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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD" MAIL' TRTBTTNTE, MEDFORD.TQTCEflOy,- FRIDAY,' FEBRUARY IV 1924 Tocal and Personal The long anticipated and deferred rainfall of any conse'quence beK'nii laHt nlKht u,ic-ut 11 o'clock and continued to full all nlKht and during most of this forenoon, and off and on for period the remainder of the day. I'p to 8 o'clock Ihis morning .44 of an Inch had fallen, Jtnln la the predic tion for Saturday. 1 ; Columbia plaster "wart board. Call for,' prices. Wallace Vo6ds Lumber yard,;' '' . ' ' - ' " Tuxedo' ' tobacco. 10 cans $1.00. Hutchison & Jjumnden. 272 Tomorrow is ground hog day when, .according to the old adage If the sun comes out and the ground hog sees his shadow then there will be nix weeks more bf winter. But If ho does riot' see his shadow there will be nn early spring. ttecnuso of the short age' of rain In the 'valley and snow in tbo mountains many residents hope there will he six weeks more of winter weather in hopes that this deficiency of precipitation will be remedied In that time. ' ; Mm. Wm. Tuhl Is leaving today for Kacramento to. visit with her daughter Mrs. John Avena. j Uanco at Riverside Community club; galuiday night, Feb. 2nd. Lowland's preh'estra.1 ; , 1 ' ' 2j ' Vhnt Is no' doubt tho smallost Indi vidual in southern Orefcon, Is the In fant son of Mi, and Mrs. W. P. Messersmlth. Mrs. Messersmith wuh nl.-lo to leave tho Community hospital Wednesday. Her Infant son will re main there for some time In hopos thut ho will recover from his very Weakened state since he weighs but 2 pounds 8 ounces. k If you are interested in motor re conditioning lnoludlng finishing pis tons, etc., como 1n and look over the John we nav6 In our shop Just now cylinder bores up to and Including 8 inches In diameter. Riverside Uarago. . 207' .' Red Mexican beans, 20 lbs. $1.00. Hutchison & Lumsden. 272 Henry Muekey who hns beon suf fering with a bad cold for weeks Is now 111 in bed at his apartments, and although he thinks he has pneumonia ho refuses to have a physician callefl, iuuI with characteristic demeanor guy ho will wcur out whatever is troubling him and soon be himself 'again: Close frlonds aro looking after his welfare so far ns ho will' permit, altho he makeB It plain to them he does not want to be bothered with their atton . lions or any company. ' Fine cooking potatoes at WiUklns' Feed Store. -' - ' 268 ,., Columbia plastor'wall board.'1 Call for prlcos. Wallace Woods Lumber Yard..- - . ' - '"' f ,Tho many friends of Mrs. Joe Rador will be pleased to know that sho has sufficiently recovered to be ablo to sit up the last few days. House for rent. C. A. DoVoo. Wanted 10,000 gal. or less galvnn lzed oil tanks. Rosenborg Bros., 7'10-L 268 I Tho Dlxlo club will moot at th6 home of Mrs. 10. A- Moore, corner Tenth and Holly, Saturday at ! m. ; Tuxedo, tobacco, 10 cans 11.00. Hutchison & Lumsden. . ,..273 New or used sowing machines for ront by tho month. Over 20 bargains In used machines. The Singer Store. 10 Mouth Fir stroot. . 208 Among tho Oregunlans Btopplng In the city temporarily are J. C. Currlo of Balom, . M.John and V. A. Hilary of Kugono, F. W. Snyder. F. 11. Eng lish, CI. 14. Mugne, 1). D. Gammon, Thus. Delzoll and J. B. Klliott of Klamath Falls, and tho following froirt Portland: H. M. I Jones, F. Robinson, F. J. Thorn, If. C. Zohrung. V. 11. Wagner, R. 8. MoKonzle, C. S. ratter son and Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Margin. Jr. Dance at Rlversldo Community club Saturday night, Fob. 2nd. Loveland's orchestra. 208 , Columbia plaster wall board. Cull for prlcos. Wallace Woods Lumber 5fard.', :. 