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Newspaper Page TextPXGE BIX CXH XTV (XH'HT PltOCKKDIXiJK The fullowinK 1h a schedule of expenditures of Jaekfcon County. Oregon, toother with u lint of the claimants and articles of wrvU-eH ...t.i,.t. ,-!-... in mail, II ml which were piuyed unon by County of Jacknon during month of February, 1 9ii . Th following bills were allow ed tiH folloWH with the exception phoxvn: I.IBItAlCY Yi'SU Slrn. J. K. . Itrown, tml- ury - O U r o w n e H u r d xv a r e Co., O - uppHe -- A 1.'.. . ..I It . ... I., fx- v a.no 30.00 1 HO. m MO, 4 li.'l,', AtllUIIU 'in jtinv, Bit ih ,i .... Marion Chryider, Hulnry Carol Cox Honk Co., books JHra. it. T. UarriHon, Hal 'y A 6C lock it I'nntery, iM.t-plh-K Medford Aok Store. Htip- IUO Mrs. Myrtle Merrfflcld, O'alury Miu. H. H. -Moore, miI- 0.iry Pioneer Qjbrary Hindiim. binding 1.50 5.0U 5. 00 101.00 Mn. P. A. l'lutt, ni0;i- l nen 038.05 Mrs. Let In Shepherd, sul- 'O Mr. Itelle Smith, Hilary Alius 1I;l7a'1 Taylor, milury Untvemity of Oregon Li brary, hook E. Fay Woolsey, Hillary.. K. Fay Vooley, current expenses Total t 44K.1H rt'IlllKXI' KXPKNNK 1TNI Co only Court -mid CommiHhioiiur Jos"phyne iiittcmun, hkI liry, judge's stenoKrnph er Victor Israeli, salary t xpen' county coin mlnHiuner W. .1. ilartzell, wilury, countv judge Home Tel. & Tel. Co., ser vice Cuurge AUord. salary & expense, county clm- luisrioner V. .1 . 1 i rtzell, expoho, iounly judge ICG. Ttal Circuit CouH Goo. -V. lUnvls, milury, bailiff Jessie Mnstln, IK. salary, court reporter Du'lllhi BtevciiH .Myor, 11.C7 ex- bonne A.f W. Plpf's, office rent Jennie MttHtiu, oxponse... Medford Hook Hlero, hup- plios Helen Arnspiger, f?ctlt Juror's fees Clrns. W. Hantn, petit Jur or's fees Carlton HcIIoxvh, petit jur or's fees Hoy A. Bote, petit Jur or's fees Italph K. Itowen. petit juror's fees Arnel ltutlcr., petit Jur or's fees - J. H. JJutler, jictit Jur or's fees Cieo. I,. Carry, petit Jur or's fees Jus. A. Cass, petit jur or's fees C. W. Conklin, petit Jur or's fees ljiwrenee Crawford, petit juror's fees AV. Y. Crowsoti,, petit jur or's f's Win. .1. Kerns, petit Jur or's fees Zola Kick, petit Jurors Lena" Klii'liV pt'tU juror's Chester Fitch, ptlt Juror's fees Win. Fridegar, petit Jur or's fees Frances Fuller, petit Jur or's fees T. J. Clifford, pi'ttt jurors fees y Chas. (llvan, petit jurors fees Uhiis. t. Holdrtdge, petit Juror's fees Win. A. Hooker, petit Jur or's fees Milton Houston, petit jur or's fees Clarence Hunter, petit Jur or's fees ' L. II- .lacks, petit Juror's feed Gen. Kun.tnnn. petit Jur or's fees JoMi-ph I-:. Lester, petit Juror's fees ... John M. Mast, petit Juror s fees Joseph Melntyre, petit Jur or s fees ' A. Vs. McKay, petit Juntr h fees - C. C. Ncwhry, petit jurors fees ltea.ln N'ewbry. petit Jur or's fees Stephen A. Nye petit Jur or's fees Jas. A. O'llrleti, peiit Jur or'r. fee Arthur M. Titers, petit Juror's fees Stewart I'orler, pel It jur or's fees Frank A. Hec.l, petit Juror's fees F. J. HwennitiK. petit Jur or's fees Fred Taylor, petit Juror's fees 31. A. Thieroir, petit Jur or's fees K. tJ. Trowbridge, petit Juror's fees Frank I'plon, petit Juror's fees I,. T. Wilson, petit Juror s fees Hay 13. Wilson, petit Jur or's fees m. It. Voekey. petit Jur