Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946, January 17, 1936, Page 2, Image 2

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    Friday, January 17, 1936
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Page 2
Prominent Realty
Man in New Plans
F
ASHLAND
SPORT SHORTS
By Bill lliilcu
GROCETERIA
THE HOME OF FINEST GROCERIES - BEST CUTS OF MEAT - BAKERY
PRODUCTS MADE THE DAY YOU BUY THEM--FRESHEST FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES-AND ALL AT LOWEST PRICES
SUPER SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY and MONDAY
Golden West Coffee
Ladino Cheese
IN GLASS.
Pound
25c
23c
PRICES ARE UP.
Pound
1Qr (CRACKERS
SPAGHETTI-NOODLES
OR MACARONI. Package
*****
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37c
| SALTED OR PLAIN. 3 Lbs.
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Fans wunt league
basket bull.
I tNLxki'ttMill where something mon
I tangible than mere victory is th»-
I driving force And whut is more
important, funs want Ashland vs
Medford oaaketoall. not a drtouie
but u delugt* of It
In
And, they get It this year
stead of the two games played i..
tween the bittereat rivals m th»
■state as has been the custom th»
|Htst few years, the Grizzlies anil
Tigers face cat h other four times
i Four real events m the lives of
.students und fans of both towns
instead ot a measly two Also four
I instead of two times tu go Slight
II ly batty.
Fancy Grapefruit, 80’s, 8 for 25c
10c
Fancy Cauliflower
25c
Bright Ripe Bananas 4
BAKERY PRODUCTS
II
SOLID
HEADS
LBS.
FOR
In order to tievote Ida entire
j time to mining and timber prop­
erties. E T Staples, who has been
actively engagé»! in business
in
Ashland dining the past 38 years,
ih closing his real estate and In­
surance office
Ills many friends h<>|s- that Mr
Staples will continue to make his
home in Ashland He has been an
active member of a number of
civic and fraternal organizations,
including the Chamber of Com­
merce. th»' llilluh Temple Shrine,
and the Elks Isslge
a
It’» pretty tough <>n the schisi!
children who sttuly geography. By
the time they get the maps of
countries of the world duly flxi'd
In their minds and
leant
the
names of the capitals. Invaders
change a lot of the maps and th»-
names It’s so that new geograph­
ies are twessary ntxiut every year
r,
.Mr and Mrs David Bullis eni
tertained a group of friends Iasi
Friday evening at a dinner party
Those present were Mr Mini
A H Freeman. Vivian alni
|»oric Freeman, Mr and Ml ■
Clary. Almu Jean Clary und
vey Bullis.
er. see him play’’ Also, how com«*
that all the well known aports
writers tin- wondering if Joe lu,w-
ia. the Husky Devastator, can take
It as well as hand it out, when it
la a fact that in one of his flrat
professional fights, he wus knock*
cd down something
like eight
times, but came track to "cold
storage" his op|s>nent.
And. going further Into thia
that
"dark" affair; how come
Lewis la already being rated the
greatcat heavyweight ofall I time*
when atxiut all he has done la to
knock out a mouthy la-vfnsky, u
saffron hoed Baer, and an old
man named I'zcudun
The iviuion for the suildcn
change of mind by the powers
I that I m * ’’ Simple Four Ashland-
1 Medofrd basketball games mean
I four packed. Jammed, over-flowing
howling anil xtam|M-dhig gymnax
turns And that means everything
to a high school that depends al­
most entirely ujsin th«' revenue
from athletic games to sustain
those same athletic games
Questions we’d Ilk«* to have ana-
' wcred. How come Prink Callison
I university of Oregon f»s>t imll coach
can state that Medford high's Bob
Smith was the best gridder in the
state last year when he didn't ev-
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After a lapse of several years,
riet number
alate basketball »list
district
nine which la composed of Axh
land, Midford and Gruñía Pass
high schools, la using ita head
again
For th»1 past several seasons th»-
three schools, competing tor the
right to enter th»< State tourney,
four
league
have played only
the
games; each team meeting
othet twice. And the result. to pro
Istbly one hundred per cent of the
fans not to mention the xillines*»
of it Ft it’It game proving anything
definite, hits been it tug pum m
the neck.
FROM ASHLAND’S FINEST
MEAT MARKET
Prime Rib of Steer Beef
22c
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Boned and Tied—No Waste. Lb.
Crown Rib Roast Veal, lb. 15c
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AMPHIBOLO5.
OLIVER EVANH755 IW- t^.H«.Mt
Hamburger, 2 lbs. for -
Pure Ingredients — Sanitary Shop
That’s What Makes You Like It
Light or Dark
25c
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Not Sliced 8c
Ground from Steer Beef
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Fresh from Columbia River
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Come Early. Per Dozen
Bread Like Mother Made
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SMI!'»’ Dates AMPHIBIOUS
kg KMftfôore
POTATO ROLLS
Pot Roast Steer Beef, lb. 12|c
Smelt, 2 lbs. for
THE AMBITIOUS.
Fresh -- Because They’re Baked
the Day You Buy Them
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ANGEL FOOD CAKES
irifi
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3
Iced—Pineapple or Cocoanut, 47c.
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BACON SQUARES
27f
Sugar Cured. Lb............................. ■■
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REAL
CREAM
CREAM PUFFS
ÁMFMIFÓO5*-
«» in » ox
r«rom uNOu fijüuíN
5c
Wr
Fewer Aches and Pains
More Health and Pleasure
POSTUM CEREAL - - 19c
HOME-MADE LARD AQr COCOANUT, Southern Style 13c
While It Lasts—3 Lbs. for -
SANKA COFFEE
- - 39c
BONELESS CORN BEEF ICn
Blue Bell FLOUR
Guaranteed to Please. Lb.
AW
With the
CI/I/1
COTTAGE CHEESE — PEANUT BUTTER
TAX OFF,49s - $1- ■■
DILL PICKLES — SWISS CHEESE
FLOUR WILL ADVANCE
BUY TODAY
25c
2
Fresh Fig Bars
25c
Extra Fancy Raisins 3| pounds for
3 cans’for. 43c
Merrimac Peas
WHOLE WHEAT
OR PLAIN
4»**< 'Own k
LBS.
FOR
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