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Newspaper Page Texto o o ' PAGE TWO " MffPFORD MAIL TRIBtTyi?, MEDFflRD, OftEffpy, THDA?. .4PRTL 21, 1923 t L ocal and Personal A Imsplmll miM-tlnc of all fanR will Ono of the moat Taplil Hups In the I Mr. nnd Mm. J. C. Rlre of uakl.ind Mo.lfiiid two years ago and be liilil nn Friday nlcht ut a place to Ilnguo won recorded on Sunday nwrn- and the follow-iiiR from Man Franil.no I Hindu many friends who are aaddel be announced later. itepreHenlatlvea , Inw. At 11 o clock Saturday nlnt or- are among Monday's arrivals In me from llornbrnok. Medford. Jackson-, flclals of the Grants Pass Irrigation city from the state of California: A. ville. Gold HIM. Canvonvllle. and .district were Informed that the gates J. Martin Jr., Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Grants I'ass will be present to look into the formation of a Southern Ore gon league. It is contemplated that The report of the IT. of O. experts snouia tne league oe loniieu. me win on the new high school situation here, I Per will play for tile championship which they investigated last week, es 'u-nttlil Viflvn In ha Inu'crod Kniwn I . Wn VII lcl( .1 Kl evnnwrin V Si nitrite. were put down at that hour and at Ji-eo J. llpsie, Mr. and Mrs. Frank l- pecially as relating to a suitable site. has been received by the city planning commission and the school board. This report, which is a lengthy one. will be published in tomorrow's Mall Tribune. A meeting will probably be held tomorrow night at the public li brary, which will be attonded by the school board, the city council, the city water commission, the city planning commission and the public, for a dis cussion of this report. Household furniture for salo at 720 W. lllh. 27 Valley Hide & Junk Co. will buy all your old rngn and Junk. Call 1176, Valley Hide & Junk Co.. 221 No. Fir street. 31 ltev. Ulllan Gray, fornioly of the Medford Free Methodist church, but now of Kugenc. la here visiting old friends and assisting in the revival services now being held in the Free Methodist church. Come and get a real marcel. 113 K. Main street. Uarber shop next door to Heath's Drug Store. Phono, 644. Ituth Pickel. . 29 A good range of sizes come In the r.nby Houdolr line of package goods. Tiny tots to 6 years, girls to 14. misses' 14 to 18, and women sizes 30 to 44. Attractive models can be seen at Tho Handicraft Shop. 20 A "hallelujah Jamboree" will be held at the Salvation Army, 4th nhd llnrt lett streets, at 8 o'clock tonight, with C'nptain and Mrs. Gay and comrades of the Grants Pass corps in charge. Kverybody Is Invited. C.. L. Wolff of tho Armory Service station announces recoipt of n cnrload of Velvoil, an eastern paraffino base oil, manufactured exclusively for use in tho Hoguo River vnlley. This oil Is guaranteed to give satisfactio'n under all climatic conditions.' Ddu't forget the Klson Kducatlonal Art Exhibit to lie held in small room In Natitorlum, April 22nd to 2Glh, In clusive. Admissison 10c and 20c. 26 Four of the Whittle trucks aro out today pasting bills for the Al G. Jtnrnes circus, which will be in Ash land May 4. The trucks aro going as far as Yreka, IMnohurst nnd Grnnts Pass. Tho advancn agent for tho cir cus is In Ashland today preparing for tho show. Ashland Tidings. Fancy creamery butter 41c per lb. johnson Produce Co. . Get a good marcel for that Saturday nlcllt dance. Phono 044. Ruth Pickel. 2a Mr. and Mrs.'J, L: Standefer of Kn gene, are spending their honeymoon In southern Oregon; while here they are guests at tho Hotel Medford. Mr. Standefer is well, known among the hardwaro and sporting goods men ull over the stale, hnvlng represented the Goodyear Rubber company no sules nian for a number of years. Firo phico screens at the Japanese Art Store. 32 Dry factory mill blocks. Valley Fuel Co.. tf Dr. I. D. Phipps has been ill at his home sinco Sunday witli a bail cold, hence a meeting of the school board will not be held until ho has recov ered. Tho .Hertford Klks aro extended an invitation to the Ashland Klks' spring dance, to bo given Wednesday night. February 22. Signed Committee. 