Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 21, 1921, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textt,? L AJ PTY-TAU TO PEOPLE aON THE CKOwn- l-ic-., .... ' E --v. do V cd but we re: i MOT IN I ROME- IE TRAY TO DEATH' HAVVIiAN BELIEF IIOXOLl'Ir, Nov. 5. (liy Mail.) The ancient Hawaiian belief that a person can he "prayed to death" if the "Kahuna" or medicine man has something in his ilossession tljat once belonged to the patient, still lives, it was revealed here when Moke Kaiawe was arrested on a charge of "anaana" meaning an attempt to. "pray to death." , The complaint against KaiiiVe, said to ho one of the hest known "medicine men" in the Hawaiian islands" ''and credited with having accomplished some remarkable chugs, was made by Sirs. Frank Kalua, wife of a territorial land office clerk. .Mrs. Kalua, according to her hus band, was taken ill about a month ago. She refused to be treated by a licensed physician and placed herself under Kaiaye's care, he paid. She seemed t.i recover until Kaiawe is. said to have cut off some of her hair, when she be came seriously ill. Mrs, Kalua, fright ened, wailed anxiously for Kuiawe an.l when ho failed to appear on his week ly calling day, she went to a hospital, where it ifcas necessary to perform an operation. She is recovering. The warrant and Kaiawe's arrest followed. Much interest is being dis played in bis coming trial, the first in the territory in years on charge of "anaana." HENRYSUREHE1L PUT DEAL THRU X 10W YOJIK, Nov. 21. "Yon. bel, It's going through!" Henry Ford s:iiil today regarding Ills propositi .to buy and lease the .Muscle Shoals, Alabama, nitrate and water power projects. Tho terms, he added, were up to the gov ernment. - TALK BY REV, KOEHLER ! There will, be a special significance this week at the: forum of the Jled- BOOOOOOOOOOCOOGOOOOOOCCOOO AUTOMOBILE USED CARS Otio Overland touring r'i'' '" .running order, large frame, powerful motor. l''or sale at onc-tlilrd its icjiI value. PRICE $125.00 Ono Slmlelmker l'our tonrim; ear. Cnmu ill and look at this value,- . PRICE $150.00 One fine Kuril louring car in xcellent condition, PRICE $220.00 Onn (lieviolet louring car with evcepiioimHv good motor, PRICE $337.50 Several oilier good values in X used cais for sale on monthly Q payments. jj Busy Corner i . Wotor Co. Main and Riverside g OOOOOOOOCOOOOCC300000000000 tm. r. rr. OM& r wirs-a Do1 I ford Chamber of Commerce coming as- it does on the day preceding Thanksgiving. The spirit of tho oc casion will enter into the address to be made by Hev. C V. Koehler of Ashland. In addition to the regular program a very unique little entertainment is being planned that will be offered as a Thanksgiving attraction. The fo rum will be held at the Holland Ho tel. Latest Arrivals at Auto Camp Grounds Saturday's and Sunday's arrivals at the city auto camp were as follows: 10. M. McGram and family of Portland, enroute south; H. .1. Hand and family of Yakima, Wn.,. enroute to los An geles, Kay Mek of Shelby, O., enroute to Sacramento, Calif., II. Swanson of Portland enroute south; A. Holmstrom of Brooklyn, X. Y enroute south; Tom Calvert of Portland, enroute south; N. D. Johnson and family of Aflberdeen, Wn., enroute north; .1. O. Kdgos of Hollingham, Wn., enroute north;. Hobert Owens and family of J Spokane, enroute north and J. V. Sul livan: and two .boys-of Mundan, X. i enroute to Long Ueach, Calif. Market News , San lrancisco lurki'ls SAN" FRANCISCO, Nov. 21. Dut ter extra TjOc; firsts nominal, Kggo, extras 71V4e; extra firsts 70 Vic; ex tra jiullets "4c; extra pullets firsts "i0V4c; undersized pullets .No 1, 'Ilic,. Cheese,. California, flat fancy- Sic; California flat firsts 2lic; California young America fancy I!!.tc. lien's 2;icS lIOc; young roosters 20 S25c; old ItiftlSe; ducks 22ff2ric; turkeys, live ;jrjC40c; di'(!ssed 42(ff .'i0c. WEDDING BELLS 'I Sunday afternoon at 2 p. m. in the groom's newly purchased home, oc curred the wedding of two of Med ford's well known young people, John H. Wiuterhalder and Miss Anna ('.. Ferguson. The groom is the pop ular clerk at De Voe's, the bride grad uated from the high school last spring. The ceremony was perform ed by D. E. Millard, pastor of the First Christian church, a simple ring ceremony being used. The bride car ried a beautiful bouquet of white chrysanthemums anil wore her grad uation dress. Only the Immediate relatives and a few friends were pres ent. The newly married couple will live in their own home which the groom had all prepared, 911 Xarri gau street. Their many friends join in wishing them a happy and con tented life. Saturday at 0 p. m. Nov. 1 Sth, oc curred the wedding of Paul R. Schu ler to Teresa -McLaughlin. Both are from Medford. Rev. I). E. Millard officiated. . Mr. Schiller is com monly known here as Rodney and Is employed at the Duel department slore. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Mark Cline and has been em ployed for some time at the Wool v.orth store. They have a host of friends in Medford who join in wish ing them joy and happiness. They will make their home with the bride's parents on Kust Fourteenth street. Thomas G. K. Anderson of Medford and ilertha May l'ran' of Eagle I'oirt were myr-ied N.- I'-, ai thi r.'r-ii'.i ih ? of 1) E. .Viiuru, toe c.ffl-ci.:.;''.-; minister. 1 h-. we-e accom panied !y Oran Hc.ki.i an i x pallor j'" Yi-'K.tl, and Cora I'reuc'u, a sister o f;:.e I lide, ai.o of Eng'- l'oint. .Mr. t.ib-on Is an ex-i.i'iri'i'?. having served at Mare Island. The newly manic! couple will rya-v-: their home 1 .V-i iord. They hav.?a host of well . :.- !c. i Newell Whetstone of T-olo and Miss Fouah Campbell of Agate were mar ried Sunday at .the .bride's home., by Rev. F. I., i.eacb in the presence of a large number of relatives and friends. A weddin" dinner was serv ed following the ceremony. Sat!i!'tla . Nov. 5th. at p. m. b hn L. Masters and Mi:;s June iit, both popular young people of iJranU Pass IKDFOI.'l) MATT, TlilUTN'K. 0 FIND r-fi5 VOUN JOIN HIM - DO At HE, DOEb WO POOR WORM - v.vip married at the residence of th officiating minister. Hew U. K. Mil lard, pastor of the Kirs 'hrist'an church. They jvere accompanied by friends. This notice of their wedding was held up till now by their special request. They will make their home in a rural district out oi Grants Pass. HELP VANTK1 Male and Female WANTED Hy the Western Union J.ife, good men and women fur acuth- ! ern Oregon and northern California, and will pay them well. J. H. I Cochran, Manager, Medford. 211 1IKIJ W A N T Kl ) V K M A I ,K WANTED Competent middle-aged woman for general housework. Two adults, in citv. -Mrs. D. Rosenberg. 210 W A. NTH II Woman for second work in private family. Telephone Mrs. Voorllies i;M-J. HKU1 WANTED MAI.K WANTED -Tie" niukor Call at 40:1 N. Holly. Phone 5S7-.M. 20H WANTED Salesman to cover local territory selling dealers. Guaranteed salary of $100.00 per week for right man. Tho Richards Co., 200 Filth Ave., New York, 'X. Y. 200 WANTED -Factorj representative for one of the most popular 0 cylinder automobiles will be in Medford in n few days to place agency for this locality. The right kind of man need not have much money to take ad vantage of this opportunity but must have good references unquestioned honesty and lots of push. Russell H. l.awson Auto Ko 3G4 East Broad way, Portland. Ore. 272 W A N T K I) Ml SC'KIiI AX HO U S , WANTED Wells to drill for wutr ; or oil. Apply A. R. Enyeart, Jack I sonville. 