1 ' ' '" ' : Tonight is Daddies night nt the Lincoln srhool. All the daddies are urged to be present. Why uso a treadle machine when we will rent you a now White Klectrlc for $3.00 per month. White Sewing Machine Co., 24 N. Bartlott. Kx'change your bid piano for ft new ono., See Launsparh, phonta 2ST. Porter J. Neff arrived home this forenoon from a flying business visit at Portlund. . , ' Special for Friday and Saturday, our chocolate butter-nut candy, regu lar 60c lb., at 36c, a delicious confec tion. Tho Roguo. 267 . At ..the .Hub-Shoe store Saturday. Fob. 2d, third annual sale of wom en's shoes, oxfords and pumps, up to llO.on sale Saturday at ono price for tiny stylo (1 In the lot, $5.00.' Broken lines from ' Walk-Over,' Solby and Arch PreSorVer lines'. ' 207 Mr.'nnd Mrs: IT. L:' "Walther drovo to RoBeburg this morning and will remain thcro till Sunday while Mr. Vulther attends tho Copco conference In that city. I pay cash for used pianos. Herb Launspuch. Phono JS7. , New shipment cotton crepo, till colors, 23n yd. Jap Art Store- P Milk Bread baked by FLXJHRER A baker of reputation. Any Grocer 1 "The Anaconda. company is negotl atlng for the- purchase of the Grey lOagle mine in JoKephino county, ac cording to a story I heard on the train coming to I'ortland," says O. S. Blanchard of Grants Pass, who, with Mrs. Blanchard. is registered at the Imperial. "The Grey Kagle Is a won derful copper property we have much' copper In Josephine And I have beon tuld that Beveral millions of dollars of ore has been blocked out The Grey Kagle has not been worked for some time. There has been more mining activity In our section In the pist six months than, 1 have observed in the past six years." Portlanu ore gonlan. - - .'- ' ' ' Petite prunes, 20 lbs. $1.00. Hutchl son & Lumsden. 272' Hemstitching, buttons covered at the Handicraft Shop. tf Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Goddard and Mrs. Arcllbald of Vancouver, B. C, and Kdrlan Roberts of Clarkia, Ida, nre among the temporary sojourners in Medford from a distance. Regular 20c dozen doughnuts for 16c, Friday and Saturday at The Rogue. . - , "267 Strong Chinese trays from 12 to 25 Inches in dinmetor on salo Hat. and Mon. at the Deuel Art Dept. at 79c 268" Miss Helen Rodolf hns returned from Han Francisco where she has been taking advanced work at Knsluff Studio In San Frnrc!sco. , . ' Spoclal for Friday and Saturday, Our chocolate huttor-hnt candy, regu lar 50c lb., at 35c', a delicious confec tion. The-Roguo. 207 phonographs! Bee' Launspach. ; h Pansongers coming Into the city on ; today's trains nay that the rainfall, 1 Which set In here last night, is general all tho way from Portland down this way, thnt there was a heavy rain in Portland yesterday, and that It Is also raining much in northern California. - Red Mexican beans, 20 lbs. $1.00. Hutchison & Lumsden. 272 Linen crepe, all colors, 08c yd. Jap Art Store. W. J. Grieve of Trail arrived fri the city yesterday and Is a guest at the Hotel Medford." ' Third annual $5.00 salo on women's shoes, oxfords and pumps, one day only Saturday, Feb. 2d, at tho Hub Sh6o store. Good line of sizes and widths .all going at $5.00. Broken lines from Walk-Over, Selby and Arch Preserver lines. 207 Regular 20c-dozen doughnuts for 16o Friday and Saturday at- The Rogue. . -267 E. J. Reese, W. A. Dunbar and E. McMahon of Seattle are among the out of tho state visitors In Medford. - Women's Bhoe snle at the Hub Shoe store Saturday, Fob. 2nd. Third an nual sale women'B shoes, oxfords and pumps. Up to $10 going at one nrlco Saturday, $5.00, for good stylo shoes from Walk-Over, Selby and Arch Pre server lines. 