Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 02, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texto oc o o o MEDFORD MATT; TTJTBUJTR, C o PAPA TWO MTOFOTID, OT?T:OONt, MONDAY, yQVEMBEft-2. 02. ocal and Personal ' Tim first ruin In Mrdford anil vlcln It y for wneks punt, full during luHl nliiht and early today, which up to a. m. amounted to .01 of an Inch. The hiHt prevloUH rainfall hero wan the IiIk downpour of .26 on October 6. Jocal rnlnn iire predicted for Tucmiuy anu most of today was ulternntely cloudy nnd sunny. Violin ' uludenta attention. K P. liroHche, viollnlHt and teacher of Ku roiican training; nnd forrnnlly Inntruo tor with three luria'Xt caatern rulli'K will receive apllcantn at Hotel Med ford. JUT. Itoxy Ann ClrntiBO will hold a pie social Wednesday evening. November 4. in the Woodman Hull. This In your Invitation. Come. 192 The condition of Jllntm F. Mender, who undonvent a major operation mime time uko In a Portland hoHPltui ha improved Hlnee to such an extent that he may be able to come home thin week. Oynters are now being served al Crowson'fl confectionery nnd cafe. 182tf We have room for some dead stor ne for the winter. Low rental. Hiv ernldo Garaeo. 182 H. lilverslde. tfn l.'p to lant night the Intent reports received here were thut the roads were (rood nnd thnt there wns no snow nt Crater National park or up In the Hlsklyous. '. Notices .of social nnd church irnth ei'inKS, hnppennlnRS nnd ' weddlnKH during the week should he sent In at once for the Bunduy paper, marked on ,copy "for Sunday Kun." Most of the news" Is held until Saturday.. 1114 Dr. II. Axley, physician and sur geon Phono 607, 420 Mcdford HIiIr. V . , 108 Mrs. Norman Normlle of Portland stopped off here last evenlntt for Q few days' visit, whllo enroute home with- her husbnnd from a two week's visit at I-rfmif Beach.'Cullf. Screen doors nt Wallace Woods Lumber . yard. Cor. liart Main and Oenesoe.. Mtf Try thnt big milk shake at DeVoe's. tf The Thrift Shop hns a special sale on ladies' conts and hnts. also many other good bargains In winter cloth ing T( pIpo hns nstove repairinB out fit wlili'li will be n very chenp The shop Is in peed of children's clothing, pood warm .underclothing, coats anil sweaters. - Citizens aro naked not to forget bundle day for tho Thrift siiop. Phone 456 and bundles will be called for. Knstcrn Stnr enrd party Wednesday evening, November 4th. Everybody Invited. Refreshments. Admission jr.e. . 1!3 We are equipped to do tho highest class of machine work and motor reconditioning; Riverside Clnrngo. 100tf Hotel guests hero from a distance Include W. M. Hart of Hnttleford, SiiBk., M. h. Russell of Detroit, U)U Wortholmer of Halllmoro, Robert Tay lor of Suit Iako City, .lames I,eggett nnd "A. R. Banders of Now York City. Mrs. Dohrman of Hutto, Mont,, and H. A. Illldreth of Chicago. , , Have your furniture repaired by A. rf. Thlbault. Phone B60-R. 107 Havo your worn enrpot mado Into a nice fluff rug. Rug Works, 70H Pino street. Phono S10-M. tf Good news fur tho sportsmen of southern Oregon Is contained In the following Item In Saturday's Klamath News: "That geese aro not affected by the malady which has klllod thou sands of ducks In tho Tulo lake dis trict, nnd that few mallards and cun vusback ducks, have fnllen victims to tho dlsenso, is the point opinion of Rudolldi, Snyder, inspoctor, bureau of nnimal Industry, department of agri culture, of Hacrahtcntn, Cullf., and Ooorge Tonkin, United Stales game warden, district of California, who re turned to Klnmath Fails yesterday, af ter an inspection of tho Infected area." Freo t dancing at the "Shasta" Thursday night. 194 Number ono sugar pine shakes nt Fnber's. Central Point. 