20S WANTED to rent six or seven room furnished house. Call l'J-K-5. 20S WANTED To buy. second-hand lum ber suitable for buildinu a Harare. J A. F. Stennett, 325 S. Kiverside. Fhone 701-J. - 20S WANTED Home for n twelve year old girl. A. lverson, Hilt, Calif. 210 WANTED This week, ten Ford cars, three more Overlands, to guarantee against punctures and blowouts, by installing Universal Tire Filler. 120 N. Riverside. Phone 138-M. tf WANTED To give you our special price on recovering car tops. Med ford Tent & Awning Works. 128 N. Grape. Modford. WAXTKD SITUATIONS WANTED Dentist's assistant open for position, llox CO, Mail Tribune. 211 WANTED Work by experienced sales lady capable of keeping books loo. liox X, Mail Tribune. 211 WANTED General office work. Have had experience. Phone G75-W. 209 WANTED House moving and re pairing. Phone 4SS-M or 4S8-X. tf KOK It KXT A I'A KTMKXTS FOR RENT Three room furnished apartment; bath and gas. Call 728-R, Gold Ray Realty Co. FOK KENT mX'SKKJiKI'lNG KOOAiS , FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms. Jap Art Store. KOI! liENT KlKNISllKD KOO.MS FOR RKNT Furnished sleeping room, with bath privileges, at 325 S. River side. 210 FOR RENT Sleeping room with heat and bath. In private home. Phone 003. 209 FOR RENT Sleeping room. 915 W. Tenth. 208 FOR RKNT Herr room with bath and light housekeeping privilege. Phone 7o:,-n. ........ . r 5 M I f 1 WHAT HAVE YOU To offer in exchange for a G0-anre wood anil timber tract, lo ealed about Ii 1-2 miles from Gold Hill; estimated to have bet ter than a mill ion feet of saw timber and lliree thousand eords of blaek oak wood. ... BENNETT. INVESTMENT CO. Ural I'stiife ii-mime Nolnry Public aI KIH'OI.M). OU'IK ;0. MONDAY, XOYK.M P.KI! ' I HOPE ( HE l-b Irs THE CELLAR HBK T r t 1021 by Int KOU KKXT MOVSKB FOR K 10 NT Compli'tely furnished bungalow, piano anil parage; about five miles, close to highway: reason aide lo responsible tarty. Telephone fillO-J-l. ' 20S KOK KKXT FAUMS FOK HUNT ICO acres, between :'..rp and 40 in cultivation. Cash rent. For particulars call at t!10 Clark SI. 210 FOR HUNT 2u0 acre ranch for only $150 a year. Half in advance, in quire 127 S. (Irapo St. 200 FOR RKNT O'Hara ranch at Tolo, river bottom land, 30 acres alfalfa; also 200 acre bearing pear and apple orchard; also gra'n land. (Sold Ray Realty Co. Phone 72S-Rir 13 l-Y. tt" FOR RKNT Honing pear and apple orchards, rich river bottom land i from 5 acres up, suitable for pota toes, cabbage and gardening, on shares. Cold Rav Really Co. Phone 72S-R or 134-Y. KOK KKXT MISCKLLAXKOl'S 1 FOR RKNT A garage. Call at 307 S. I Oakdale. 200 I-OS-X , LOST Auto crank. Finder please re i turn to .Mail Tribune. 200 KOK KXCHAXfiK :TO TRADK Good residence lot for I second-hand car, Chevrolet preferred I Krowu it White. r. vsi suss o i' io rt c n it i us CXJKNTY AGENCY lo" new auto ac cessory. Suial". caiital required. Apply Hotel Holland, Mr. Finzi. 200 FOR SAKE Small resMiu-ant on Main St., a bargain. It takes' two to run it, all clear, no incumbrances. In quire 102 W. Main St., Medford. 20S TAKKN UP 'iAKi'.N I'P Four bald-faced cattle. Owner can i.nve same by paying for ad. Uorkeley Orchards. 