267 Tho bost Ib the cheapest in the end. CortlcollI silk stockings are economy with correctness and smartness In all lines and colors. Handicraft Shop. 268 Tito quartet of the Presbyterian Church aro planning a sacred concert for Sunday ovonlng. To every one who loves good music and is inspired by tho uplifting messago in Bong us written by the great song and hymn writers, It Is pleasing- to know that tbo program will bo a varied one, and will be announced more' in detail hiter. ' ' ' " If you want your trees and shrub bery sprayed, call B-. Dixon, phono 100. Big power sprayer. 268 Dance at tho Oriental OnrdonB Sat urday night. 267 Rev. and Mrs. Wm. B. Hamilton arrived homo this morning from their attendance at the Protestant Episco pal state convention at Portland. Weather Strip shuts out the cold from around doors and wIihIowh. Cheap urtd easily applied. Big Pines Lumber Co. tf Pianos! fioe Ijtunspach. James Peart Is In Portland In a hospital In that city, preparing to undergo an operation. Petite prunes, 20 lbs. $1.00. Hutchi son JLlimsdon. 272 Jap' Art Store sells mah-Jongg seta $2.50. 270 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bowno and daughter, Miss Ruth Howne nrrlved homo last evening from a six weeks sojourn In southern California. Cunld anything bo better than the absolute guarantee felvon with our lingerie lino, colo fast to everything. Handicraft Shop. 268 Don't fall to see tho how lamps at tho Oriental gardens Saturday night. 2T ' Among tho Callfornlans In the cltSr nro E.' C. BbzomAn And family and J.-W. Morman of Los Angoles, Dr. Frank W. Schwartz and Ruth A. Schwartz of Palo Alto. Mr. ond Mrs. Bruce Bonney, II. 11. Williams and F. A. Showacro of San Francisco, and Mr. ami Mrs. O. G. Steele anil Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Butler of Yreka. You can get It nt 'DeVoe's. tf Before you buy that piano see Herb Ijuinspach. Ho can save you money. Ho knows planoB ami Is reliable. Of flc and salesroom, 114 W. Main S(. A yenr ago today the weather was still very cold with h minimum of 1(1. 6 and a maximum of 41.5. Today's minimum was 4T and yesterday's maximum was 08.5., Duplicating save books for Bale at this office. , tf Third annual salo broken line In Walk-Over", Selby and Arch Preserver shoes, oxfords ni'ul pumps,'up to $10 nil on salo at ono price. $5.00. Satur day only. Tho Hub Shoe storo. 367 George Hilton." Jr., left lnat night for Portlnnd, called by his duties In connection with the federal Innd loan association of which he Is nn exam iner. Tuxedo tobacco, 10 cans $1.00. Hutchison Lumsdoh. 272 Selling out new phonographs and recordB oil kinds half price. Gold Hay Realty Co. Open evenings. Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Egan re turned home Thursday from their so journ in southern California. Milk end cream nt DeVoe's. tf Dance In that wonderful ball room Saturday night. Tho Oriental gardens of course. 267 Mr. ond Mrs. E. Osgood of Portland nrrlved In Medford Inst Saturday to visit Mr. und Mrs. P. F. Close of thlB city. Wo have good values In used cars. Patton & Robinson, Inc. tf Danco at the Oriental gardens Sat urday night. 207 tC. P. Hansen returned Thursday evening from Los Angeles whero he had been on a week's trip. Spend n pleasant evening nt the DHenl il i7:r.lon l Sntl'r,l:iv nluht. 267 Jap Jiioi vll3 ciepu lie yard. 870 The birdies that sing in the spring, tra la, tru la, are all wintering in the lava beds nccording to ('apt. O. (.'. A pplcgate, who together with Elder l,lum, Mr. . Buel and Lynn P. Sabln, made a trip to the lava beds. Lium and Buel, both of North Dakota hnd only one day to spend here and this point of interest was chosen , and greatly appreciated. There Is prac tically no snow 1n the' lava beds and thousands of larks were seen, also large numbers of robins and sage hens and small birds that are feeding on bunch grass seed that nre In the districts lying too far from water to have been eaten off by stock before seeding.