or's fees Mrs. Lee AlchlnNon. cir cuit court witness fees . Lee Atchlnson. jjrcuil ct. Witness fees J Jlrs. (ieorge Daily, circuit court wlness fees !eoi ne Ward, circuit ot. witness fees D. W. Heche, grand Juror's fees - tester II. Fay, grander- or's fees Kulle M. Grieve, grand juror's ft'fs Chas. L. Hock e r smith, grand Juror's fees W. T. Houston, grand Jur- or' fees J3arl Isaac, grand Juror's fees Iv. N.Q'ounger, graml Jur or's fees Alex IanlelH, grand Jury witness fees Chas. T. Fujl'lo, grand Jury wltnessTees SI I'm. Verl tilllnsky, grand Jury witness fees G. I. Hayes, grand ;ury witness fees , J. O. Isaacson, grund Jury witness fees Claude Long, fc'runri Jury witness fees II. M. J'arr. grand Jury witness fees Mrs. 10 1 la J'hHIips, Kntnd Jury wttnnss fees Cordelia 8heiirln, Krand J u ry w 1 1 noss f e es Dr. C. T, Hweeney, grund jury wltnew fees 3V. U. 'ucr., grnnU juiy 15.00 0.00 11. 00 11.00 3.00 11. ou 11.00 0.00 14. (10 3.20 3.00 l.liO 3.00 13.20 7.00 3.40 13.00 3.40 fi.lid 4.00 14.20 4.80 3.00 3. 0 13.40 6.0(1 3.011 12.10 li.ou 13.00 3.00 4. (in if.. on 13.20 0.2O . f..0H 12. SO 7. DO 1 1.6.1 It. IK) ii. mi 4.00 i:i.tni 4.411 &.4M I.llt) sou 2.U0 14.80 13. Iil 30.1111 I'.Otl S.t - 8.4(1 3.00 ".no a.4o 6.20 G.20 2.00 Witn8H foCM P. A. U hltlock, maud jury WltUCHU CCU Total - $ iVuliii Court. the;G V. W o o d. HJilary. clerk of Justice courr.. 3 1 0.00 1 J 03.65 i j.r.oj 8.C0 2.00 ! 2.0o'. the G. O. Taylor, juwtice court costs C. K. Uurne, Justice court eoHttt UIuhh & li ullionime Co., hupphes Geo. K. McConucll, justice court costH ... a H. I... Moore, jin-Wc court COKtS II. U. Recti, JA)'i'u court COUlH . . . J A. lioherts. Juntice court COKlH J. I.. I toe, jiiNiicc court CONtH H. L. Heed, juntice court coats Oo! I 31 10.10 1.00 1 Total 281.41 Sheriffs Olkv. , Olga K. AiuleiHoii. salary. deputy sheriff $ 1 ! Joe Cave, service ; iuen v uy, salary, uoia ; uty shenrf M I IJerneice Jennings, salary. 100.00! 1 2C.5U ! fl.flOj deputy sheriff 5.00 ' L o u i h Jennings, salary, 5AU deputy sheriff q j Lot k JennlriMM. travel ex- TriSi iicTise. deputy sheriff 124. 124.fi'J 7.r.00 raul C. Jennings, salary, 9 deputy sheriff 30.00 Paul C. Jennings, travel i expense, deputy sheriff.. 124. "Si 20S.03, ir.u.s.1 Kalph (1. Jennings, salary, sheriff Ralph C. Jennings, travel expense, sherlif J. 11. Leggltt, service A 80.00 ! rude Mitrtin, work in sheriff s office Mary H w e e n e y, snlary. 1 0H.t(5 I deputy sheriff W. J. (,'oone, lahor 07 Jackson County Abstract Co.. sunnlles i.OO 7.3 It a I p hi. Jennings, ex pense Marshall l r I n t I n g Co., UU.G5 supplieN .... Office Htutlonery .n- 17.12 lily ko suiplies Home Tel. & Tel. Co.. ser- 47I.liU vice 73.10 78. 2 Kllham Stationery at 1'tg. Co., sutMilies , 00 Medford Look Stole, slip- lilles .postal Telegraph-Cable Co.. service C30 Htate IndUNtriiil ArcidenL Comm.. Insurance, neace 6-0ti offici'i'M , l.ur, 0.41 7.50 Western lrnlon, sLrvlce IJ. V. Shockluy, expenso.... Total fl,(iUG.8fi Clerk's Office. Constance Andrews, ual- ary, deputy clerk 00.00 K0.0O 10.00 SO. 00 J 00.00 llili.li" Julia Cnuflcld, s a I a r y, work In clerlf's office ... t.'laudia Klu in, salary, dep uty clerk (1 r u c e Malone, sulary, work in clerk's office M a 1 1 I e Malone, salary. deputy clerk Delllla