208 MONK I TO I.O AX- TO LOAN ,1. M. Andrews loans money on real estate and buys mortgages and Liberty bonds. Phone G3-M. 31 North Oiapo St. . F. P. FARREKK Lawyer, Secretary Treasurer Modford Natiounl Farm Loan Association, 220 W. Main St. MrHCKM.ANEOCm. RAW FURS Highest prices paid for raw furs. Wrile for price list. Ship yout furs to Northwest Coast Fur Exchange, Inc., 75 Yesler Way, Seattle. Wash. 225 KOK S A Mi UV KSTOCK FOR SALE ltlack Jersey cow. A. Benson, Central Point. 210 FOR SALE 24 head of ewes, lambs, yearlings; two-year-olds', a bargain if taken at once. 1). P. Duggan, Central Point, Ore., R. D. 2. 208 FOR SALE Jersey cow. Phone 31 l-Y. 209 FOR SALE OR TRADE Registered Durham bull. Ralph Cowgill. 212 FOR SALE Six extra good Jersey milk cows; also work horses. Walsh's place, one mile northeast of Medford on Crater Lake road. 222 fO.R SALE Good ranches. See us before buying. .1. II. Andrews, 31 N. Grape St. Phone 55-M, tf FOil SAI.J3 Kegvalored Shorthorn bulls, and registered Hampshire boars. Also saddle horses and work horsea'- Call on or-writo' Ross H. lund, Moun.vrest Ranch, Hilt, Calif. if FOR SALE OF TRADE for anything, one fast driving horse. Phone 59I-J-2 KOI! SALE ItKAL KSTATK FOR SALE Lease or exchange real esiate. Gold Ray Realty Company. liX COLLX- I'M STRONG FER MR voun; MR xoursc; - l' Feature Service, Inc. I KOIt SAI.IO ltK.-Mi KSTATK FOR SAI.K OR TRADIO H)0 acres g od valley land, priced reasonable. Would consider improved Medford property in part payment. 1.. M. Fisher, Cold Hill. 210 FOR SAl.l'J 30 ai-res about 4 miles from Central l'oint. 1l acres of rich bottom land. Paid up water right for 13 aees. 5 room bungalow, tlood barn. This is a snap at $200. Terms on part. Phone- Pierce at M7-L or 105. FOR SALK Alfalfa, grain and stock ranches from $a.00 per acre up; long time, easy payments. Cold Kay Realty Co. tf" KOI! SAI.K AKTOMOlill.KS FOR SAI.F New late model lluicl; Six, $1100. Phone 400 !.. 210 FOR SALE 1020 Chevrolet runs and looks like new. Timken bear ings in front. New Gooilvear tires, $."!) Willard battery and other extras (.'heap, come quick. Call 439. 210 FOR SALE OR TRADE Stoddard Dayton bug. Will make good truck. Will talk trade for anything. SOI S. Newtown. 208 FOR SALE Old used lluick. Holly. 331 N. 210 FOR SALE 1921. Chevrolet, large steering wheel, tools and many extra, tire lock and five Gales cas ings; in line shape, $500. S15U down, balance easy terms. 13-23, care Mail Tribune. 210 FOR SALE Maxwell car, exceptional bargain; terms or cash. Inquire fill! King St. FOR SALE OR TRADE n-evllnder car, 191S -model. 5 E. Third St. Phone 837-11. 20S FOR SALK C':uvrJlot touring cif, good condition, $300. Terms to re sponsible party. J. GiUiispy, 527 Austin St. 208 1 "01T S A I ,R II OM liS FOR SALE Furnished bungalow; can have possession right awav. Address Lock, llox 899. 213 FOR QUICK SALE Party leaving town. Nice modern home. Call 20 Cottage St. 207 FOR SALE While Leghtirn and Rhode Island pullets. Phono 2!'.2-.I. 335 S. Riverside. 208 FOR SALE Ihvrgaln in 4 room house and two lots if sold this week. Phone 70. tf FOR SA LE House find . bungalows, I'uruished or unfurnished; also acre age. C. S. Hutterfieid. .Phone 310', FOR SALE Must be sold, need the money. Make offer, lot and small hoiiso, 112 Elm St., Highland Park Add. to Medford. Water and sewer paid. Cash or terms. Write N. S. Wood, 2035 25th Ave., San Francisco. California. 212 I'OK OA I.F MBCKI JiAXHOl'S FOR SALE cheap, a few real pit game cocks and stags from the best fight ing strain. 721 Alder St. Phone 729-M. 209 FOR SALE Good hardwood in tier. Plume 315. 