- The party went In the west side -and through the caves and to all points' of Interest, coming out on the east sldo, finding the ronds In good condition. Klamath News. Petite prunes, 20 lbs. $1.00. Hutchi son & Lumsden. 272 .Weather Strip Shuts out tho cold from urdund ' doors and windows. Cheap, and easily applied. Big Pines Lumber Co. . tf Ajno.ng the Medford people who drove 'to Grants Pass to Beo the last performance of the "Cavemen's Cap ers of 1924" show wore Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Alenderfer, Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Wal thor, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Noel, Captain and Mrs. A. J. Vance, George Porter, A. S. Rosonbaurn, William Longstnff and Mr. aiid Mrs. W. B. Hamilton, Jr. They all returned enthusiastic about the performance and declared it very amusing. There was d large delega tion of Ashland people, among them J. If. Fuller.'socretnry of the Ashland chamber of commerce, and Henry Enders. Tho Llthinn octette of Ash land Wns also there and sang between the .acts. We will loan you money to build or buy Holmes the Insurance Man, Get soft paper school tablets at this office: tf Grade reports have recently been posted at O". A. C. Kappa Delta Sigma fraternity heads the list this year. THIS is quite a coveted honor among fraternity houses. Weather Strip shuts out the cold from around doors and windows. Cheap and easily applied. Big Pines Lumber Co. tf Miss Louise Wood, the state home economics supervisor, is in Medford Inspecting the home economics de partment In the Medford "high school and in the schools of the surrounding towns.' ' ' . - '. Our only business Is Insurance, but we cover every known kind of risk. R. A. Holmes, "The Insuranco Man." tf $3.00 per month puts a now Singer In your home. , The Singer Store now under new and honest management. 10 South Fir St. 268 John Grlove of Prospect was In Medford Thursday and today on busi ness matters. i- The Lincoln club Is desirous of securing pictures of all republican presidents, also large flags for use at the coming banquet, Feb. 12th, and will guarantee their return. See or phone C. C. Lemmon 172. 267 Crepo papor 5c roll, DoVoe's. . Tho Knights of Pythias are plan ning to celebrate their diamond Jubt-J lee, ns it Is now 00 years since the organization was founded! on Febru ary 18. Harry a. Wormian la in chargo of committee making tho ar rangements', . - - Rod MexicAn beans, 20 lbs. $1.00. Hutchison & Lumsden. . ,'.. 272 Genuine Bosch Magneid pnrtB and ropnlrs. Electric Shop, Eighth and Bartlott. ' tf Word has beon received from Wil liam F. Isaacs that he .and his son Richard, who havo boon In San Fran cisco for tho last few days, will start for Los Angeles at the end of the week. ' "" '' For your baby's sake, get acquaint ed with the Vanta way of dressing It: without a pin or button and without once turning them over. Handicraft Shop. , 268 Coal briquettes. Clean and econom ical. Exclusive dealers,- Hansen Coal Co. Phone 239. tf Telcpfionlc word received from Crater Lake national park ' Josterday was that there la how only four feet of snow at the rim, and that all thru the park there Is a shortage 6f about one-third the Usual amount of snow at thlB time of year, becauso of the high temperatures and so much rain prevailing In that locality. At Deuel's Hemstitching 8c. tf We fix any old thing. Liberty Repair Shop: I Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clemmens of Eaglo Point were MedforiT visitors yesterday. Mr. Clemmens la the post master and telegraph operator of Kagle Point. Government stamped pure silk pon gee 88c and 98c. Jap Art Store. 