26 A complete lino of Itaby lloudour pnekngo gondii at the Handicraft Shop. This line of goods is mado from the gunrnntccd Kverfast materials and In cludes stamped garments for kiddles, girls and ladies. 26 Guosts from a distance nt local ho tels include Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ftar XY of Boston. V. 8. I-inilford of Cal gary 8tato. Canada. Mr. and Mrs. U. V. Harry of St. Joe, Idaho, O. I. Fox of Vancouver. H. C Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Whitney of Ogden, Utah, Mr. and Mrs. Anton Haas of St. Paul, W. II. i Kilters of Denver, and Mr. and Mrs. 11. F. Tarbell. Helon Marlelle, Wm. Champ and Fryo Goughnour of Chi cago. A well dressed appearance at aU times herKiiiw Mrs. Trowbridge does her cutting nnd fitting. Get a real marcel at 113 E. Main street. Harber shop. Phone 644. Ruth Pickel. 2d Many requests have been entered nt tho Thrift Shop lately for children's shoes and infant's layette. Donations of such articles would be greatly ap preciated. All donations will be called for: phone 4C6. , The Golden Link lllhle class will meet nt tho home of Mrs. C. A. Whll lork. 317 S. Orange street. Thursday. April 23rd at 2 o'clock. Ilrlng ma terial for kluionn dresses for tho mis sionary box. Coal briquets, that clean fuel. Han sen Coal Co. Phone 239. Carl Tcngwald has returned from Portland where he attended a meeting of the state executive committee of the American Legion department of Ore gon, which was held there Saturday. R. I. R. eggs ot teVoe's. tf Dry factory mill blocks. Valley Fuel Co. tt. Mrs. c. A. Myers underwent a ma jor operation ot the Community hos pital Monday. Ilnhy Iloiidolr garments are all ready to wear, except the hand fin ishing. They are neatly m.ide, of the famous guaranteed F.verfast mate rials nnd aro of the newest styles A complete lino nt tho Handicraft. Shop. 26 If you want a furnished apartment with nil the modern conveniences, see or pnone Hotel Holland. tf Out of town tircKouians In the city include Miss Rose Wesely of Selo. It. . Keller of 1'flla. .1. (". Ilicccr and r.niillv ii ml M. Knlaht of M.irshfleld. '1. W, liniltun nnd i'. V i,,,,.y i,( Klitnisth Full. I.. W. Vitlin. J. M. Alnutt and I.. II. Thomas of Lugene. Frank A. Tim T. A. Ruffeiv. il i Ulggs and W. M. 8ml'C of Saiein and .. r. lllooni. A. F. Novak- o'clock it again became necessary to lower more gates, the river having started on a rapid climb. It stood Monday nt eight and a half feet, 'al though it was starting slowly down ward. The snow hlgeher up in the Japanese Art and "1"" """even 10 nave ocen rcspon- N'nrm it I nyne nnd I-.il I Inn Hnydor of Allmtn J np IN. wo oa. lf.c value. 4 fur ?f. JitpnrnVp Art nnd Curio Stme. 27 Wanted, ntun wit htiactor to plow juu ncres. J'lione 64. Guy Conner. 25 MIhh Adit ttrov8tPr.(5ne homo rtcm nrutrntion npicnt, motnrfri to Dcnglo nonnay in thf intprnstn uf club work Pretty new pftf n iiYdnlnty MMhK Tor & toc pfr yard. Knndl crnft 8hop. 30 Wrrnifititohinn c a yard. The Van iiy biiop, Bartlett and Main. tf itli the leader in the Northern Call furnla leiiKuc. OrantH russ Courier Chin(o parasola, Run proof and hower proof, SBc, Curio Store. 31! Iliive your piano tuned by Carl J.ovolaml, work nuuranleed. George Andrews' KtudiOH, Sparta buiklinR. Phone 323-J. 3U The JnckKon chool Piuent-Teuch- ra AKaocirttiun will moot In tho n ffembly hall at 3 p. m. Friday after noon. Klectlon of officers will oc cur and linportnnt buHinenH will be transacted, Kvery friend nnd patron of the building nro especially Invited to attend. - You will find beautiful models of the Uahy lloudnlr packuKO goods on display nt the Handicraft Shop. This is a wonderful line from which to so loct your sprinK dressos, undies and children's frocks. 