212 Miss Myrna Hush of Willow Springs has accepted a position with tho cleri cal force of the city building depart ment. Havo your brakes equalized and pttt In shape before tho sklddy season romps. We spoclnllzo In brako work Rlversldo Garage. lOOtf After November 13, Mrs. R. F. Noff will take maternity uml other pntients ut Iter home. 317 West Second St. Ill 4 C. K. Mnilley. an official with the Pacific Fruit Kxpress company, who linn been stationed in Mcdford during the past several months In connec tion with tho fruit season, left for his home In Portland Saturday, ussonipa- nlcd by Mb family. t Hot tnniates and home mado clillle. "Shasta." . 107 Frii'd chicken, ever ready. Tho Cov. ered Wngon, Phoenix. 102 Miss Julia Lesley is a llrownsboro resident spending several days In the city on business. ' Screen doors nt Wnllnce Woods Lumber yard, corner E. Main nnd (enesee. 88 Featuring children's Arrnwhend hose, nil sixes. 2!ie pnir. Froneh-l-ar- ann ('. SI N. Knrtlett. 104 Visitors here yesterday from Los A uncles-wore Mr. nnd Mrs. L. llnyes nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. H. L. Wells of the Pacific Highway nssocintlnn. T.sree stock of Victor record nt Pnlnior'i Music store. tf "Dr.'W. C. Sihaefer, dentist, dentnl X-rny. extrnctlon specialist, gas nnd local anaesthetic. Phono 1117. 426 Med ford Pldg. 179'tf A Myrtle Creek gardener has sold $0f) worth of strawberries the past summer from two acres of plants n year old. , Special Apples Woodlpwn orchard One milo east of Central Point. Spit cenburgs, Nowtowns, 60c and f 1 box 19! r.oml clean cotton rags wnnted nt Mall Tribune. If The volunteer fire department will hold their regulin- meeting tonight at the fire hall. Kli. Chief Klllott ex pects n full attendance of members. Regular routine drill will be the or dor of the evening. . For those who want to huy fancy potatoes we have shipped in a lot ol Ihspected No. 1 Klnmuth Fnlls flemx. These aro a new smooth potato mid cook up mealy. Johnson Produce Co 141 N. Fir St. Phone 07. If . Hemstitching, buttjis ttvored, nt tho Handlcral)3hon.l' If Cullfornlnns registered nt local hoo tels Include Mr. and Mis. J. II. Abble dlc kof Oakland, Mr. and Mrs. 1). C. hAsworth and Mrs. Nellie St. John of Mi-Arthur. O. R. Hothiln of Ilerkeley. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Carter of Connoro. Mrs. K. L. 'Inughlin of Mnrysvllle, Mrs. .Mrs. H. L. Clayton of Uunsmulr, Mr. lind Mrs. IT. A. Stearns of pasu- dena. Mr. and Mrs. H. Welles. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hayes, G. W. Stlmp son, W. Mcf'arlln, H. K. Chancy. J. J. Hurlburt, V. G. Sherwick. W. 8. George und B. A. Forncrook of Los Angeles, and the following from San Francisco: Mr. and Mrs. J. Row- beg. Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Pedler. E. M. White. Mr. and Mrs. R. I.. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. G. Hull and Mr. und Mrs. W. K. Tiwton. Gold Hill lime, keep your homo fire burning, Jackson county product.'none better. For sale by Standard Roofing Co. 13.75 per bbl. 1 86tf Free dunelng nt the "Shnstu" Thursday night. 14" Jacksonville will hold Its annual election, of city officials tomorrow, with the following candidates, all up for re-election, to bo voted on: For councllrnen, G. W. Gndwnrd and Ches ter Wondt; for recorder, -J. L. Itoe; for reasurer, C. 0. Chltwood. This Is the only ticket In the field. All clnsses of enrhuretors repaired and adjusted. Wllllums & McCurley. rnlmer's Photo Studio makes the best pictures. tf H. W. Mold, local resident, nrresteu on th street last night in an alleged Intoxicated condition, forfeited a $15 nsh ball this forenoon when he failed to appear before Judge Glenn O. Taylor to answer charges of intoxica tion preferred ugnlnst him. Hot tnmulcs und homo made clinic. Shasta." 19' Let me write your fire Insurnnre. Car! Y. ' Tongwald, Holland Hldg.. hono 093. ' Eight cnrloadB of apples and no pears were shipped to eastern market!: by local packing houses lost Saturday. For those who want to buy rnncy potatoes wo have Bhipped in a lot of impeded No. 1 Klamath Falls Gems. Theso nro a new smooth potato nnd coo kup mealy. Johnson Produce Co. 241 N. Fir street. Phone 87. tf Vases, plain nnd fancy; mnny col ors, shapes and sissce. Specially pric ed. 15c to 9e. French-Larson Co.. 31 N. Rartlett. 