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Friday, December 13, 1935
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
SONS To Play
To Tangle With
Eugene Townies Fresno Bulldogs
ASHLAND
Í
GROCETERIA
Bakery Products Direct To You From Our Ovens
Choicest Cuts Of Meat From Prime Steers
Fancy and Staple Groceries at Lowest Prices
SPECIAL BUYS FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY
MILK
3
TEACUP
or OREGON
19c
TA 1.1.
CANS FOR
MILK PRICES ADVANCED AGAIN IH1S WEEK. WE HAVE ONIA A FEW CASES LEFT
TO SELL AT THIS PRICE!
TOWN
TALK
Thin Week V* Ylways
ASHLAND
POST TOASTIES
CRACKERS
FOR QUICK BREAKFASTS
SALTED OK PLAIN
Q
IVL
L-ARGE
PACKAGES FOR
3
POIND
BOXES FOK
KERR’S
Macaroni
Spaghetti
Noodles
37c
Ashland
Groceteria
SUNBEAM
FLOUR
HARD
WHEAT
Flour
BLEND
FLOUR
YOUR CHOICE
GUARANTEED
49 lb. SACKS
EVERY SACK
Gl' VKANTEED
49 lb. SACKS
19C
$1.59
$1.98
A HARD WHEAT
AI.I. PURPOSE
NEW STOCK
JUST
ARRIVED
r
J
F
Because It’s Made
the Day You
Buy It
White or Dark
I'NSI.K ED
THE BROOKINGS SCHOOL
School official» of BrooKinga
have engaged Willlnm I-aing. loc
al architect ,to draft plan» for a
new school building which 1» to re
place building» recently burned
down Mr I-aing, of more than lo-
cal fame a» an architect, ha» re-
cently completed plan» for a
school building at Gold Beach
TURKEY SHOOT
The Ashland gun club plan» to
give a turkey »hoot some time be
fore Christmas, date to be an
nounced. The club held It» first
practice »hoot laat Sunday and
expect to practice every Sunday
during the Reason
8c per loaf
SLICED
9c per Loaf
What Ashland
Makes—Makes
Ashland
Plaza Market
FREE DELIVERY
PHON E .Mi
Prime Rib Beef, lb.
GOOD OVEN ROAST—FIRST GRADE
59 N. MA
17c
FRESH FROM OUR OVENS
From Ashland’s Finest Market
PORK SAUSAGE lb
EXTRA
SPECIAL
SATURDAY ONLY
Boston Cream Pies 10c
TINY LINK, COUNTRY STYLE
BACON, lb.
GROCETERIA
BREAD
FRESH
Fresno State College Bulldogs,
Southern Oregon Normal »chool
| SONS will make their first local champions of the powerful Far
| buHketlMkll appearance of the year Western Conference Inst year, will
tomorrow night at the Junior I m - in Ashland Munday and Tues
high gym. tangling with the team day night« of next week to play
Normal
that upset University of Oregon the Southern Oregon
three week» ago Eugene Town SONS
team.
Featuring their fumed "breaker
Boasting a pair of Osrmer Ore downer builder
upper”
attack,
gon atara and tws MTnirr All which carried them through an
i State high ecfcwwl flush«-». the Eu undefeated season to rate them
gene quintet will undoubtedly fur one of the finest teams In all of
iiih I i
plenty of competition foi California. Fresno will proba bl
| the SONS Pructh'iilly the »am«- provide Coach Eberhart's SON
I lineup that noaed out On-gon 41 their toi aigh<-»t test of the entil
1 40 will »tart ugninat the local» year.
I Bill Berg, former Webfrart cap
The "bleaker downer builder-
tain, will be at a forward berth upper” i Hyxteni of play, invented
for the visitors anil Bob Miller, by Fresno and uai'd with great
another ex-Oregon player, will success, works in thia faMhlon.
I hold down tin- center post At the Tlie "breaker downer»”
five
guard» will be Ed Seigmund. for huge ami tough foot bull playera,
mer Salem high All State man. work for the first half Of tlo-
and Clayton James, formerly of game and attempt to soften up
Bend and prominent In State in the opposition for the "builder up
dependent circles Wilson Seig pers ” The latter five men enter
I mund will be at the other foiwaid the gnine in the second half, and
I position
with the opposing team battered
For the SONS. Nell Winkle and and groggy, fake and speed their
Ted Echopt will take care of the way to victory.
forward bertha; lanky Bob Hardy,
Coach Stanley Borleske of I W
center, and Mordel Walton and
Howard Scroggins the guards H ii II.I o ^. h last only two pliiveis R
That is the lineup that saw most lust year's ten regular», and till
of the service against Oregon last year expects an even better team
week Coach Jean Eberhart, after than hut
| his team s fine showing in that
Starting lineup»
SONS: Win
game, declared himself very well kie, f; Schopf. f; Hardy, c; Wai
pleased with the performance of ton. g; Scroggins, g Fresno: lt.-i.l
f Dittenbir, f; Solatia. c; Byrd, g;
Winkle and Walton, especially
Hawkin», g
WILL DRAFT PLANS FOR
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SWIFT’S ORIOLE, ANY SIZE PIECE
Steaks, lb.
.12) to 20c
FIRST GRADE BEEF
Wisconsin Swiss Cheese, lb. 53c RYE BREAD
- -
IOC
OYSTERS, Class B, pint 27c
POUND CAKES - .15 & 20c
VEAL and HAM, lb. - 15c
JELLY ROLLS
- - - 15c
HAMBURGER, 2 lbs. - 25c DOUGHNUTS -
15c
POT ROASTS, lb
12jc CINNAMON ROLLS 6 for 10c
ftHGEL FOOD CAKES Ì7C |
STEAKS, lb. -
- 19c
WITH OK WITHOUT CARRAWAY' SEED
GROUND READY FOR SEASONING
GROUND FROM STEER MEAT
Veal Roast, lb
SHOULDER Kilt CUTS
KKVI'T — TAMALES — CHILE BRIC KS — COTTVi.E
< HEESE — SMOKED MEATS — l'l< KLEI) PIG’S FEET
OUR OWN FORMULA
FROM STEER MEAT
SIRLOIN OR ROUND CUT FROM STEER MEAT
All Bunch Vegetables 3 bunches for 5c 11
Cauliflower, large white heads
10c
Large Sunkist Oranges FJUICEF doz. 39c
PAY DAY TOILET TISSUE,
-
MINUTE TAPIOCA .... ........
GROCETERIA SPECIAL COFFEE
10c BAKER’S SHRED COCOANUT ....
10c
23c 1 LADING CHEESE, lb.............................. 23c
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-
-
10 Rolls 25c
Second Showings
of
“CANDIDA”
Friday and Saturday Nights
Presented for the First Time in Ashland
Last week, George Bernard Shaw’s satiric com
edy, “Candida,” scored another dramatic success
for the Southern Oregon Normal School, whose
theatre work, under the direction of Professor
Angus L. Bowmer, is fast gaining a reputation
for Ashland as a center of amateur dramatics.
An unusual and effective feature of this pro
duction is the use of the “intimate style” in pre
sentation, the audience being seated on all four
sides of the stage.
TOWNSEND CLUB COOKED FOOD SALE SATURDAY
The SONS will give two repeat performances,
this Friday and Saturday, in the Lithia Hotel
ball-room.
HARDY
and
WOLTERS
Southern Oregon’s Leading Food Merchants
First National Bank
OF ASHLAND