant”
if scientifically repaired at
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CROSBY’S TEXACO SERVICE
RAMSEY’S JEWELRY STORE
• SWIFT’S CHILI CON CARNE
11-ounce cans 3 for 25c
• SWIFT’S PREMIUM TAMALES
Per can 15c
WHITE ELEPHANT SPECIALS!
Table Lamps $1.89 up
Floor Lamps $1.98 up
Glazed Pottery 10c-19c-29c-39c-49c
Wonder Gifts and other Bargains
STEVENS CASH MARKET
153 Kaat Main
JORDAN ELECTRIC COMPANY
$1 Ladies and Misses Sweaters now 29c
$1 Slacks and Dresses 59c
59c Slacks and Dresses 39c
Men’s Shirts and Shorts 10c each
Men’s Socks (Jc Pair
Clothes Pins 3c dozen
METZ ’■ ,Oc 25t ” STORE
We can supply you with poultry and fresh eggs
at wholesale prices.
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SPECIAL 8x10
Color Portrait
FRIDAY and SATURDAY with each
Portrait Sitting of $2.50 or over
RAMSEY’S JEWELRY STORE
BUSHNELL STUDIO
ASHLAND POULTRY AND EGG CO.
FLEXO-GLASS WATCH STRAPS
Regular $l-$2 Values
50c Girls Summer Hats..........
$1.98 Slack Suits, now...........
25c Childrens Sun Suits.......
50c Camp Stools now.............
25c Organdie Baby Bonnets...
25c
$1.39
...12c
...39c
...10c
FREE!
LESS THAN HALF PRICE!
on odds and ends of
DISHES
WICK FURNITURE COMPANY
J.V.W. 5 and 10
ON THE PLAZA
Used Table Model Radios—good condition—ftft and S7.ftft
Also Battery Conaolea
................ gift and St*
One used white enamel gaa range ......................
fttft
100-pound Ice Box—good looking............................... J7 50
laxrge Daveno, taupe and roea ......
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TAYIAFK R. WILLIAMS, Authorixed Dealer
WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO.
$1 Box Ayer’s Face Powder and $1 Jar
Ayer’s Cleansing Cream—
Both for
$1.00
EAST SIDE PHARMACY
• Saturday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Rhoads were Mr.
’ and Mrs. R. A. Moore and children
of Days Creek and Mr. and Mrs.
W. S. Morgan.
WATCH REPAIRING
M. T. BURNS
ON THE PLAZA
RAMSEY’S JEWELRY
STORE
REAL ESTATE
TWO OFFICES
C. E. Huffman Bft N Main
Mrs .C. E Huffman S45 E Main
Huffman Real Estate
Sweden bur g Bldg.
Ashland
Clover Leaf Dairy
Phone S7M
Marfak
Wash
Vacuum
S&H Green Stamps
REED & YOUNG TEXACO
But we have Right Merchandise at
Right Prices every day of the week!
Prices 50% to 75% off
BROADY BROS. DRUG STORE
SHOP OUR STORE
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ASHLAND GROCETERIA
SEE
for the hundreds of items that
ARE NOT “White Elephants!”
The WHITE ELEPHANT COUNTER
at
RAMSEY’S JEWELRY STORE
WHAT-NOT 10c STORE
RHOADS-MORGAN
i State Fair Patrons
To See Foods Tested
Miss Betty Rhoads, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs J. A. Rhoads of Ash­
land and Warm Steele Morgan,
son at Mr and Mrs William Mor­
gan of Medford, were married at
the First Church of Christ Aug.
8. with the Rev Everett McGee I
reading the marriage service. Miss ,
Gene Rhoads was maid of honor
and the bridesmaids were Miss
Ruth Morgan, Mias Nettie Moore,
Mtse Ada Davis and Miss Mar
garet Smith The beet man was
Dale Flowers and ushers were
Gene Perry, Clifford Yaryan and
Eldridge Gray. Following the cer­
emony a reception wsa held with
50 relatives and friends present.
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan will make
their home in Ashland
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BEAUTIFUL CORONADO POTTERY
Unbeatable
ASHLAND PRODUCT
THREE FOR ONE-
WHITE ELEPHANT TABLE
Harry Chipman’s pregente
Try Our Milk and Cream
Choose your chickens alive and we will dress
them!
We have no “WHITE ELEPHANTS”
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An
WHY PAY MORE?
SHOP AT OUR
LOOK AT THESE VALUES
AN
“WHITE ELEPHANT” SPECIALS
Inquire
for
Details
State fair crowds may see right
before their eyes the testing of
hamburgers, butter, coffee cream,
ice cream and milk served on the
grounds during fair week, Sept. 1
to 7, inclusive.
This will happen because for
the first time in history the state
department of agriculture (which
operates the fair) will have a
working exhibit on the fair­
grounds at Salem. The department
has chosen for its display part of
the laboratory equipment and
some of the weights and mea­
sures apparatus from the division
of foods and dairies.
Actual official tests of the foods
mentined will be made in the lab­
oratory on the grounds by A. H.
Dewey, assistant chief chemist,
and Ruth Ward, laboratory bac­
teriologist.
The department’s weights and
measures
heavy
duty
testing
truck and equipment will also be
on exhibit, with A. A. Reed in
charge. Both displays will be In
the grandstand exhibit quarters.
GUILD MET FRIDAY
The Martha Gillete guild of the
Presbyterian church met Friday
evening at the W. D. Jackson
home for a garden party. Hostess­
es were Mrs. W. D. Jackson. Mrs.
Mark True and Mrs. E. S. Cor-
thell. Following the supper Mrs.
Corthell was in charge of games.
Miss Juanita Demmler, vice presi­
dent, presided over the business
meeting.
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• Mr. and Mrs. Colvsr Anderson
of the Benton mine are visiting
Ash lad relatives this week.
• Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bamthouse
from Portland visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Barnthouse and
Mr. and Mrs Verl Bamthouse sev­
eral days this week.
• Mr and Mrs. Alfred Norris,
Miss Emily Norris and Miss Mou-
ryne Burton visited with Miss
Annes Norris in Klamath Falls
Sunday.
Friday & Saturday