270 Unity literature teaches people how to be well; 'prosperous and efficient. Free distribution, 106 South Ivy. tf Mrs. Henry Provost of Weed. Calif., was nn out of town visitor yesterday. Hemstitching 8c per yard at Style craft, opposite Rialto theatre tf Tonight will ho "Dnddlea" night at the Lincoln school arranged by the Pafont-Teachers association. Tho pro gram is In charge of Mrs. E. M. HUBSong. Try our wet wash on your next wash day. 16 pounds for 75c. You can't do It at home for this amount. Medford Domestic Ijtundry. Personal Domestic Service. Phono 160. tf O. C. Mnhla of Seattle, who under went a serious operation 'about 10 days ago nt the Community hospital, IS now ablo to ho about and will be able to leave the hospital In a few days. ": Mothers, doctors, nurses and wcl fnro oxperts recommend all Vanta garments for the baby. ' Handicraft Shop. !68 ; N. n. Ncwromb of this city has hur rnn'sed n new Federal radio Bet St. This Is Bald to be ono of the best radio sets made. Hamburger sandwiches at DcVoo's. Mr, jtelanlo Herbert was tho hos tess yesterday afternoon at a tea nt her home on South Oakdale given for tho ladles of St. Ann's Altar society. Thero were thirty-five guests present and they spent tho afternoon iewlng for the Red Cross and playing Mah Jongg. Miss Morcla Mlkache plnyed tho piano. Mrs. Harry Waltttcr and MIsb Annie Kellehor presided at the tea table. . .- Got your magazines at DeVoe's. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. S. Schaal and their family front Wnlla Walla, Wash., are In Medford visiting their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Burk of the Medford Tent and Awhlng Works. Mr. Schaal Is also In the tent and awning business und may local lior. ... ;';' The west side of Medford has been without radio reception for the last few nights ns it w.'im intercepted by some leaking transmitter. The Cali fornia Oregon Power company is try ing to find these transmitters today and repair thern. - Do not -start your spring Bewing until you see the beautiful line of Everfast linens nnd ginghams for dresses and suits. Handicraft Shop. 208 Clyde Gardner drove a party of people, W. H. Pippy, Larry Ellers. Henry Hurgert and A. H. Myers to Grants Pass last evening to witness the "Cavemen's , Clever Capers of 1924." ) f . The Natural Carbonic company of Ashland, capitalized at $350,000, filed articles .of Incorporation with the stato corporation 'department at Salem last Wednesday. The incor porators are George W. Soranson, Harry Silver And A. Brown. Word from O. A. C. students indi cates that keen Interest Is being taken In basket ball this year, especially in Inter-fraternity gameB. Josephine Koppes and. Margaret Van Seoy are playing on- the Chi Omega team nnd George Irvino is on tho Kappa Delta Sigma team. F. L. Jones, -representative of the Portland Cement association with of fices in Eugene, is a visitor in this city. While here, Mr. Jones hns con ferred wlthR. H. Muirhead of the Beaver Portland Cement company of Gold Hill. Tho Gold Hill company, according to -Mr. Jones, manufactures' a fine grade of cement, unexcelled for highway and building purposes. IS C. MANAGER OF DEPARTMENT STORE Vernon G. Garrett, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. George C .Garrett of this city, known as '"Doble," and a star football player In his U, of O. days, Is, now lo cated at Santa Rosa, Calif., associated with his father-in-law, and brother In law In the. White House department