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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1936)
Friday, January 24, 1936 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 2 P ASHLAND GROCETERIA Ashland’s Complete Food Market SPECIAL BUYS FOR SATURDAY and MONDAY POTATOES 4Qr he for fnr II. S. No. 9c_Froch 2s—Fresh Cfnrlf Stock CA 50 I Lbs. MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE GOOD TO THE FROM OUR OWN OVENS FROM OCR OWN OVENS APPLE TURNOVERS DANISH PASTRY PLENTY OF APPLES AN IDEAL BREAKFAST 3 Large Turnovers 10c 3 Large Pieces For - 10c SPAGHETTI 25c Per Pound BARRON’S COUNTRY COILED FULL POUND PACKAGES THEY WILL NOT LAST LONG AT THIS LOW PRICE OF - LAST DROP SAUSAGE 10c COME EARLY FOR THIS PER POI ND 0 Q FROM OUR MEAT MARKET FROM OUR MEAT MARKET NORWAY SALT SUPERLA SHORTENING MACKEREL JUST WHAT YOU’VE BEEN WAITING FOR Lbs. Lbs. For 4 F." 49c 2 INSTANT POSTUM GRAPENUTS MINUTE TAPIOCA Large Can CHILDREN 2. for 25c 25c F CREAM OF WHEAT Large Package 39c 21c ........... I-——— ' ■ X BEST FOR THE Ready in a Jiffy Per Package 15c 10c 11 FROM OUR MARKET Wisconsin Swiss Cheese, lb. 33c Colum. River Smelt, 2 lbs. 19c 1 QT. SAUERKRAUT Both 1 Lb. NO-Jax Frankfurter For W EXTRA SPECIAL FROM OUR BAKERY BOSTON CREAM T17 Q ± 1 1A J 10c All Bunch VEGETABLES 7 ~ CARROTS - GREEN ONIONS - TURNIPS. Bunch - - AiC HILT Mrs Alfred Francis arrived ftom Medford Wednesday and returned I Sunday I Mr and Mr» Perry Bullen and baby and Mr lasmard Pullen of 1‘ortland arrived last Wednesday at the home of Mrs Pullen'» mother. Mr» Brownlee l»>onard ami Percy Pullen went to work In the factory Monday. The Hilt basketball team ¡Hayed at Yreka Thursday evening, the game going to Yreka by a score ol M to i3 Mr Russel William» attended the dance at Weed Saturday night There was a fairly good turnout tu tin Nisketliall games nt the clubhouse Saturday night when the boy»’ team played Hornbrook and the llllt team played Ashland The score of the boy»’ game was Hilt 10. Hornbrook 20. the aecond game. Hilt 2M. Ashland 13 Mr Wilkinson wax in Yreku Monday on buxineas School was dismissed at 12:30 Wednesday so the teachers could attend a meeting of the Teachers' Institute in Yreku in the after- noon. » B Hurst returned to Ash 1 land laut Friday from Orland. I California, where he visited ut the r home of Mr jmk I Mm Fred Cush l»K Announcement of those chosen it» new member» of the I’hl Beta Sigma and Alpha Tauri, Normal School societies, was made al the nnsembly Monday morning Those chosen as new members of the Alpha Tauri Included Ro berta Nourse. Ivan Nye, Margaret Knox and Bernice MarUn, these four having taken part in the re cent production of "Candida" Wayne Smith, Dun Nordiin, Mary ..ycoff and Maxine Gear hart, seniors; Roberta Nourse, b rances Weaver, Arba Ager, Everett Sandberg, l-ronard Pat terson, Irene Alcock, and James Baughman, juniors, arc the new membets of the Phi Beta Sigma teachers honorary society — ■ TEAl liEKN COI N« II. MEET JAM ARY 23th The Jackson County Primary Teachers Council will meet Satur day. January 23, at 1:30 P M . at the court house in Medford Mr» Mae Richardson, of the Central Point schools, will chairman "l'oetry", is the a ject for discualon. Miss Jeanette Smith, supervisor of the primary department of Southern Oregon Normal School I will be the special speaker She will apeak on "Poetry in the Pri mary Grades" All primar.' giade teacher» and any other» interest ed, ute Invited to attend M rs I lean Falwell, daughter of I Mr and Mr» A E Tonner, under- Mr and Mrs. W J Isley left went an appendectomy at tile 1 Medford Commnuity hospital re recently for their new country cently. and is reported to be get home near Salem Gene, who fin ished high school this semester ting along nicely will accompany them Mlns Mary Charles W Fortmiller, who Isley has a leaching position near underwent a major operation at Reedsport, and Phil Isley is attend the Community hospital recently, ing Antioch College, where he is was able to be taken to his home »¡x-cializliig in economics Tuesday. J W McCoy and Senator Geo Dunn were in Medford Tuesday, Meaning of “Bear»” and “Bulls” a* Market Term» attending a meeting of the Jack son County chamber of Commerce A "bear," with reference to Tile mam ■¡teaker of the meeting I “bear»" and "bulls" of exchange, 1» was Mr E B McNaughton, of one who contract» to »ell »ecurl- Portland | ties, foreign exchange, or cuiiiukm II- tlss. r»t>eclally without ownership Medford Bobby Madden of , of the thing wold. In the ex|>ecta- s|>ent Tuesday night at the home ) tlon of obtaining It at a lowered price before the time of ntrnl set ot his great-grand ¡«areni». Dr and Mr» D M Brower tlement. The name was originally 'bear skin jobbers." and win probably I Mr. and Mrs R E. Black, of the hr st used In allusion to the proverb Mount Cr.-st Itani h, MM Hilt, Cal "To •ell the tH-ur'i skin l>efure one ifornia. were In Aahland on bust/ has caught the bear.” A bear 1» neas Monday . also one who *|>eculates for a de Dr. E A Woods and Dr Harvey I dine or one who sella short, oh I serves a writer In the Indianapolis Wood» were tn Klamath E'n/la, Saturday night, attending a com I New». I A hull is one who operates on mittee meeting of the Southern I a stock. commodity, or produce Oregon Medical Society exchange In ex|H-<-tiit|on of a rise III the price of securities or corn George Francis Smith and Bill modifies, or In order to elTect such Cottrell relumed to Eugene Sun- a rise. an<l I« Juif the <>|>|>>>slte of day, after spending the week-end bear. at the home of Mr and Mm V. A bearish market li one tending O N Smith. to fall In price and a bullish mar bet Is one tending to rise In price Friends here will be IntercMtcd The benrs and bull» who attempt, to town that Mm W M Bather the one to depress and the other who underwent a major <>|>er*t- to raise prices, »re said to be bo ion in San Antonio, Texas, is get called In allusion to the bear's habit ting along fine. of pulling down, and the bull's of ’osalng up. Earl Roger» recently took del ivery of a 1930 atan da rd Chevro Do Not Cars for G«mi let aedaji from the Kay Chevrolet There 1» but one race of pefrple company. that care» not at all for precious Dr and Mm Arthur Taylor and atones and rings that tla«di fire, or give off the sparkling beauty of Ice family left recently for Portland, These people are the Eakltnoa The« where they will stay unUi the refused the rings offered by I’ear.t end of this Hchool term, and then »■ payment for anything. He was plan to return to Ashland. z _____ dismayed to find that the great Mm. Charles Jantzer, of Central •tores of jewelry he had brought, tlilnxlng to ap(M-al to the Eski Point, who underwent a major mo's primitive nature, were abso operation at the Ashland Commun lutely valueless except as trivial ity hospital Monday, is reported) gifts. 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