HteveiiH Meyer, sal ary, county clerk Helen Meyer, salary, W'jvk In clerk's office 80.00 .dah Nell, sajary, deputy . clerk r p h a Stevens, salary, bookkeeper Delllla Stevens Meyer, of fice expense Office Stationery & Sup ply f'o., supplies Jlome Tel. & Tel. Co., set -vice K locker I'rintory, supplies Medford Hook Store, sup plies Cieo. ltarnai d Station ery Co., supplies Marshall Ptg Co.. supplies I'nderwnod Typewriter Co. supplies Kee l.ux Mfg. Co., sup plies Marshall Ptg. Co., supplies Kllham Stntloucry & I'tg. Co., Mipplh'H Delllla Stevens Meyer, ex pense 12 1 10.01) la.r.o 30.00 ::i.: -tl-XS 1-IS. 14.00 Ml. OU 17 I .si.aoTj; Total (To be continued) ! LtJT OF PUBLIClTYi Southern trcgon Is securhm much tuvorablo puhlicily through out the state In connection wli h i be l iii'.s I, eg Ion convention to h hcld here In August. The oificinl bulletin of the I lepartment id' Oregon JUM received iudicutcs the statewide interest being taken in this big event and gives Medford's fur-famed hospitality another well earned -boost. 1 lie following IhdA Is uuoted from the Legion llul!. tin; 'AM Aftnnr' "l'or M imI ford, will (be I he cry from one end of (rei;on to I he other next A ugtist, and why not ? (i)ing, I Just came from the "iVnr j fount r " and believe me that bunch of live wires down South- ci u OrcKou way in e or Mug day and niuht in ananging lor your eutertainmeut. ( Hie Mould think every one In Medfui d la lounged to the American 1. en ion so elilhtist r astic Is c cry on,, over this con- Yentiiui. A "bland and (IimiiIh I'ass Imvr joined In maUinj.fy us a Southern tneuon allalr s, d prepared for a real honest -In -Koodness whale of a good time. Wat eh for alt future annoum-"-incuts of tin' convention and murk your calendars now for August 23-4 where you meet the gann In Medrmd." 't'.KoKtii-; i.ovk. Stale 'ominamler.' 0 KOSKItl'Ktl. Ore.. Mar. I!. - iA' I he city The o' sw Iniinin' hole, In South t'mpqua i Iver In this was patronized llbemlly yesteitl 'etu'iS) 'Skiimsy'' a J his gtuig gett honors for IWir the first to daie the chill of the water. All who look a plunge declared "the water fine." This Is the ear liest opening of the swimming sea son In Itoseburg for mnny years. Another spring day Is In prospect with iho hillsides rovi-ivd with flow oi u. MIDFOOT) MAIL TO VISIT HERE A "Friendmiij; Tour" of h: "South wet Washingtin Hotel ; Men and chambers of Commerce : I will speml the week of March 2ith .0 in Oregon visiting the leading cuimnufiilics ulong tile Pacific Hlghwuy. 0 The purpnse of the caravan Is to afford an opportunity for the men in the southwest Washington who meet the lourixls. to meel ! face to face the lloteiu men and . Chamher of Commerce author!-: trH itl, ther who contact lour-: Wi on iheii way i'A;'Ugli Oregon along the Pacific llihwty. j In naming tlie caravan a "Friendship Tour", President More It of A I rdcen, head of the Hotel Morck at that place, slat ed that this is a friendly visit. . lf! (ill ' mid that the thought ,to thank i theM communities for the work they' have done in passing tourists on to the communities to the; north. q The first night will be spent ln! Portland and dinner with the ; j Hotel Au's association in Port-1 4H.00 ( land Is contemplated. Tuesday 100 00! W'" nt H'"'ut wi,n 11 hiK luncheon! 