store, one of tho largest and oldest business Institutions In that suction of California. Mr. Garrett will act as office and credit manager. Tho Santa Rosa Press-Democrat speaks of him as follows: . "Mr. Garrett, who la the only Im portant addition to the store person nel at the present time, has been as sociated with many large retail stores and Is thoroughly experienced In office and credit management. For the past two years he has been credit man for the Emporium In San Francisco. His affiliation with the local firm is ex pected to contribute much to Its fu ture development and success." SALpM, Ore( Fit. lThe Tilla moqk bah-ymenji sofclntlW, IhrouRh Carl 3aberlach,' ita hianag-ei, has re quested the publia 'ddrvlcQ obmniiHion for a hearing- on the question of an additional freight rale on hay churned by railroads when the hay, e'nroute to the coast from points east is halted in Portland for inspection or diverted to another railway line. , The recent order of the commission reducing tho rate on hay required the railroads to publish maximum thru rates regardless of whether the move ment Is over one or more line's. Not withstanding this, the railroads, in such cases, are making the local rate that formerly prevailed from Port land to tho roast, which for shipments to Tillamook makes the rate $1.60 a ton more than the through rate would be, ' The Noted Dead dAN FRANCISCO, Fcbv 1. Driga 'dler General Norton, p. Chlpman, re- urea, niimnry alao to rresiaent Lin coln at Gettysburg, writer of the order under which Memorial day was creat ed, and former presiding justice of the third district court of appeal in California, died at his home here this morning. . Justice Chlpman wns 88 years old. lie retired ns a member of the district court of appeal about three years ago when his health begari to decline. Ills illness began noon after tho death of his wife In Sacramonto, Cal., five years ago. , Tentative arrangements for the funeral nre that It will m held from Grace cathedral, Srtn FmnWsco, nt 10:30 o'clock, Monday morning. NEW HAVEN, Conn., Feb. 1. Right Kev. Kredorick William Ken tor of Tacoma, Wash., Protestant Episcopal bishop of the Olympla, Wn diocese, died yesterday. - Mary Kdrty Psychic nnd character analyst. In structions in applied psychology nnd self-healing, the key to success and happiness. Consultation on all affairs of life. Hotel Holland, room It2. 267 - . Trolw Auto Bus Accident . . : SALEM, Ore.. Feb. 1. The public service commission has Instituted an TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOIt KENT Furnished sleeiiinR . room. Private family, 1'hono 9S7-J. , . , .... , , . , .26!V FOIS TtEXT ITousekecplngr rooms, upstairs, adults. S6 X. Dartlett. 269 FOU SA1.K Holstein cow, throe gal lons. $0. H mile west Main St.. turn south Sunset lane. It. 2, Box 94. 269 LOST OR STRAY KD Red Irish set ter. Iteward of $3 if returned to Young's Hardware Co., 20S V. Main St. 2C9 WANTKT) Experienced bookkeeper ana penernl ornoe wora.- iwouern Plumbing & sheet Metal Co., 1 N. Fir. . , -.. U' i5K es s l L gg The Home No hian can save money, by spending before he gets it, and that s exactly what running bills amounts to. Here we are at the first of the month pay da y for many of us.. Some will bank their checks because they pay as they go, while others will figure like blazes to make the-cheek go far enough to pay the bills. There is a lot of satisfaction from paying cash. First, your pay check belongs "to you when you get it and besides, your money will buy a lot more. Add to this the saving , of clerks, credits and de liveries and you will see many good reasons for buying here. FOR SATURDAY Crystal White Soap, 6 bars . ; ,. r-'.'y: . ". 