209 FOR SALE Turkeys, 8 to 0 U3 Phone l l-X-3, Central. Point. 209 FOR SALK New and second hand goods bought and sold. Best cash prico paid for old stoves, furniture or anything of value at III! S. Grape St. Phone 1032. 219 FOR SALE Stock carrots. Jacksonville-Central Point road. Call I11-.I-2. noon hour or evening. II. C. Maurv. 22U FOR SALE Youi'g turkey gobblers for breeders. Male Angora kltter.s. Phone 539.J-1. ' 209 FOR SALE Dragsaw. 4G Front St. 208 FOR SALE One 2-inch wagon, 2 Jer sey cow's, one fresh, one fresh soon. One Poland China brood sow, one Duroc Jersey Red boar. One work mare. John A. Anderson, Central Point. Phono 193, 20J Auditing r AccouMlrt y Y5TCMiCiWICE(0; ' ir3urajccmgy irwesTnxeiMS M. P. SCUM ITT, Mltr. PlmnrffiHI UlM'fty Illrlg. Gold Coin Quartz . and Placer Association Wn buy mid Hell mining proiiertlcff. See us. . . - ,-. Temporary Office 2011 MIhtIji lllcU. - .M.ilford 10:2 1 By George McManus V h'Zl I'OK SAI.K IIS(T' I. FOR SAI.K Medium size heating j stove, nearly new. It 1 7 10. Jackson i St. Plume 2uo. aus FOR SAI.K Clean alfalfa hay dellv I ered at $12 per ton. Phone Jackson- ville 21-F-U. 20S FOR SAI.K Galvanized water lank. f'O gallon gasoline tank. Velio hack, seed wheal : will take wood for part payment. Phone 201-Y. tf FOR SAI.K Canary tiirds. Phone S-I7-Y. tf FOR SALE Sand, gravel, sediment and dirt. Plowing and earning work done. Phone ms-j, Samuel Hate man, 302 Maple St. FOR SALE Apples and pears from fine per box and up, In Modford; at orchard 25e and up. Gold liay Realty Co. Phono 72S-U or 134-Y. tf FOR SALE Apple cider, Tokay grape juice and new oak or fir kegs' at Soda Works. 100 l.lartlett. III S 1 X ICSS D1K KOTOI1Y Abstractors MURRAY UROS. & VAN VOWS Abstracts of Title. Rooms 3 and 5, No. 22 North Central Ave., up stairs. Jackson County AltSTUACT CO. " The only complete Ti tle System in tluekson Ooiinly. , Abstracts of Titlo ami Title ItiKtmiiico Attorneys . PORTER J.'NEFF Attoruey-at-law, rooms S and 0, Medford National Bank Building. A. E. REAM ICS Luwyer, office In Liberty Building. O. C. HOGGS Real Estate, law nnd sett lenient of estates a specialty, Office 30 North Central. WINFIELI) R. GAYLORD Lawyer. Room 7 Palm block, 107 East Main St., .Modford. 0. M. THOMAS Lawyer, Rooms 1-2-3 Jackson Co. Bank BIdg. Modford, Oregon. Phono 4 3-.I. Architect. FRANK 0. CLARK 219 W. Main St. Phono 841-J. , . Building Materials M1CDFOR1J CKMENT IIR1QK Ji BLOCK WORKS spociuli.o In all kinds of cement building products Cor. Fir and Tenth Streets. Chiropractor DR. A. DURKLUND Chiropractor. Special attention to Gustro-intes tlnul Discuses .-Chronic indigos- Hon , and constipation. These condi tions respond readily to tho art, bcI- euco and philosophy of chiropractic No drugs, no surgery, no osteop athy. Suit 3; 4 and 5 Sparta BIdg., office phone 2 85. Chiropractic Physician JOUKTT P. BRAY Straight Chiro practic, rooms 425-420 Medford Hldg. 9 to 12 a. m., 2 to 5 p. m daily except Thursday. Phono 580. DR. HARVEY P. COLEMAN Chiro practic and Klectro-Tlierupy. 4 2 7- 28 Medford BIdg. Phone 005. tf DR. A. It. HEDGES Neo-Eclectic Physician. DR. LOUISE K. II EDGES Naturopathic Chiro practor. .. Mechano-Thcrapy, Spon dylotlierapy. Food Sciences. Cliiro practice. Office; Stewart. Uldg., 235 E. Main St.. Phones: Office 170, res. 170-.I-2. Dentists DR. VICTOR R. KAUFMAN Dentist. Teeth cleaned, ethically and thor oughly without charge. Special at tention to children's teeth and pyoriifea treatment. JOmergency calls unswered at all times. Office hours 9 a. ni. to 5 p. m., evonlngs 7 to 8. Phones Ortico 2 85 res. 33 1-R. Sparta Hldg., cor. Riverside nnd Main, Medford. DR. H. K. .MURPHY Dentist. Kndy nsslstant. Office over Woolworth'p Slore. Phono 144. Optometrist E. I). KLWOOD Exclusive: Kyes tested, glttiiKes furnished, lenses duplicated, 301 K. Uttln, III m MY Q) fed WU T Iff 11 JdjC " l.r.AXKOUS I I vmik prvm ESS Z , J ISIXKSS D111KCTOKY Carpenters ami Kuililers ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRING promptly attended to: built in fea tures a specialty. Furnitnro built and repaired. Call an see Glenn & Martin. 