8 00 : ilt t'orvallls, and a dinner In the ! evening at Salem. eanesti.iy nttunhi- t:inivan will l(W-i lum'h (Mi hi .MrMlnnvillt' and that pv ciiiiik will huvu flhincr at Ku kciii. Thursday noun i'mUuku (!riv will la- hunt tn tin' ili-lvKa-t loll . ami that cvoniiiK KiixohurK will learn alumt Siiuthwi'Ht Wash ington at dinner. I'Ylday noon CranlH Cass will ho the lunrheon stti, douhly iniliortant hecaiiKe it is Iho Juni'tion tor Hie Kid wood hlKhway. l-'rklay afternoon Iho earavan will ko 11k furthest Hotith In a visit to Ashland, and will return evening fit for a dinner Medford. 4 Friday Social Notes and Meetings The parlors of the Medford I Presbyterian enure h were redolent i with almond blossoms, violets and J buttercups Tuesday afternoon, March (in- the annual birth day party sponsored by Mrs. John Perl In behalf of t he Woman's Association. Kor eight years this annual social affair has been held it Mrs. Perl's home, but with the Increased ut tendance each ! the lovely new church was Into serviee for the first time. Mrs. Kdna Isaaes, accompanied hy Mrs. J. ,1. Pitchier, sang tun tvocii! solos, "Coming Home" and When the House 1h Asleep." Miss Dorothy Iteyuolds In her usual artistic manner whistled r, ! "To a Wild Pose" and "Spring's I hnchaitttnenl.' Miss Jeuncsso p.utler rendered several aeeeninble 11,1 i id ii no mimherK n!mi f mi'mIuIkh! i Ii ! Interpretative music durhm I he performance of the traveling troupe of Oriental eelebiltieH who appeared In a stellar presentation of slcluht of hand, fortune tell ing ami tight rope walking. The attendant played by Mrs. Hobert I toy I was very realistic with her j salaams and Turkish continue and 1 assist (Ml with agility Mara.ah i lutha Porter in sleight of hand tricks, which were above the a enige amateur performance. Maximum, Hie mind reader and fortune teller, .l is. John perl, with a crystal embedded In Turk ish handkerchiefs, gave much merriment by t he answers tu such t ties t Ions as "How mauv chlckeiiH will in v tnciikilor hatch V" Petty thrc harp solos, rythmic clearness portends a bright Kti'linell five playing wlili a of toiu whi'li future for IbiM tiling artist. Mis. K. 11. Porter. iiitdcd hv Mis. I 'has. (illbert. Mrs. p. De Wtt. Mis. 1 1 T. Hndliiy, Mrs. Merrill, had ;T1 ranged the birth day table for six honor guests. Mrs. Mundv. Carpenter, lhill;inl. I.uuisdeu. Ni'Wcomh iuid "hiiiuw . Ulll nerved , c,,ffiM Mrs. John delicious candies, cake to about Ml ladies. Perl presented a bon- ,,t.t of HW,.t.t p.-as and roses to l iiniiliua launsden. who had at tended every birthday party. Mrs, V, T. Herring had ai rangcd I be appointments of the honor tuhle with corsage bouquets of swecl peas, liaskets of nuts and candies n ml shamrock place cards. The birthday cuke was the artistic prodttiM of Mrs. t. I . Thompson, who has n n eu lalde repuiatlon among Medford cuke makers. KIT. PITT DRIFTS I Camp No. .' bus resumed work attain In the vicinity of "Tti." with a clew of over ,"0 men. I'red Hatcher was injured last w struck him In the Clayton Conley, No. I, is In the S. pital suffciitm fro f fiimp No. I ek w hen a limb face. also of I'amp I cred 1 leu rl bos a stomach iron-. hie. Itoy Stanley has been helpln; Tom Stanley bunch lotts this week. Tom Cook and family h;io re- 1 turned to litis part of the countr. 