25c Corn Flakes (Kellogg's or Post Toasties) 3 pkgs 25c Fancy Thompson Seedless Raisins, 3 lbs 25c Maine Clam Chowder, large 33c; small 14c Fancy Red Salmon Strips, 3 lbs. : : : i . . . 25c Libby's extra fancy Sliced Pineapple, large cans, 3 for . . . .$1.00 Libby's Rcsedale sliced Pineapple, large cans . . . 27c Fancy. Comb Honeys each 23c Asparagrs, No. 1 cans, each 23c Waldorf Toilet Paper, ,3 rolls 25c Iowa Standard Pack Corn, 6 for 68c; dozen, $1.35; case $2.67 Sunkist Jelly, large glasses, currant, crabapple, quince or logan berry, each i. ..... . .,..:....!.,.......,.... r ,.. . 29c Mcnople Strawberry preserves (large size) , . ,25c Tea Garden Strawberry Preserves :. . . . 38c Tea Garden Raspberry Preserves 38c Tea Garden Apricot Preserves . . 33c :v MEATS Picnic Shoulders (sugar . cured and of fine quality) per lb. . . .17c KITCHENWARE DEPARTMENT Special sale of Grahiteware. Many pieced worth up to $1.00. Priced at ........ . ... .... 10c to 59c Percolators; any kind; take 107o off our already lower price BAKERY DEPARTMENT Old fashioned Butter Coffee Cake; always 20c ea. For Satur day .......... . ....... . 2 for 25c Hot Biscuits, from 11 A; M. to noon. Lightbread Biscuits, hot fro mthe oven, dozen v . . . . 10c Regular Saturday sale of cakes. .Regular 35c Devil's Food or1-. : Mocha iv! . . . : ? . .v. .... 23c Gates & Lydiard Buy Here and Bank the Difference Lots of Room to Park Your Car Investigation of the traffic accident near IJnnton yesterday In which four persons were Injured when a bus ot the Columbia lines and a truck of the Kasmussen Varnish company collid ed. H. D. "Wngnon, F. A. Rasch and W. D. Bealcy nre nmkins the investi gation. 4 Radio News AVord hns been received here from IT. C. Seymour, the state club leader, that On next Tuesday nlRht Miss Helen Cowgill. assistant state club leader, will talk over the Orefronlnn broad -cnstlns radio at Portland (K. O. W.) to the girls throughout the stnto who are members of the various clubs dur Mk which she will give some definite help regarding their projects. Mr. Seymour suggests to the girls' clubs throughout JacUson county thnt EVERY KNOWN FORM OF INSURANCE AND BONDS R. A. HOLMES . - "THE INSURANCE MAN". PHONE 444 - . a.'.-' JACKSON COUNTY BANK BUILDING 8INCE 0909 v ' 4 HELEN RODOLF Reopens Dancing Classes - i - , - after advanced work at Kosloff Sttidio," San Francisco BEGINS SATURDAY MORNING, Feb. 2 at Old American Legion Hall of Bread Like Mother Made the members of each cluh assemble at the nearest radio In their community, hold a little radio party and listen to Miss CowkIU'r tall:. Lloyd Moss, the local county cluh leader, has sent this word out' to the various clubs. Send More Troops Thru U. S. A, PHOENIX, Ariz., Feb. 1. Passage of 2,000 additional Mexican federal troopa,,over .American territory from Xaca.J'Ariz.. -to Kl Paso. Texas, was autjuirfeed today by Governor Hunt of ArlramiTIa reply to a'mesgage request ing such' -permission ' from Secretary Hughes. F.&E. Theatre ,i ; CEKTEALx POINT SATURDAY NIGHT. AND SUNDAY . MATINEE . ? , Saturday Evening Post Story by PETER B. KYNE - . -1 j Starring -IWARJO'rie DAW ROY STEWART "A MOTION TO, APJOURN" Two-reel , Comedy, "Wedding Dumb ''. -Bella"-'.--. ' - ' ,-.',-;;--' - Country' Store Monday 'Night .' ' ; " AdmUsion 10c and 30c Matinee every Sunday 4:30 p. ,,M. j There's a busy Business College in Aieutoru. u WiN A A.P.&A.M. "f 3r communication Med- ioru xooge iso. 1U3 A. J? & A. M., Friday evening Febru ary 1, 1023 at 7:30 p. m. Work in the F. C. degree. By order W. It. 1C7 A. J. CROHK, Secretary. At The Colonial Shop See Miss Towne's Early Spring Hats Just Arrived Yery New and Smart Early Price $8.50