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Page 3 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Friday, July 2, 1937 About People You Know! ] ----- I COFFEE 24c CRACKERS, 2 pounds Soda Wafer or Graham 25e SUGAR, C & H, 25 pounds MILK, Oregon or Golden Key, 3 for $1.59 FLOUR, White House $1.89 SUGAR, C & H, 100 pounds $5.59 25e 2c WATERMELON BANANAS, 4 pounds for 25C CABBAGE, per pound 5e BUNCH VEGETABLES, 3 bunches for IOC TOMATOES, 4 pounds for NEW POTATOES, 10 pounds for BACON SQUARES 19c pound 20c ROYAL CLUB PEARS, No. 2,3 for ROYAL CLUB APRICOTS, No. 2,3 for ROYAL CLUB PINEAPPLE, No. 21 ROYAL CLUB KRAUT ROYAL CLUB SPINACH ROYAL CLUB PEAS, No. 2 ROYAL CLUB TOMATO SAUCE CHEESE 1 45C 45C 21C 15C 14c 17c 4c 21c Kraft, Pound East Side & Plaza Meat Markets eant side PLAZA MARKET PHONE 188 FREE DELIVERY PUKE LARD, per pound - 15c PORK SHOULDER 17c LEG OF PORK - 221C HAMBURGER, Lb. 15c LEAN CUBES, pound 15c BEEF STEAK, lb 15C-25C PHONE 56 ROASTS, Ib., 10C-20C LEGO LAMB lb.221C LAMB SHOULDER 15c VEAL SHOULDER DILL 5 for 5c PORK pound 25c 4 ------— ■— SAUSAGE, pound - 15c INFLUENZA responds to chiropractic A other methods In majority of case«. E. B. ANGELL Chiropractic Physician 460 Boulevard Phone 48 CORNS CURED $50.00 MSWABD East Side Pharmacy W«M’> ..l.kait mt . ««re. Cura-O« tuaraatoet task sura lifts v« .<• it «»Baf«« wttbav! jaln. N» Mid burn sr Mrtr.ML BKWARO W ya« lai an; at. >4 CORN-OFF HERBERT’S TWO STORES Headquarters for Buying and Selling of Fruits and Vegetable« We have a large stock of Cherry and Berry Crates on hand. See us before you buy. Also Berry Hallocks! WE DELIVER FOR DELICIOUS SNACKS WANT ADS Bosses Won’t Hire People with Halitosis ( BREATH ) People who get and hold jobs ROASTS, pound - 15e STEW 71c to 10c LUNCH LOAF, Lb. 50c PICKLES COLORED HENS ON ONE HOUR’S NOTICE — ----- LITHIANS BOOT GAME IN CLOWN CLASSIC AT G-P SATURDAY FOOD BARGAINS! ChaM* and Sanborn«* Pound ---J- — • Mrs. flora Guiley and daughterA- Peggy of Klamath Falls were I week-end visitors • Mrs Charles Brady of Duns muir visited with friends in Ash- i land Wednesday. • Guests of Mrs. Maud Renton this week Included Mr. and Mrs E W Nortridge and Mr and Mm W. B. Nortridge of Weed. • Mil Kenneth Shiffer of Ban I dego la here visiting her parents, Rivalling all other Shakespear Mr and Mrs. .Guy Good. Mrs Shiffer formerly was Miss Thelma ean productions ever staged in southern Oregon, the Llthian Good. • Mr. and Mrs Huge Reinbold baseball team put on "A Comedy and daughter left Wednesday for of Errors” against the Merchants | a three weeks trip to Vancouver, at Grants Pass Sunday and wound | B. and other northern points up with the losers share of a 9-4 • Wayne Petty of Coquille visited score and a tie for third place in I here over the week-end with his the first half of the league's pen nant struggle. I parents. Mr. and Mrs Ed Petty. Big numbers on the statistics • In E G Everett, M D, phy sician and surgeon, Hersey build sheet challenged the super method ing, office phone 18-J, residence previously known only in Holly 18-L. (2tfc) wood ax the locals piled up one • Miss Ruth Pickett of Klamath triple, two doubles and 12 singles Falls visited with friends here for 15 hits off Rudolph Heyne, right handed surprise package on ) 'luring the week-end. • Mr and Mrs Frank Davis re- the mound for Grants Pass and 1 turned Saturday from their vaca- Chuck Ostrom who came in from the outfield to pitch In the ninth | tlon trip to Yosemite. • Mrs Etta O'Brian of Medford frame. was a guefft of Mrs Emma Davis The Merchants, for their part, Sunday. got 14 safeties from the offerings | • Visiting Lake o’ the Woods last of three Ashland pitchers, Brown. Sunday were Miss Nancy Gill, Hardy and McLean, and made Victor Bander. Miss Mary Sander only two errors. Carl Brower, Clarence Woods and Coming up to bat first, the Lith- Mr. and Mrs J. C. Hamaker, lans saw Balding get on first • Miss Margie Mllhoan returned base with a walk, steal second and the first of the week from Duns remain there as Hall struck out muir where she has been visiting and Mcl>ean was put out at first, at the home of Mrs. Bill Bates Schopf having gone out on a fly • Mr. and Mrs George DeSpain to start the Inning of San Diego were overnight Grants Pass drew three walks guests Wednesday at the home of from Brown and Chuck Ostrom's Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Lind two bagger brought McCarthy • Mr. and Mrs. Frank LeBouveau before three Merchant outs of Dunsmuir vls£ted Monday with home were recorded. Mr. and Mrs Eric Huschke en Ashland showed its best form route to