19t J. R. Dexter Is spending several lays at Yreka, Calif., on business. During his absence Oeorgn Kllngle lc tnklnc enre of his duties at the Mcd ford building ns Janitor. Ruy a city lot. All improvements paid. Priced very low. Terms. Carl Y. Tengwald, Holland Hotel. Phone 993. 108'tf Violin students attention. E. P. Rroscho, violinist nnd teacher of Eu ropean training and formally Instruc tor with three largest eastern colleges, will receive applicants at Hotel Mcd ford. 12 Among tho Klamath Fulls visitors who arrived here yesterday aro Mr. and Mrs. Wnlt Abbey. James E. Howie and Mr. and Mrs. William Vorokom off. We pay for ashes and sell dirt cheap. Brown & White Agency, Ino. ti Dr. 12. t. Elwood. optometrist, has moved to his tomporary office ovor Lamport's. 228 E, Main. - 'tf Miss Ellso llolz and Lester Fryo are business visitors in the city from the Phoenix district. Kraut eabbngo. Mnke your kraut before cold wenther sots in. Amerlcnn Fruit and Produce Markot, 109 1. 8th. Phone 87R. Inz Farmers can begin to haul 4 foot green wood from the mill next weok. Just phono before coming. Phone 631. It" J. E. Patterson of the Bureau of Entomology, will leave this week for his headquarters nt Stnnford Univer sity. Palo Alto, Calif., for the winter, after having spent tho summer in Crater National park on insect con trol work. Ho will return with tho ponlng of the park season next yenr. Lessons given In oil pnlntlng, water colors of china decorntion. Call Mrs. Vlvinn Normnn Borto at Palmer's Studio, or 821-Y. ' Screen doors nt Wallace oods ..timber yard. Cor. East Main and Oenesoe. 88tf" Horn, to Mr. nnd Mrs. Dean Saltmnrsh. November 2nd, 1926, a son. Mother and child are doing nicely. Dr. E. D. Elwood, optometrist, has moved to his temporary offlco ovor Lamport's. 228 E. Main. u" Fruitgrowers Llmo sulphur spray solution is by far tho best and cheap est cleanup winter spray Now ready for fall delivery at tho Rear Creek Orchards. Telephono 401-R-4. 196 Otto DeJnrnett is a member of tho post offlco staff, who went on n sue essful fishing trip yesterday to Giillce m lower Hocue river, returning with three steelhend. Dr. E. D. Elwood, omlometrist, has moved to his temporary offlco over Lamport's. 228 E. Main. tf Wo are now serving oysters In a vnriety of styles. Crowson's, Med- ford's popular sweet shop. 182tf Starting off with a rush. Cottage Grovo scored 10 points in the first hnlf of Saturday's football game to Grants Pass' 6 In the same period. The Cottage Grovo team held tho others In the second period and rnn over one touchdown for themselves, hut the game ended Cottage Grovo 19, Grants ass 13. Newcomb can deliver 4 foot fir slnb wood In a few days. tf Fnrmers can begin to haul 4 foot green wood from the mill next week .lust phono beforo coming. Phone 631. Out of town Oregnntnns In the city who arrived Sunday Include R. L. Wiles nnd R. V.. Siiyre of Rend. E. S. nnd O. W. Wright of Tillamook. Irene Orion. John Armstrong, ltlll Haywood and L. It. Thomas of Eugene. H. E. Gardner of Onklnnd. W. II. Olsen. E. It. Dunn and 11. C. Com of Salem, and the following from Portlnnd: Mr. nnd Mrs, W. Whits Mrs, Frank S. Unti les. Mrs. R. H. Carter, Irene Alexan der, Dr. nnd Mrs. R .11. Hamilton und Miss Helen Hamilton. Tho Handicraft Shop hni received a new shipment of Unby'a Roudolr pneknge goods, fill gnrmenf aro mnde of ev-erfast materials, ranting In sixes from 6 months rompers to 8 vesr dresses. Every garment guaran teed. O o 1,s A. J. Wardle, n former Mcdford rest. Ident, was in the city today several hours while en route front Klamath Knlls to llolse, Idaho. O O ljirge cotton rags wanted at Mull Mr. and Mr8yC. M. fJrIjxby of Al bany, huve returned home nftPi a w-wkiT vlHit with