26 A pood barsnln. Dalntj lace trim med Princess slips, made of Kood qunllty white nainsook. For girls from U to J 6 years. tiHc. Kriday and Satur day. Handicraft Shop. 30 There will be n public niuht meeting of the Star In the Kust organization Wednesday evening at tho Theosophl ca! lodge rooom. Tho new Evcrfast materials ore ar riving dally at the Handicraft Shop. Romo of ' the different weaves arc ncekotte, sllvcrglos, klnderkord, fino wove, daintywevo, Bhantone, enmeo voile, royal rib and broadcloth. We atao have a complete line of linens, suitings and ginghams. 32 Carl Lovoland Is now teaching tho saxophone at the tloorge' Andrews' Studios in the Sparta building. Phqne 323-J. ' 30 Clnrenco X. Young, sheriff of Har neyicounty. Is one of tho most youth ful peace officers in Oregon, being but 33 years old. He has been a resident of Harney county since boyhood. We pay cosh for used pianos. Palmer Piano House. tf We pay for ashes and sell dirt cheap; Brown & White Agency, Inc. tf C. P. Peterson of Portland, a repre sentative of the Franklin Fire Insur ance company, was a local buslenss ca,llor yesterday. (lenuine abalnnl blister pearl Jap anese art ami dinner rings, sterling. f.1.15. Japanese Art Store. 3L' Hemstitching, buttons' covored nt tho Hnndlcrnft Shop. tf Influenzu. which nppearcd to be threatening last month, when 118 enses were reported In Klamath Falls, has been practically wiped out, accord ing to figures from the county health unit. Only. 1 7 cases' wero reported during the first 1 f days of April, nono of these being serious enough to do volop JnlO -pneumonia. Klamath News. $2.40 buys No. 1 Yakima Netted Oemfl nt our ware house freo from rroKt damage and no black spots which appears ' in most potatoes shipped from Idaho points. A few cents Is nothing to compare M'lth qual Ity In buying potatoes. Johnson Pro- duco Co. Phono 241 N. J St. tf Fancy creamery butter 41c per lb. Johnson Produce On. Major Alvln O. Baker and Lieuten ants Smith and Dufer, who have been here tor some time past wroking on details In connection with thfr Na tional Unard encampment to be held here In June, left last night for the north. ' . , - . Kverfast materials nro excellent for children's frocks. The hottest Bun shine and repeated washing will not fade them. Comes In a wide range of gay nnd attractive colors. Handicraft Shop. ' 32 Wanted Feeder hog and pigs. Johnson Produce Co, tf A. R. Itrenshear of Rogue River was a business caller in tho city Monday. 11. Ranford of Kelso, Mr. nnd Mrs. James U Wlllfnms of Longview, Phil Fisher and R. K. Chnstnln of Tneoma nnd the following from Seattle are, among the local visitors from the stnte of Washington: Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Fink and son, H. F. George, R. V. Uanchett. W. U. Auld. K. Sullivan and sister, J. R. McCracken. Mr. nnd Mrs. J.. TJ. Tnngbakknn. Mr. and Msr. C. R. Kearng nnd son, Mrs. J. C. Hab ber. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. C. Sttibh, Mrs. W. U. Toune nnd Mrs. H. F: Hnnnan. If you want to learn to piny tho sax ophone, see Carl Iovelnnd, nt The Oeorge Andrews' Studios, Spnrta bultd ing. Phone 323-J. 30 Columbia plaster wall board. Call for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber Yard. M. W. Hamnker and E. Robertson of rirnnts Pass nre ''-cfl visitors who arrived in the rlly Mnnrtav, Princess slips for glfls from 2 to 3 6 years, trimmed with lace and embroid ery, made of nlco fine material. Spe cial for Friday and Saturday. lc Hnndlcrnft Shop. an Columbia planter wall board. Call for prices. WaHaco Wood Lumbor yard Names of fnriy-thrVe prospective settlers for Orenon were contnined In the weekly report of the land settle ment department of last week of the chamber of Commerce from the bos Augeles btirenu. nccordtntr to W. O Ide. manager. Twenty-three of these are coming to Oregon within the next ho days for a personal Inspection of PPortunltlef. accordinir to the renort fwo gateway" bureaus of the land I'ttlement department nro located in Oregon, one at Ontario and the oth'T at Ashland Fancy packed apples f 2.SB oer hox Johnson Produce Co. :M 1 No iir I'lioii'j 17. t oiimiMa plater wall board. Call t'T price. Wnll.ice Wood lumbcr iflfrt. Cn