the Butte Falla district In the second inning, Leavens get on an angling trip. ting a single, advancing one base • For a square deal go to Pell. on Ager's sacrifice and scoring as (16tfc) Leonard Patterson smote a double ----------- >------------ far into the outfield. Phil Keeton, C-<’ GETS RAINED ALLOTMENT fondling a new bat donated by Ha Compliments to the Ashland maker and Brower, smacked a Chamber of Commerce from Earl single and Brown made first on a Snell, secretary of state, and an error by Hallas of Grants Pass. adjustment of the state expendi Patterson was caught out trying tures so that Ashland receives $80 to steal third base but Keeton I per month for 1937 instead of the came in with the second tally when previous $65 followed a survey Schopf got a single. which revealed that a phenomenal The Climateers found Brown for I increase In out-of-state automobile another hit in the third frame and registration has been shown here bunched two hits, one of them Os j over last year. A total of 7,921 trom’s triple, and an error by Jack I cars were Checked in during the Balding for another run. first five months of this year as Aided by clamor of teammates compared to 3,886 for the same that he remain in the game, Brown period in 1936. climbed to the mound in the fifth ------------ •------------ and the fun began. Schopfa daily • Subscribe for the Southern Ore error gave Ostrom a free option on gon Miner today. first which he took. Catcher Hart ------------ •------------ man sent him to second with a sacrifice and beat the bunt to first for a stinky hit. Machado filed out to Brown and Ostrom crossed the I plate when Pittman singled. Black smith poled out a double, scoring Hartman and Pittman, advanc- FOR SALE I have several furn I ing to third on Balding's error ished houses near schools priced 1 that set Heyne up on first, who to sell; small payment down, also tallied when Hallas sent a balance like rent. Inquire 231 j single across the diamond. The Lithian's two hits in the Gresham street (38p) third and fourth saw Patterson. FOR SALE—Two extra values in Keeton and Brown all get hits to Philco car radios! See us at load the bases with no outs, and once Elharfs. (35c) then come to grief at the plate as Schopf and Balding attained first FOR SALE — Rebuilt tractors, on fielder’s choices. Hall's strike mowers, rakes, electric pumps out ended the threat. for irrigating and all kinds of Yielding at last to the crying implements at bargain prices. need, the headstrong locals assent ROGUE VALLEY TRACTOR CO ed to Bob Hardy replacing Brown 39 South Grape Street, Medford in the last of the sixth. Brown go (35c) ing to right field for Hall. The re- I suit of the change in pitchers was DENTISTS that two handy strikeouts and a fly to shorstop retired the Mer DR. MARCUS B WOODS chants in short order, although Phons 131 they clicked briefly for two bin- glea. Swedsnburg Bldg A triple by Machado in the sev enth amounted to a run on Ager's DR R E WALKER error but Hardy struck out the Phone 178 next three batters in that frame. Swedenburg Building More changes in the eighth saw ELECTRICAL SERVICE McLean take over the hurling i duties, Hardy go to the bench and X. L. ELECTRIC Simpson put on the mask to re ceive the Chiefs lusty but rather Phons 82 j aimless efforts. Net results: glad 137 N. Pioneer 8t. ! Merchant hitters, gymnastic prac tice for Simpson, two hits and two SHOE REPAIRING more runs for Grants Pass Feeling their oats no little, the MACS SHOE SHOP Merchants gladly removed Heyne, Guaranteed Shoe Repairing put Ostrom on the mound and Beers in the Ostrom territory at MB E Mala center field for the ninth frame. Ted Schopf blasted a triple and Willie Durham, replacing Jack Balding, drove the shortstop in with a double, took third on a passed ball charged to Hartman, and scored himself under Hardy's long fly to left field, but the joy | was short liver! a* McLean filed out and Leaven» fanned, ending the game. Batterie«: Heyne and Ostrom to Hartman for Grants Pass; Brown, Hardy and McLean to McLean, and Simpson for Ashland. Umpires: Riggs and Black. Score by innings: R H a Ashland ... 020 000 002 4 1'. 9 G Pass 101 040 12x 9 13 2 ------ •-------- — WIRE REAPPOINTED The. Rev. Melville T. Wire of the Methodist Episcopal church here was among southern Oregon ministers to be reappointed to their posts at the state conference of the church which was held last week-end in Klamath Falls. • ------------•------------ • Subscribe for the Southern Ore gon Miner today. One year. >1, six months, 50 cents. 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