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w ith se lf-tid d ic sse d
stomped e n v e lo p e w ill be filled
in order of receip t. A d d re ss m ail
Classified Advertisements
o rd e rs to th e C r a te n a n
M edford.
th e a lu
an d Mrs B J K ru g ano
N elle B urns w e n t th ro u g h
n C aves S u n d u y . T hey b
i a t th»' " C h a lia u " a lle i
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- Reud ’em and Reab -
FOR SUPERIOR RUB B E K
MATS m ade to m easure, includ
ing door m ats, golf m ats, and
Monuments and markers. See hom
e trailer mats.
Reed's M at
Burns Memorials. On the Plata. F actory, 124 Alida St. A shland;
Phone 4851.
7-11-tf.
... Can you use a brand new 1500
watt - 115 volt A. C. Kohler light
F or those w ell-know n Raleigh
plant? I can save you S75.00.
P roducts, w rite to your local
CLAYTON MOTOR CO.
dealer. L. C. M elquist, 96 Cool- rep erto ire of th ree G ilb ert and
Ashland, Oregon
North Main at Church idge street. Ashlaand._____ 7 11 tf S ullivan operas. "The M ikado,"
"P atience" and "H. M S. P in a ­
9-19
NOTICE Just received Kur- fore.”
Zipper notebooks, all colors. lash Kuriers, Twissors, Kurlcne
G athered for the San Francisco
Special $4.95. LaMARRE DRUG Cream for lashes at LaMarres run, and held in tact for the road,
STORE.
Drug Store
are several ou tstan d in g opera
FOR SALE: M odern F arm E-
quipm ent! M artin T erracer-D itch
ers; W right tw o-w ay D itchers
Offset Disc on R ubber Tires, one
only 8 ft. type harrow ; Roll-Over
S crapers; L an t Hay Fork, T rac­
tor Buck Rake, and one only,
Table Model C ream Separator,
300 lb. capacity; one only, all
steel contractor's wheelbarrow',
also cem ent m ixer.
Have you seen the new m odern,
singe w heel “T railcar?” F its any
car, hauls 750 lbs. Now on _dis^
play.
i l f l
Also “R ototillers”. the sensational
new garden tractor. Showroom s
at N orth
M ain and Church.
CLAYTON MOTOR CO. A sh­
lan d ’s K aiser-F razier dealer.
RHEUM ATISM
and ARTH RITUS
I suffered for years and am so
th an k fu l th a t I am free from pain
and able to do m y w ork th a t I
will gladly answ er anyone w rit­
ing me for inform ation. Mrs. A n­
na Pautz, P.O. Box 825, V ancouv­
W anted
Cash for your diam ond, watch,
radio or piano. ROB LEE RADIO
ELECTRIC, Jacksonville.
6-24tf
We w ant your used in s tru ­
m ents! Now is the tim e to sell
th at used trum pet, clarin et or
sax. Cash or consignm ent. Bring
’em in to . . .
THE MART
270 East M ain
P hone 8011
M eetings
stars V irginia Blair, p rim a d o n ­
na; M arsdin A rgali, baritone;
Edgar Iverson, ten o r and d irector
and a host of oth ers will be
brought to M edford.
S plendid
settings and costum es and special
lighting effects add color to the
presentation.
The "M ikado" opens the e n ­
gagem ent M onday night, S ep tem ­
ber 30th, and is rep eated for the
special m atinee W ednesday, O c­
tober 2nd. " P a tien c e” is sch ed ­
uled for T uesday ev en in g 's p re ­
sentation O ctober 1st, and “H.
M. S. P inafore" for W ednesday
O ctober 2nd.
Season series tickets a t re d u c­
ed prices, as w ell as single sale,
may be obtained at P uruckei
Music Store, M edford, Oregon.
R egular Legion m eeting
at 8:00 p.m. Sept. 24 at
the Legion Hall. All L e­
gionnaires urged to be
present. A shland Post extends an
invitation to all ex-servicem en to
attend.
©
Elks M eeting
EACH WEDNESDAY
NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK
ELK'S TEMPLE
Get That Ext™ Sot of Keys
Made Now!
J. F. E
38 East Main
A R ent In su ra n c e policy
from this a g e n c y w ill pay
the re n t w h ile th e propei
ty is being re b u ilt if you
h a v e e n o u g h Ask us ab o u t
COME IN TODAY
$. C.Jones & Sons
B IL L IN G S A G E N C Y
209 W. Main St.
Ph. 7558
Medford .Oregon
Main 4 Oak
Ph. 8781
Ashland. Oregon
FLEA AND
D EPEN D A BLE
IN SU R A N C E C O U N C E L O R S
lO U S l
POWDER («aituii DDT
er, Washington._________
Pd. Adv. — NUE-OVO L ab o rat­
ories
QUICK RELIEF FROM
Symptoms of Distress Arising from
S TO M A C H ULCERS
due to EXCESS A C ID
ST Than Ever Fares
FrsoBookTells of Home Treatment that
Most Help o r I t W ill Cost You Nothing
Or«» two mW Ion b o ttle« o f th e W I L L A R D
f U i t w S T have been sold fo r re lie f o f
V m s to r n » o f distress arising from Stom ach
a e d O m A m l Ulcor* due to t u r n A c M —
m ar IHpMtton. Sour or Upset S tom ach,
aawlnou. H e a rtb u rn . SlaopIm cnoM. etc.,
do» to S t r O M A cid. Sold on 15 da ys' t r ia l I
A ak fo r “ W illa rd '» M m sace” w h ich fu lly
EAST SIDE PHARMACY
Now! Ends Saturday
4 HOTBED!
Single
. . . O f Harem
Hanies, HHanaus
Happenings!
Billing
LATEST NEWS EVENTS
Starts Sunday
BUT WHTH
THIS HTIR
IS OH
maneuvers
Fare was $3.40
ITSSTWCTIT
a pleasure ;
Chorl«
DRAKE
lois
COLLIER
Now only $2.95
PLUS 15% TAX.
COMING SU N D A Y
Howard Hughes
searing saga el
the Seuthwest
presenting two
I
new stor-
I
destined
-^.disteveries!
with 1ANI RUSSELL
JACK l U I T I l ,
THOMAS MITCHELL
WAITER HUSTON
How has Pacific Greyhound been able to actually
reduce fares in Oregon . . . when almost everything
else costs more today? ANSW ER: by steadily increas­
ing the frequency of Pacific Greyhound service!
Let’s figure it out . . .
As Oregon communities grow, as Pacific Grey­
hound adds more frequent service, more people ride
Greyhound buses. 35 passengers can be carried on
one bus for no more than it costs to carry 25. It
costs little more to operate a depot for six buses a
day than it does for four . .. and so on. If more
people ride, Greyhound’s cost of operation per pas­
senger goes down. And Pacific Greyhound passes this
saving on to the people . . . in the form of the lowest
fares in Oregon, and better, more frequent service
than ever.
This steadily expanding, lower cost, local trans­
portation contributes directly to the welfare and
vitality of each community Greyhound serves. As
more and more people ride Greyhound more often,
the better the service . . . the better for you and
your city.
IIZABETH SCOTT
H. G. Travis
101 E ast Main St
Phone 8181
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