account f the seilou illness at "pl.i. Calif., of (.forge M. Pope, of the firm of Dennis, Kimball and Pope. Chester Marr iled to thnt city to ntteml to biismesi Interests for Mr. Vi0- nlq finishing the trip for him. The new wide lace bandinc nnd Imt'S for training dresses have ar rivei nt the W.ndirraft Shop- ('all nnd see the beautiful put terns. q 30 Coal briquets, that clean Tuel. Han sen Conl Co. Phone 259, ' "Spld" Merrlnwin. an ex-service man of Cold Hill and oaite well known throughout the ley, was taken to Portland Inst Friday nnd placed in the Veterans' Hospital Mt. 77. lave you tried that thj milk ahake timated that 25,000 second feet were going over the dam at the height of the flood Sunday. Grunts Pass Cour- er. The orchestra boys are all peped up for Wednesday night's dance, at Fair Grounds Pavilion. 27 Special for Friday and Suturdny. Salo of white Princess slips for girls. to 36 years, 98c; Handicraft Shop. 30. A number of the members of the local Kiwanis club left this morning for Roscburg where they had been in vited to put on a program nt the meet ing of tho Kiwanis club of that city, at the Hotel Umpqua this noon. Dancing at Fairgrounds Pavilion Wednesday night. 27 A nice line of Princess slips neatly made of good quality nainsook, trim med with lace and embroidery. Sizes 2 to 16 years. Sale Friday and Satur day. 38c. Handicraft Shop. 30 The tlmo for tho presentation of the show to be' given by the Copco Rogue River division employeo sin conjunc tion with the regular monthly meeting of the Copco forum is drawing near and all the "rubes' expect to work hard between now and the evening of April 24, In order to get It In shape for presentation. Some good jokes have been framed and many prominent members of the organization are going to bo surprised at the complete ex- poso of some Incidents in their lives which they thought were dark secrets. Uy popular request the Jackson County Amusement company start giving mid-week dances this week. The first dancing party will be hefd Wednesday night at the Fair Grounds Pavilion. Everything Is in rendiness for this mid-week party and a good time is assured to all. Medford-KIamath freight line, noth ing too large, nothing too small. Five trucks In operation to and- from Klamath Falls. Daily Bervlce. We do long distance hauling anywhero. Of fice 40 N. Front street. Phono 10S3 JeddiM, A. Mark, Dan Crowley, I. Goldman, George L,. Thompson, Mark H. Shwayder, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. A. Nunn and W. A. Rath. We pay for ashes .and sell dirt cheap, brown & White Agency, Inc. tf Mrs. S. D. Koehler and daughter. Harbara. of Central Point, were among the local callers today. John Neidcrmeyer of Medford has been awarded a sweater jih a member of the rifle team competing in the U. O. T .C. shoots this season. This is the first season for any member of the team and all of them will be eligible for the squad next year. Although the Wedfoot shooters lost the majority of their matches this season, the squad has shown a marked improvement over previous showings. of his new residence on Kast Main principal speaker at the forum lunch eon of the Ashland Chnmber of Com merce In that city this noon. His subject was "The legislative Out look." Mr. and Mrs. John Ward of Florldn aro rpending a few weeks with Mrs. Ward's son. Dr. R. R, Johnson of 10 Keene Way. Truck drivers who load their trucks too heavy are to come under the eye of the traffic officers. Today Forrest Willnrd, of the Medford Transfer Line, paid $50 and costs into the justice court for having his track londed over capacity. The load was weighed and found to be 1900 pounds over the maximu mallowed by law. Grants Pass Courier. HIM Gates started the construction of his new residence on Fast aMin street, near the end of the pavement today. Paul Christenson, tho alleged burg lar caught at the home of W. C. Mc- cuision on west yarn street, last Sun day afternoon, has not yet been ar raigned in court here, and may not be, but will probably be