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Friday, April 17, 1942
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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So the People of
Ashland May Know
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Here Are the Facts About Current
Merchandise As We See
Them Today
All Out fory ictory
—Let us have faith that right makes might;
and in that faith let us to the end dare to do
our duty as we understand it.—Lincoln.
PALACE CAFE
Ashland-Yreka
WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO.
JAMES G. MACKIE, Authorized Dealer
DR. C. CLYDE DUNHAM
CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN
Telephone 3821
244 Hargadine St.
DRIVE IN MARKET
Yes, there are now, and will continue to be, shortages
of a few things you have been used to seeing in the stores. However, there is no cause for
undue concern or reason for hoarding. The merchants of Ashland have provided ample
stocks, sufficient for many months to come in staple lines of importance . . . fashion
lines are naturally excepted. Substitute lines (alternatives) will be coming along as Ame­
rican inventive genius develops them. As far as we know, adequate supplies of the Real
Necessities of living will continue to be here in broad assortments.
WHAT ABOUT SHORTAGE?
Groceries, 1-resti Vegetables, Meats
Phone 5161
180 ,‘C” Street
KARL OESER
GILMORE SERVICE
ASHLAND GROCETERIA
The WHAT-NOT 10c STORE
WHITE HOUSE GROCERY
372 E. Main — Phone 7021
J. C. PENNEY COMPANY
Ashland, Oregon
WHAT ABOUT PRICES? We, the Merchants of Ashland, will do all we can to thwart
unwarranted price advances. By co-operating with the efforts of government agencies
and continuing to buy our lines of merchandise from the most responsible makers who
know the importance of keeping prices under control. You can aid in keeping prices under
control by making many of your purchases early each season. Retail prices as a whole
have not risen in proportion to wholesale prices. Retailers alone don’t hold the key to
price levels but we can and do employ efforts to protect the situation. When we advise
you on savings, it is with authority and good intentions at heart.
SAFEWAY GROCERY
RAMSEY’S JEWELRY STORE
Swedenborg Building
BROADY BROS. DRUG STORE
275 East Main
3
WEST SIDE GROCERY
71 North Main
WARDROBE CLEANERS
45 North Main
BUSHNELL STUDIO
Swedenberg Building
WHAT ABOUT SUBSTITUTES? Out of the present condition unquestionably will
come many items of materials that after the “duration” will remain with us. They will be
accepted on the same basis as many great products produced in peace time . . . many
will be superior to those they were designed to replace. Remember . . . Rayon, Plastics
and a host of other things you use every day were “alternatives” at one time.
W. W. ROBISON
REAL ESTATE
Office Phone 82» 1
Office: 42 East Main St.
J. A. LANGTRY
Fire
INSURANCE
Auto
Office Phone 82» 1
Office: 42 East Main St.
METZ 5c-10c-$l STORE
H. METZ, ‘.Manager
Ashland, Oregon
HARRISON PARTS COMPANY
145 East Main St.
WHAT ABOUT QUALITY? Years of selling merchandise in Ashland has taught us a
great deal about quality. The reputation which we so highly prize was not gained without
properly maintaining rigid standards. Our policy during these times is to continue to
maintain this high standard of Quality. We do not believe in sacrificing Quality to main­
tain a certain price level.
Ashland, Oregon
GREYHOUND TAVERN
and BUS DEPOT
X-L ELECTRIC
Office Dial 5031
MRS. GUY GOOD
137 N. Pioneer
J.V.W. 5 and 10
“ON THE PLAZA”
ALLIN LUMBER COMPANY
Lumber and Building Material
ASHLAND, OREGON
THE BOULEVARD MARKET
WHAT ABOUT WASTE? There are programs being devised Nationally to conserve
Comer Siskiyou Boulevard and Beach St.
Ashland's Newest Super Market
resources . . . from paper to gum wrappers. Salvage method^ will be put into effect . . .
non-essentials will be looked upon with a wary eye. Watch for developments along con­
servation lines. We suggest that you buy carefully . . . and in the case of some lines,
BUY EARLY. Take care of things you own.WASTE NOTHING!
HARRY CHIPMAN’S
THE WAFFLE SHOP
PLAZA TRADE SHOP
"ON THK PLAZA"
J. B. JONES JEWELRY
Buy Defense Stamps and Bonds
7 Plaza St.
"ON T1IE PLAZA"
ORTMILLER’O
F
QUALITY DEPARTMENT STORE
C. W. Fortmiller J. P. Daugherty