thoir sun, Jiimf8 CJrlgHhy and wlfo. KreMh'Hari Jun lime, f 3.75 per bbl. Biff Pines Lumber Co. 1 8ftf A new ('hlneiie hund laundry h8 been opened at 30 South Grape Htreet by Charley Jan. They call for and de liver laundry. Mont any variety of apples, good quality, f 1 per box delivered. Johnnon Produce Co. tf Two new restaurants are opening In Medford this week. The IClectrlc Lunch, formerly lan'fl Lunch, the only restaurant west of the railroad tracks, opened this morning for bus iness, and the new Diamond Cafe on 6th street, will be open for business next Thursday. We pay for ashes and sell dirt cheap, lirown & While Agency. Ino. "While cranking a Ford Saturday morning. J. V. Grantham, well known local resident, suffered a broken right arm near the wrist, - Alcohol for radiators. Cheapest and best. Jones & Klrkpatrlck. tf Mrs. Klifubeth KMppel of Medford, a pioneer lady of Jacksonville, has presented some rellcH of great value to the Native Daughters to be added to their collection in the historic Jirun- ner building. Don't forget this build ing will be open Armistice Day. Jacksonville Post. ' Vernon Vawter returned this morn ing from Portland, where he had been attending a meeting of the board of regents of the University of Oregon of which he is a member. After having spent several weeks visiting firends and relatlves at Haleni, AIIhh Helen Itodolph returned hero this mbrntng. MltiS Gladys Mnrlow, a recent grad uate from the Hacred Heart hospital training school for nurses, left yester day for her home nt Yreka, Calif. The Crater's club will hold their regular eruption' tonight at Dinty Alohr's. The occasion will be market by the Initiation of two new members into tho club. ' E. H. Foley departed Inst evening for his home at North Hend, after having spent several days here on bus iness. Mm If; D. Adslt. formerly Miss Itose Fielder, of Winton, Calif., is the house guest of Mrs. J. IT. Cochran." Approximately 2U00 acres were burned In the recent Goo lawny Gap forest fire on the Umpqua divide, ac cording to District State Fire War den P. U. Lowd. who states that the loss is not large. The fire burned in the underbrush and did not set the heavy stand of timber aflame. Ho be lieves the fire to have been started by hunters a week before it was discov ered, at which time It had burned it self out on three sides. John Erh, who recently came to Kaglo Point from Haden, Oermnny, was a visitor In the city today. Mr. Esch states that conditions ns a whole In that country aro steadily improv ing. Thomas Vint, landscape engineer with tho National Park service, arriv ed today from Yosemite National park, Calif., und will leave tomorrow for Crater Lake accompanied by Su perintendent C. G. Thomson. Seeley Hall and M. D. Hall are back fromjipendlng several days in Port land on business. The city of Marshfleld is offering reward of $100 for Information leading to the arrest of the person or persons who destroyed eight sections f newly laid concrete sidewnlk with footprints and obpeeno writing. Ttadln broadcasting station Wu nt Schenectady, N. Y., wilt make an experiment tonight using horizontal and vertical aerials. The experiment Is scheduled to commence nt 0:30 Pa cific time, using the first named terial. At 10 o'clock a vertical aeriaf will be used In order to ascertain If better hroadcnstlng results enn le obtained. State Traffic Officer J. J. McMahon returned from Marshfleld last jiight where he had been nsslHtlhg Traffic Officer C. C. Williams In hnndllng traffic In connection with the annual Cofuillo Corn Show held there. "No permits will be necessary to burn litter such as leaves," said Fire Chief Hoy Elliott today, "providing such piles nro placed 30 feet from any buildings nnd are properly guard 'd. During this inclement weather lenves should be burned when a pe riod of dampness prevails." Washington state visitors register ed at local hotels include J. W. Strong of Spokane. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Cheek of Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. John Elmore of Centralln, Mr. nnd Mrs. S. A. Corn stock of Taconm and Mr. and Mrs. E. H . E p p e rso n . Mr. and M rs. O . F. Whitcomb, W. and P. Cowan and J. G. Evans of Seattle. Miss Mardes Abell is a recent ar rival from Waldo who is spending sev eral weeks In the city visiting friends. Hallowe'en passed by satilsfactorlly as far ns the police nre concerned. As yet no material damage has been re ported tn them, snve for the usual Hallowe'en tricks, such as soaping of windows, moving porch furniture and ringing of door bells. Mrs. Thomas Koseberry returneil last night from Portland where she had been attending tho state conven tion of the Oregon Congress of Par- en t-Tenchcr associations. insurance .sic MORE for your $1.00 Protection In the best companies plus seven teen "-ears of expert snco. e We have no other business. c lnsurioc Man oinceiaua Phn-444 A I Miss Thora Smith, principal of the Jackson school, p redded at the regu lar meeting of the Jackson circle of the Parent-Teacher association Fri day, during the absence of Mrs. Thom as Roseberry, Superintendent E. H. Htdrick, who was to have given an address wag unable to attend. Inter esting features of the ufternoon pro gram Included piano solos by Miss Genevieve Urown, readings by Mrs. Short und Miss Smith and songs by the students of the fourth grade. OBITUARY SMITH Andrew J. T. Smith, known us Major Smith and a pioneer resident of Gold 11111 passed uway suddenly during; the early hours of the morning of November i. The causo was given by his attending physician, Dr. Ohisholm, as mitral In sufficiency (heart trouble). He had been In poor health, but upon retir ing the evening before was feeling as well as usual. James liurns, who had resided with him for many years, was sleeping In an adjoining room, but knew nothing of his passing until morning. Itnjor Smith was a veteran of the Civil War and a member of the Gold Hill post, O. A. It. He had been a resident of Gold Hill for the past 40 years and is well known in Odd Fellow circles of southern Ore gon, being a member in good .stand ing of every branch of the order, nnd his presence was always assured at every function. Ho leaves no rela tives, but a wide circle of friends, nnd fluid lilll haB sustained a loss long to bo remembered. Funeral services will be in I. O. O. p. hull at Gold Hill nt 2:30 Wed nesday, conducted by Hcv. D. J. Howe nnd assisted by tho ltellef Corps of that city. Honorary ' pall bearers will be composed of mem bers of the O. A. H. The Gold Hill I. O. O. F. will officiate at the grave. Conger Funeral J'arlors in charge. WEDDING BELLS Komance came to Colusa this week when Hhudolph Pills, manager of the Medford, Oregon, gas plant, and Miss Nora Wolfe, graduate of the Medford high school and Columbia Junior cot loge at Milton, Oregon, arrived in town to get a marriage license. They drove down by automobile, wishing to be married by Dr. Jouett P. Bray of Princeton. . Tho marriage ceremony was per formed yesterday and the newlyweds left for Sacramento nnd San Fran cisco on their honeymoon trip, ac companied by Dr. and Mrs. Bray. Colusa (Calif.) Herald. Mnrccll's Miracle Mineral, A radio-active substance of the earth. The great blood nndV body builder. Laboratory at Portland? Ore. See Mrs. J. A. Everett, 206 Willamette street, Jackson county agent, Medford Ore. Tel. 897-Y. 196 ' A Crater JLke Chapter No. 32, H. A. M.. Special con vocation Tuesday, Novem ber 3rd, 7;30 p. m. Past Master degree. Visitors wcls'oine. A. F. NOTIT, Secy. TOO LATE T0CLASSIFY. FOIt SAF.K Two beautiful fresh .cows. M. Walsh on South Peach street. Just outside city limits. tf t'OR RBNT Furnished sleeping room. Private family. Prices rea sonable. Ureukfust If desired. Tel 087-J. 192'tf FOR RENT 2-room apartment, fur nished or unfurnished. 