turned over to tho state penitentiary wnrden to serve out his unexpired term of two years for grand larceny in Portland, from which he was paroled after having served 13 months. T. A. Rafferty. state traffic chief, Frank A. Pirn, state lighting expert. nnd deputy state traffic officers of has nod o learn of his passin; Mr. Klassen came to Medford from cabody. Kansas where he leaves hi father and step-mother nnd four brothers and two sisters. He will ,o remembered by many as having been In the employ of the Wm. Ait ken plumbing shop.. Funeral services will be held at the Conger chapel at 2:00 p. ni.. Wednesday. Rev. D. J. Howe will have chargo'uf the services and in terment will be in Medford cemetery. his party, including J. J. McMahon, tf . left this forenoon for Klamath Falls 13. M. Wood, special agent for. the to explain tho new headUght law in Southern Pacific, is a Medford busi- that city tonight. ness visitor from Grants Pass, having spent Monday and today in the city. Will party who picked up saxophone on Realty street, belonging to Babe Casey, please return to Mail Tribune office and no questions will be asked. 2D at DeVoc'a? Kverfast materials mako attractive porch cushions, window drapes, lunch eon sets, guest towels, table runners, and bed sets. Is gunrnnteod sun fast and wash fast. A complete line at the Handicraft Shop. 32 Among the temporary sojourners from Portlnnd nre tho following: Mr. and Mrs. F. RartK. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Wilbur, Frank M. Redman, I.ee Regan. C. A. Leonard, Gordon Mac Aulny. N. Lippmnn, Olendora M. Rlakely, Alonzo Morrison, M. C. Smithisler, W. A. Martin, Slg Crohn, Mr. nnd Mrs. L. Rlseberg. W. A.. Wills. Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles F. Haas nnd child. J. Hneywig. Beatrice I. Twomln, Cdith Rrolet. Mildred Wright nnd J. K. Harry. Dancing nt Fairgrounds Pavilion Wednesday night. 27 1 ancy creamery butter 41c ner lb. Johnson Produce Co. Ralph Young, young man livinir four miles this side of Prospect, who was arrested In - this city bv E. R. Thurber, the state traffic officer in the Roseburg territory, was fined $10 this forenoon in Judge Taylor's court on the charge of driving a car without possessing a driver's license. Unity liternture teaches neoolo how to be healthv. efficient, tironnermifl. harmonious nnd happy. Free distri bution. 718 West Main street. Ueforo you plan any wash dresses for yourself and your children come In and examine our display of Kverfast wash fahrlcs.- You will find here a Mil range of beautiful fabrics In a fascinating array of colors which give you new Inspiration for your spring sewing. Hnndlcrnft Shop. 3 .Mrs. r.lfKnboth Peterson, a represen tative or the children's agency of San t ranciseo, has returned to that cltv atfer spending a short time here on business with the local Red Cross chapter in regard to work of that kind. While here Mrs. Peterson and Miss I. Milan Roberts.' secretary of the lornl Hod Cross, motored to Grants i'ass for the purpose of attending to a enso or child welfare work. imnrlng nt Fairgrounds Pavilion ednesday night. lust arrived a new shipment of laces that will sell for 6c to Sc per .yarn, just what you want for trim ming your spring dresses and undies. laiulieraft sh.ip. 30 It. E. MeKlhose, commander of the American Legion post of Medford. was a business visitor this morning. Mc i:lhnse states that the Medford post will put on the initiation ceremonies May 12. for the Ashland post. The drum corps. Including nbout loo mem bers of Medford post will also be in Ashland for the evening. Ashland Tidings. Dancing nt Fairgrounds Pavilion Wednesady night. Oood music, good fjoor and a good time for everybody. 27 Dancing nt Fairgrounds Pavilion Wednesday night. 27 Captain linlph P. Con-gill and Lieu tenants M. C. Wright nnd A. J. Crose of Co. A.', motored to Grants Pass last night to he present at the formation of a National (Iii.ud company In thai .city. Sixty nienilMTs were signed ui mi- the l.iants Pan rompanv. nnd II is expe. led that the will he formally iiuv.