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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Page 6 TOUGH WEED 11 OPENS SEASON HERE AT 2 P.M Prominent Figure in Sian Coup ✓ Last Times Today JOEE BROWN Ln TO MEET ESTES! “RIDING ON AIR T * side (Continue»! from page it Bob Gregory likely wil spell Me- Nair in the backfield Word from Weed indicates that Head Coach Jack Danilovich and his two new assistant mentors. Noel Bonelli and Bob Nixon, have been putting their Cougara through practice sessions which, in their opinion, has them in shape to meet the best teams in the country. Seven regulars showed up last week for practice along with others who had been in suits be fore. Weed will use Ashland as an indicator-for their strength in fac ing remainder of a hard sched ule which will include tilts with Dunsmuir. Yreka and Reriding ------------- •----- Friday, September 17, 1937 PHARMACY)] T * 50c LISTERINE t 2 for 51c I ? J I M, T J fl fl . K I 50c Dr. West Tooth Brush/,'"1" 50c Calox Tooth Powder i 5 9c 100 ASPIRIN TABLETS 29e Lt. General Yang Hu-Cheng, outstanding tigure tn the recent Si.ui couj ; rrived in San Francisco recently. He is a member of llie Chinest commission of military affairs After several months’ sojourn in Hit United States the general, who is here to investigate military affairs wil t. ur tiie principal countries of Europe. Accompanying the general are his wife and small son. • » AMAZE A M BY IN UTE SCIENT1FACTS ARNOLD 100 CASCARA TABLETS - 29c 200 FACIAL TISSUES 10c RUBBING ALCOHOL, pint - 15c Gladys George In “Valient Is the Word for Carrie — iny radio could ollar such outstanding performance as RADIO for 1938 f DICKEY’S RADIO AT MICK’S • SATURDAY • J EVEN SQUIRRELS GO FOR UONDA1 nights wrestling 1 1 card at the Medford armory will see Marshall Carter, pic tured above, meeting Toots Es tes in the top main event; Lea Wolfe versus Gorilla Pogi in the middle event and Sailor Dick Trout meeting Bobby Wagner in the o[»eiier. Zibby Zbysco will referee the bouts, said Promoter Mack Lillard. Opening bell will be at 8:30 p. m. GRUNTSAND GRIMACES «—<• ’ M Shell Products ANI> THEN THE FUN BEGAN! from the Ringside ., j jim » *■ » wJ m TT.': - ■ war» ________ By SCOOP________ ____ J HE FIGHTS AND SINGS HIS WAY TO YOUR HEART’ “Arizona Days” SUN • MON »TUE the most I i o/scussa) PICTURE IN YEARS' HARLOW ~ CAO! Rin* aroc BARRYMORE One of the cleverest men in the grappling game now appearing in southern Oregon is Marshall Car ter, former wrestling coach in the University of Missouri. Mild man nered, soft spoken and with a grin that’s plenty contagious, Car ter makes himself popular where ever he’s showing, and his ability to handle himself as well as his opponents shows there is plenty of action going on above the ears as well as below. Personally, Prof Carter can just tell me about how demonstrations to wrestle—no wanted. Another kingpin in the game la Toots Estes, who bids adieu to our fair clime this week and jour- neys south. Toots has made a host of friends here during his stay and most fans will hate to see him hook up his two-wheeled house and move out. The "big bad Wolfe" is plenty well founded in Les Wolfe, Sher man, Tex., bad man. At one time Les was the fair-haired boy in these parts but it seems he got down on the world at large and went dirty, It takes a smart wrestler to stay clean, and if Wolfe would get wise to himself he'd be a far better drawing card going the clean route. ------------ •------------ THE NEIGHBORHOOD CHURCH Congregational Greetings to the Presbyterian church and its new pastor. Our wish is that this relationship may grow into a long and happy ex perience for both. Thrifty little scamps, they know what’s what, and always lay In a k < hh 1 store of Nhell Products. You’ll find Nhell Producta a boon to your motor, U m », along with our snappy service. You’ll like SUPER SHELL GASOLINE GOLDEN SHELL MOTOR OIL SHELLUBRICATION SERVED YOU BY -3 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Charles E. Dunham, Pastor i buildings belonging to Car) Bee son, and the home of Lem Frink Church school meets at 9:45 a. from its former location to the m., R. L. Walker, superintendent. Suncrest road. Morning worship, 11 o’clock. The STORES REMAIN OPEN pastor will preach the sermon. The Young People’s union will Stores will remain open in Ash meet at 7 p m. land today along with the post Evening service at 8 o’clock. office and state liquor store, al The pastor will bring the message. Prayer and conference meeting though schools, city hall and the 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Ashland branch of the First Na — •------------ tional bank of Portland will close • Charles Chapman, local house in observance of the 16Oth anni moving contractor, has been busy versary of the signing of the Con Church school, 9:45 a. m., Mrs. for several weeks moving several stitution. Glen Prescott, superintendent. Morning worship, 11 o’clock; sermon, ’’Workers With God." Christian Endeavor and young people’s meeting, 7 p. m. Rally day and loyalty Sunday will be October 3. There will be a short program during the church school hour. Members and friends will renew their loyalty at the church service. A new type of evening service will be inaugur ated. ----------- •----------- • Robert Clark of Spokane, Wash , is a guest of his sister, Mrs Bill Boyd, and husband BUD GANDEE ART COOPER Main and Seeond Ntrwts Phone 670 Hunting Season Open Sept. 20, Monday! Guns, ammunition, Ka-Bar Knives, the finest hunting shoe on earth, M-iiich top, full bellows tongue, cre|M* soles. We have the beet of everything you will need for that hunting trip, including a fine stock of rare old wines! AL JORDAN’S OLD VINTALE SHOP Biggest Little Store in Ashland Open Evenings—Licenses SUREMILK “16” Produces Butterfat COME IN AND LET US EXPLAIN THIS MONEY MAKER TO YOU Davis Feed Store 53 Second St »
