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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1935)
Friday, December Ö, 1935 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 2 ASHLAND GROCETERIA ASHLAND’S OWN Complete Food Market SPECIAL ITEMS FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY Snow Crew Saves Coos Head Boasts Pair From Death New P. A. System At Diamond Lake Thank« to the CCC. Mr and Mix M B Griffith, of !.<■« Angel- i - h , are alive to tell of a thrilling experience while anowbound on the Diamond Nike highway The couple wax «lived only by the fact that nonie of the aupplie» of the Piamond luike camp were left la-hind when the cump was closed and n special trip hud to be made in after it. The Griffith'« had started for Crater Inike and turned off on the Diamond Nike road by mistake. ’ Their «edan got «tuck in IM inch es of «now and got off the road 1 when they tried to turn it around. . Overtaken by darkneaa, they re mained in the car overnight. ' Thetis was no heater In the mneh- ien but hole« were cut in the pan- i 1 cl under the instrument board to i permit circulation of beat from N ALL DAY SATURDAY £3 23c LADINO CHEESE —Free Demonstration—Lb. K ELLOG’S Meat Market Specials ALL-BRAN A Free Measuring Glass CUT FROM STEER BEEF 12U PRIME RIB ROAST, Lb. 22e 22c LEG OF LAMB, Lb SWIFT’S Premium Bacon 38e with each package BEEF ROAST, Lb. BONED AND TIED TRY THE WONDERFUL MUFFIN RECIPE ON THE SIDE OF THE PACKAGE While They Last, per pkg. 19c FROM GRAIN-FED LAMBS the engine. The fun la-It was re , moved uml the engine run all night to provide warmth Mean while, «now continued falling Early the next morning the couple set out on foot, not realia- ing that the neun-«t hou«e was In Union Creek, 10 mile« distant. Af ter trudging through the deep snow for three mile» they collaps ed, overcome by hunger and ex- ' nauation. At that moment a «nowplow ciune along On it were W I. Jones, const ruction «uperintendent of the Forest Service. Fred Mid- dlebuaher, operator, Grant Neeley, xupervi.Ming mechanic, and l.nti! Henry A. Barris They were plow ing their way into the Diamond I ijike camp to get the remnant« | of property left when the camp was closed The men quickly applied first aid to the tourists, pulled their cur j from the snow and took them to Mrs Mary Grieve'« inn at Pro«- I pect. They reached the resort shortly after noon Friday, and ate I their first meal since Thursday I morning. They were hysterical with joy when the CCC party ar rived and for some time could COOS HEAP- A public lid dress system, installed recently, blings every man in camp in rial- slant touch with the main office for the receipt of announcement» and news Item«. The «ystem was Installed under the direction of Dr. John J llar- utf, camp surgeon, and Its use« were soon apparent No more run ning from I mh rack to barrack in search of men wanted In the of fice, no more wondering if it is time for classvx; no more waste of time In assembling a grouu^^ just u Hip ......... unil^^^h • Every night, Monday through Friday, the March of Time" Is broadcast, followed by Coo« Head's own news review, prepared by the stuff of Tlie Chatterbox, camp newspaper, and presented by tlie camp'« own actor». Each of the four barracks, u» [ well a« the me»» hull, recreation hall, schoolhouse and garage 1» i equipped with speaker*. Even "the man in the (company) street" is I not neglected a large dynamic I ! »peaker on the Headquarters front jMirch covers the camp from recre t<> infirmary. ation hall ............... — Build» New Home When Nona rd A Moore tv<l for duty as adviser at IndiXT Creek Nov 1. going from the di«- bamlcd company at Upper Rogue, he did not let the lack of housing facilities bother him. Allowing a few day« to look over the »Ituut- oin, order lumber, nails, etc., he set to work and on Monday night. Nov 11, he and Mrs Moore mov ed In. Skaggsvllle citizens ran feel proud of the new Moore home This small community 1« fast tak ing on metropolitan proportions, with the families of the Project Superintendent. Company Com mander. Camp Surgeon, Educat ional Adviser and the village •chool. not give u coherent account of their experience«. _ _____ .ANY SIZE PIECE Ashland’s Finest PURE VEGETABLE, l-LB. PKG. JEWEL SHORTENING ISC SUGAR CURED—WHOLE OR HALF EASTERN SKINNED HAM 36c One Pound Club Fr’kfurters Fresh From Our Own Ovens Hamburger One Quart Fresh Ground Sauerkraut Both for 27c from Steer Meat VAN CAMP’S TOMATO SOUP - - - 5c JELLO, All flavors - - - GRAPE NUTS, per pkg. - Ashland Groc’teria Bakery Products 5c FRESH JELLY ROLLS JELLY DOUGHNUTS, doz. HOLLAND DUTCH BREAD ä 15c 20c 10c SPEND WHAT’S LEFT Pay day comes and there are bills to pay . . . things to buy . . . expenses heri‘ and there. You pay your bills, make a few purchases, apportion the rest of the money to cover expenses until next pay day—vowing that you will save a portion of what’s left. But when next pay day comes there is usually nothing left. So most people find that the only tb’.ng to do is to save FIRST then there w ill always be something to spend later on 20c MINCE PIES From CROSS & BLACKWELL Mincemeat Flour $1.98 HARD WHEAT BLEND DEVILED MEATS, can Turnovers APPLE Extra Special 3 for 10e This is for Saturday Only SAVE FIRST! 3C CINNAMON ROLLS BUTTERHORNS, POUNDCAKES - 6 for 10c - - 5c - 20C First National Bank ---------- —----------------------------- ------- ---------------------- ■ StstóStf Dates 13-EGG ANGEL FOOD CAKES 37c 6 lb. cans 3 lb. cans $1.09 57e ALL BUNCH VEGETABLES 3 Large Bunches for 5c (»»G). B uchanan was suppose to have left an es tate WHICH HAS BEEN VALUED UP TO >050,000,000. MANY HEIRS APPEARED FOR IT, BUT IT PROVEDA HOAX. TOO« RuFuS. Mt 4 Lbs for 25c Hardy & Wolters SOUTHERN OREGON’S LEADING FOOD MERCHANTS FREE Cheese Sandwiches •ILLWM SUFUJ OR WIUIAMU (KW& IIOO KINCOF [NOLANO,'i/AS CALUO RuH»‘ BtOUSt Of HIS St 0 HAIR. ME WS fig SON Of- WILIAM I (Mt CONQUEROR). | BRIGHT and RIPE FREE Hot ENGLAND. 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