-:eu mm me service sometime next week. Kverfast materinls are guaranteed. tr nny Kverfast fabric fades fe. any reason we will remind to you noTonfy the purchase price of the material but the making cost of the garment as well. Call and see our many beautiful fnbrlcs and colors, at the Handicraft Shop. S2 Kesiiienia or i.a Crande wll vote June 3 on a proposal to Iwue 360.006 worth of bonds for the Improvement of the water system, a septic tank and tne enlargement of the fire equip nient. Dancing at Fairgrounds Pavilion ! Mrs. Carol Weisser died Sunday morning April litth, 1 125 nt her home 11 Salem, Oregon, after a lingering illness. She leaves Her husband. Wil liam. 11 ml daughter Frances, besides two sisters. Mrs. .Ins. Eaton of Jack snnvllle and .Mrs. Kuw. Butler of Ash land. Mrs. Weisser was well known in southern Oregon hhving lived in Aslitnnd and -Medford' the gi-eate part of her life where the family have a host of friends. They moved from Medford to Salem about two years ago where Frances bns been employed as secretary :to tho warden of the penitentiary. OBITUARY U. A. M. 1 Crater I-ake Chupter No. 3 J . Regular con vo ca t i p n Tuesday, April "21, 7:30 p. m. A'lsltora welcome. A. F. NOT II, 6 Secretary. Regular comiuunlcr.tlon-of T It'll mes rh.'i nt ei- Wed ncHclav ; -vvJ evening. Aiiru nnu. nuiiu- KLASSKN Abe C. Ktassen passed away at a local hospital early yester day morning. Deceased ome to Lift Off-No Pain! Doesn't hurt one hit! Drop a little "Freerone" on an aching corn, instantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly yon lift it right off with fingers. Your druggist sells ft tiny bottle of "Freezone" for a few cents, sufficient to romovo every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the foot calluses, without eoreness or irritation. , Wednesday night This Is an Ideal Spring for Aphis They are on . every bush and plant. Unless they are shecked, serious damage will result. KILL THBM WITH Nico-Dust A powder easily ap plied, quick in its action and sure to kill. O MONARCH Sei & Feed Co. "Bring him troubles to us." JUNIOR ADVANCED TONIGHT ANOTHER GREAT SHOW 7:00 and 9:00 General Admission. 50c Children, 25c "The SPIRIT OF BUDDAH" Phantasies of the Far East DON'T FORGET OUR WEDNESDAY SPECIAL Men's and Young Men's Wool Dress Pants Waist sizes '21 to 50 all lengths. Values to 7.50 ' Wednesday Special $3.25 Full Line of Men's and Young Men's Suits $20 to $45 Some have two pair pants. "Value and Quality" MODEL CLOTHING CO. . ' 126 E. Main St. VICTORIA TRIO Featuring MARGARET MANTELL America's Foremost Imitator H. BERRY A MISS in "A Vodvil ALFRED ; TIME & CO. "The Limit on Wheels" GAS HEAT GAS HEAT GAS HEAT Iiiumi Him' nimni iiiiii aiaeii iwwim A. MARTINI In IS "His Little Barrel of Fun" I H TWO-REEL COMEDY I I TOPICS OF THE DAY 1 Hunt's Craterian Orchestra, Wilson Waite, Director TOMORROW! Northwest Premier Showing of the Supreme Emotional Actress Norma Talmadge In the Finest Character ization of Her Brilliant Career . "The Lady" EH w C5 3 6 Pointing the Way to a Fine Opportunity to Brighten YOUR KITCHEN and LIGHTEN YOUR WORK For n limited time only ym; are offered un allow ance of $10.00 from .retail prices for every gas range now in serviee and replaced by VULCAN SMOOTH TOP OAS RANGE. You ' Save $10 Buy Now Come to our display rooms, 20!) W. Main St. See the many ways in which you can save time, labor and money. See the attractive new models in all finishes, so bright, so clean, so easy to own. See Mr. Mnekliti, ' salesman, for particulars at once, riione Southern Oregon Gas Company GAS HEAT GAS HEAT GAS HEAT Kodak as you go Out of the pocket, into position, release the shutter and the picture is yours. That's the Kodak yay. It's simple and sure and leads to pictures you'll he proud to show. Lct;us be your photographic service station. Ve carry a fulfttockof Kodaks; 6.50 up, Kodak Film and Eastman accessories. Our developing and priming is gf the superior mrt 1 ' ' " Medford Book Store 6 02