1 He is expecthit; to swamp for Mr. Tun utile ii ml Mr, i;ili In Ii-hIdv; of the Medford properly tit Intake I Mr. and Mrs. New ion IMdy w ere ! visit j nt; In Camp I ibis week. M rs. Mm Inula IVuUt bus been 'visiting her daughter. Mr-. Tom Stanley, this week. Mr. and Mrs. H L. lbifnid an.) ! faintly visited with Mr and WiQ I toy Stanley l-'ilday evening. I At tirniulc Ileal-, linker ' li liramle, ore.. Alun h 1!) M.Vt The l.a Orande first Wind . .M. I. A., Jist Oregon independent champions, defeated the Sage bavkriball team of Haker heir '.Satuiday hlKht, CD (o U. TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OPERATIC SINGER AND NEW BRIDE ; : Reinald Werrcflrath, noted opera singer, ia shown here at Buffalo N. Y., witli his recent bride, the former Miss Verna Nidig, of Chevy Chase, . Washington, D. C. WerrenraUi'sXonnerwiicobtained a divorce a year ago at Reno, Nev, GRAHAM-PAIGE The CJraham-I'aige Motors cor poration has a nuotiner-d the ap point men t. effective March 1 , of I-'. It. Valpey as general sales man ager and W. K. Ilellman as asfs-' taut sales manager. Path execu tives have had wide experience In the automotive Industry, and have been associated vltll the three veil r 1 1 on in oroi iiers previuns ni a un tiled I f'H't "ring iniei -sts In the truck l leld lor many years. Mr. Valpey is a native of De troit. His earliest sales training whs with the National Cash Itegis- ler company. Ills I list experience In the atitoniiiilille field was in New I Voik with the Wlllys-nvcrln ml j company. Later lie. was a partner j in the l-'rank !in-N'v York cun j pany. tlistriliutofs of the Kinnklin Icar. His first uoctatlon with the jfiianain brothers as tlistrilm- jtor and then branch manager at New York during the ea' ly devel ; opment of their truck business. I then sa Im manager for tlr.ih-i m Ill-others, and later sales manager of Dodge It rot hers. When Hie j three ( Ira ham brothers aei Hired f the Paige company, Mr. Valpey i Joined 11. ( '. H rah. i m and lais I served as assistant to the vicc lresidcnl tip to liis uppointiiH.nt as j general t-a b-s ma nu gee of t he , t.iahani- I'a l;;e Corporal ion. .Mr. 1 ' 1 1 itut Uii hum lii I:iiiim - vinr. nun in. i. h i loi'ii in Hi 1 1 . lv w.ih iiMsiii'inlril Willi I li- I'r.'l-. less .M oi or i 'nr company, Vorlv. Jitnl from tln-i-i- went I Mm Vulciiit faciories ut Kvaimvillc in a snlcs ciipaclt.v , v 1 1 - h slav cil illilil M'JI. I i . i 1 1 Mini until MUii. Mr. 1 1 ell man mm veil with ( Ir.-ih i m Iholhi mi th' cpi eseiit;! i c oa.-t US iissislimt lo Uol rl '. 'ir.iliuni. lie was also di it - i 'ii sales maiiamr I '.ml hers and beeaiue i'f rMmmcri-i.il car and r f"r ihat 1 in it in .lune. Miiithci lor I', till ceto truck : I'.iJli. W lo the Ii i h im lntln t s I lie Mr. II. l';n iluii ; p.tny j man; 'and ;up g j lory. I a ppoiiiled at Dailus. It to I. ike it the lac- I", utieh il Dell work later u cut t E I. A liliAXlii:, (Me . Miir I, ' I'endlton. Wiilln U nil. :.il.er and l.aCrailde b.isebiill clubs oii;.uiied tie ttlue Mountain leamie at a loeelim- In re i slei d.i eltetin Or. W. T my of Hot Lake, president and Ko Karnum of l.a(iiande, see rctary. A letiial i e schedule w .is presented hut has not b en iven final. approval. b.n red its own Outlaw- pl.iyers w ill and each club w III exer desires in ptavtm: p!: The lea. :UI' will have fi'ssioiia I st, Mils, .liai ii v .