81!) Kust !th. Call mornings. 184 LOST Young female police dog, nnmo Mlckie. Reward. 32 Mistle toe. 194 FOR SALE Completely furnished home. 1'lnstered. Five rooms and bnth, $2;.1(. One block from new high school. Phone 927-W. 194 FOI'ND Kiddie pen. left by boys nuiiowe-en eve nt jewett residence, 19 Ross Court. Owenr can have same by paying for ad. 192 .OST Gruen wrist watch. Reward. Finder please phone 7-J-2, Clnbl jmii. FOR SA1.K 200 pood breeding ewo. V. K. Gibson., llrownsboro. 104 FOR SALE Corn, or will trade for hogs. Phono 809-R. 198 FOR RENT Furnished npnrtment. 2 rooms and bath. Inquire 412 So. Laurel, mornings, 104 LOST Oblong white gold watch with link bracket. Reward. Cull C39-J-H. 193 We Are Offering Fine Fireplace Wood 16 inch, $3.50 tier No sparks to burn your rugs. Gasco Carbon Briquets $20.75 ton Guaranteed Utah King Coal t $15 ton ' o 0 1 03 " - I Shon 7lo 10 LEAVE CITY Sergeant Gro'cr Owen, in charge of the local V. S. army recruiting station, will leave Thursday for Aberdeen, Wash., where he has been transferred from this city, following an uninterrupted duty of two nnd one-half years. Sergeant Peter Albip of Portland arrived yesterday with his family to take charge of the local station. During his stay here Sergeant Owen had made many friends who will regret his leaving. The sergeant has been 1 nthe nrmy for 15 years, served two years in Siberia, five in the Philippine Inlands, and has been on duty in ull parts of the United States. , The transfer to Aberdeen Is a form of promotion in recognition of his efficient Bcrvices here, he having en listed, it Is said, several hundred men. "I iko Medford nnd I'm sorry to leave." Sergeant Owen said this morning, "but I'm coming back and visit every once in a while." Learning Burning .:, Start Right For Best Fuel Phone 239 "PHONE 239 MEDFORD ' 7fie Answer to the Burning Qmstta, TIRE CHAINS Weed DeLuxe ' ,. For BALLOONS HI-PRESSURE TRUCK TIRES Repair Parts Auto Supply & Parts Co. 3 S. Riverside Doublo Guaranteed Farts CLEANER! PLEATERE DYER8 HATTERS - Phone 144 23 N. Fir it Medford Glass Co. Automobile Glnm and Mirrors made to ordor. We call for your sash and oplBce broken wlndowa. Phone 140. 11R S. Bartlntt iWong Pon Cttaese Medicine For TrcAtwnt ol i cnt ftittf Cfaroalo j ri - U I I and Won Ottwvr lM tviMt trtiiM. tnflivnt. H i9f. bUd1rr kUrd totrih trout, fit, fctTT. ruptw, cold Hail tnnitilM, tr trovMM, rheum tinm, trt..ntrrtio. fottr, eonMapUoo, MUrrb, plla, brdroetl, tl OfflM Hovm I A. M. to I P. M. CAMJttallon FrM JIM CURED'.. WHEN A FELLOW Buys AT CUT --N RATES HE f59 GENERALLY X 6ETS iftBOLir 3svVKAT WE r yessir! quality Mi Pure Herbul HcuH'dles. Special treatment for eft:), aliment prepared from pure botanical herbs, rootsfe4ark, etc. from formulae of eminent herbal physicians and spe 23ES DON'T CHEAT YQURSELF! Go Today The Best Doug Ever Made! I R7l. Tifcl 1 fTvtl rlQir With TTnnrorrn. I I e 1 .J BJTfll fill -v II I ADVENTURE Wj 8"N counterplot, mystery wth4r jtff "COAST S and intrigue. A tender ftl VJpvJ. OF FOLLY" 5, and romantic siory ls3rS& youth nor age can re- Ifl SPECIAL SALE Bamboo Leaf Rakes We have a rock-bottom price cn this popu lar leaf rake. Buy two for the original price of cue. . Priced So Kvory Get Yours Knrly They Sweep Leaves Like a Broom Does the Dirt. Seed & Fruitgrowers Attention BEAR CREEK LIQUID LIME-SULPHUR SPRAY SOLUTION ; ..'..',.' AU ' h Dependable and effective. The best and cheapest clean-up spray. Used by the leading growers of the valley. Deliveries now ready for fall application. Bear Creek Spray Corporation, at Bear Creek Orchards Phone 401-R-4 Chevrolet Light Delivery 5 New Balloon Cord Tires " Special Price o The Bu90Gorner Motor Co. BUI it. 193 Large cotton rags wanted at Mail Tribunn office. Record Audiences cialists. Dr. llulstead, Phlppa Family Ciiu Afford One. Save the Leaves. Use Them to Mulch .Flower and Bulb Beds. Feed Co. Tribune office, o o -"V o o