820 W. 12th St. Tel. 7.1. Contractor CONTRACTORS No job too large or too small. Repair work promptly done. Hullt-in features a specialty. Call and see. Dashere & Jones, 201 S. Riverside. Phone 457-.I. Expert Accountant WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. Wil son. C. P. A. Attention given to anything in Accounting and Income Tax requirements. Look Into our simplified accounting method. Lib erty BIdg., .Medford. Phono 157-R. Farm Leans and Bonds FINANCE 'IT IE AMERICAN FARMER Applications received for purchase of farm loan bonds and loans to lm-, prove agricultural conditions. E. IT. Hnrd, fieoy.-Troas., 411 M. F. & H. llldg., Medford. Oregon. Instruction in Music FRED ALTON HAIG11T Teacher of piano and harmony. Special course In popular music. The Waterman System, Haight Music Studio exclu sive representative. 318 Liberty Hulldlng, Medford, Oro. Mosnn Art Hup MOSAN ART RUU CO. We weave rugs from old carpets and rugs nnd clean all rugs. "Ruga wo clean arf clean when wo clean thorn." 11) W 10th, phone 180. Free delivery. OsroopntTisi DR. K. G. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAINE CARLOW Osteopathia . Physicians. 41(1-117 Garnett-Corey llldg. X'hone 904-L. Residence 2 f S. Laurel St. DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia Physician. Special attention given to eye, ear, noso und throat. 303 Liberty building. Phono 496. Physician? nod Surgeons T. G. HEINE, M. D. Physician and Surgeon. Specialty, ICyo, Eur, Nose and Throat. , Glasses scientifically fitted und properly adjusted. Office 314-315 Liberty BIdg., cor. Grapo and Main Sts. - . t DR. J. J. EMMONS--Physlclan and Surgeon. Practice limited to eye, oar, nose and throat. Kyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup-.; piled. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P.' H. 11. Co., Medford llldg, phone G07. DR. WM. W. P. HOLT Physician and Surgeon. Offices M.i F. & H. nidg. Phono 165. Itesldenco 118 Genesee St. Phono H35-J-2. DR. II. M. BIIAVV Physician and Sur geon. Eye, ear, nose and throat specialist. Eyes tested, glasses fit ted, orfice hours 10 a. m.'to 12:30 a. m. and 1:30 to 5 p. m. Room 402 Medford Building. Phone 744-11. tf lVlntoin and Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has tho best equipped printing office In Southern Oregon, Hook binding, loose leuf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices, 27 N. Fir St. Hoofers GRAHAM & WILSON Practical roofers. Phono 209. 103 E, Elev enth, Medford, Ore. Knjt Weaving MEDFORD FLUFF RUG WORKS makes fluff rugs from old and worn carpets and rugs. Phone 510-M. 700 Pino St. Transfer EAD8 TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 4 2 North Front St. Phone 3L. Prices right. Service guar anteed. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.- Anything moved day or night. Service guaranteed. 29 S. Grape. Phone: orfice 044 or res. C47-H or 200. tf . Tnilrrfnkers . '' . PFRL FUNERAL HOME Cor. Sixth and Oakdnlu. Ambulance Bervlce. Jl'Uone 17, , i.-ti'l-AJl'J.-.','. i- fi "f.' jf -3. I