-ni t - j 1 1 PREVENTED BY STORM i;ki:mi:ioia'i:. i;, t Mar I. .4'. Miss Mjldied J of I'hlia.b jQ'la. u ho b.ni I to take otr'troin the s CoiuinbiiH when the liner .John,. n pi .inned eamhip ' eral hundred miles out to sea, nv lived tibo.nd the Columbus i..,i;i j haVilltt been f'OVrd t,, postpMHc til ; Vetlt ure. Heaxy m'iii and itppoUiou in he use of ii Junkers airplane by l.ufi hansa were given as the reason. Fnr wxiileil nt UIK otficu. .Vimt IIM S HOP FROM LINER; Hie Mnll Tilb lo clenu. OKKOOKtMOXDAV, MARCII 19, 1928. L INTRODUCED HERE Southern Oregon home owners ami prospective builders will wel come the announcement made to day by the ( 'omincrcial Plnance i 'orpo ration of this city that u low interest home loan plan would he ,handled in Mrdford by this insti tution. The .Metropolitan Life in surance company, u itli resources totalling nearly two and a half hll ' lion dollars, lias selected the Coin ' increia l-'l nance Corpora t Ion to humle their six and one-half per .cent home loan plan here, nffoiil ing local bonny ovv.nurs nm! fiulUK t c;-n a long time luanit this mod crale interest fate. "The loans may be" le secured on d well i ngs. a fa rl metit buildings ami business blocks that uro al ready const ructcd, under con struclion. or to be constructed." W. W. Walker, secretary of the ( 'omiiiereian PluaticP Corpor.i t Ion cs plained yesterday.' "The pew loan may be bad up to one half the combined value of the land and eost of building and. while the loans are made ou a fifteen year basis, they may be paid off on any interest date af ter three years, without penalty. In other words, the contract binds the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company tor fifteen y'nrs and the borrower but Hire years." ! Mr. Walker ri'liri'srllti'd 111 Mel- . i-oniiiit.-iu l.iiv Insiiriiiii-i' i'n. I Mlniicxnlii I'm- u nuinliri' tf yen rs and found (hut it was one of the ' inosl a 11 met ivc h oi ii plan nviiM juble. Sim-c coming to Medford liberal jr.irs ago he has born con ItiiniMlly In ouch with the ilelro- po Ilia u I rying to pcrsuaiie I netn , ; ,, , i ... i r.n-.l ii Ii i lii'ir i ime in to M eil lord w Kit tueir phm. They haw finally de- lo j i tiled to come into this city, which w ill enable people here to lak' I adxant.ige of . this companies' low ', interest rate on home bians. It Its ccitainly gratifying to the of- fu els and direrlors of the I'otn mereiii I IMnanee t 'oi poralion t hat :.lr. Walker's effort. have at last , bei-n .sli'-ccssfnl. U OF p. 6RCHESTRA 10 ! PLAY HERE Tl liex I'mbrw.M'd. rector of the I'nive the tiMted di sity of ( U-euQ symphony nrchest i a. is again hetid - ed tor Medford with his fifty-odd harmonlxers. It w ill be rem 'led that bis oruanl.alion lasl year was second to none and advance re ports have it that he has the lies! orehesti a this season the univer sjtt has known In years. (iliss I'attcrson. the harpist w ho proved a very popular number last season, is nuain iielug eatureii tnis 1 season. The orchestra will play a I one-hour concert both at the mat- inee nnd eveninu oil I liars- b Aspirin Gargle in Sore Throat or Tonsilitis! lri.(4ire h b:irnili.i uml i-tlrrtii : vrHrle by ilni.i'lx inr lu "Itayrr 'l ab ' . ltH of Aspirin" in ft.ur tnbleimnn(ul , uf water. liHrjfle tlumii thimoixhly j I Vv.'Al ill two lieiirn if nertHar. 'I Hp mire vou ue only tlie srntiiiu ! ) ll'er Aoplfiii. mnrknl with tl"- Bayct ( ti... win. Ii .mi l. Imil in tin l.ivei , j el twelve InliUla fer lew i-. nl. .1 SETS PRICESTANDARD, Two equally KlllKins iuoes i) Willyd-tive rland have niaiked l! uf '"" Hi lniee drop on Ihe Whippet and the InlroduclU.n of a third model to the U illys-KniKht lin of X- I cylinder carQut tho owt .rice ever set on any iiiyn-ivingm i have focused attention on this or i sanitation. Tlie sales l eeords I achieved hy the Whippet since the ! present prices . were announced i have been outstanding In their rc ! lation to lieneral motor car sales in I the low price railKe. 1 -The reception of 10 Willys- i KniKht Standard Six. nationals ....... -i... 1.1.1 l.'..K..iif.i-i ourniK ue ,..m.,.e has resulted In a heavy demand ' for this car on tlie part of thou sands of motor car buyers who find in the low prices set on this .model, their first opportunity to buy a car built by Willys-Overland ; with a KniKht sleeve valve motor." i says .Mr. Trelchler, local dealer. "In both the low priced Whippet :and the recent addition to the : Willys-KnlBht line, distinctive feu I tures of design and equipment are I offered. The Whippet is featured ' by perfected body lines and full ! equipment. 1 The ' WHIys-Kniuht Standard I Six Is featured by an unusual I amount of roon in a car of its : price, by novel creations in body linen and body " decorations and ,tnru tno use oj a , ,.u-uiik. (steering wheel foot control of the (headlights and dimmers and a ne jand highly decorative instrument J board panel." Tire Manufacturers Keep Pace With Auto That tire manufacturers have kept pace with the rapid develop ment of the automobile was the declaration of L C. Furnas of the Medford Service Station, local Coodyear dealers who pointed out that tires have aided not a little in the advancement of automotive transportation. "As all motorists know," he said "there have been numerous changes in the design of automo biles, especially In wheel diameters which on most cars have been re duced, and that mean bringing out new size tires and changes In tire construction. "The Coodyear Tire & Rubber Co. has always led the way In making Improvements and In In troducing additional types to meet more exacting transportation re quirements of the automobile and truck. "The company's engineers have worked closely with car manufac turers to learn their exact require ments for original tire equipment hint have designed Coodyear tires tu meet their needs. "And, to make sure that Cood year tires, in every size and type. are as near perfection as they can j lie, the company maintains a fleet of automobiles and trucks to test tires, driving them LM hours a day, over nil kinds of roads anil under all conditions, to learn If further I improvements calf be made. 'Tor years, ever since the early days of the company, a group uf i technical tire experts have been at j work studying methods of design iand compounding and out of j ioodyear's laboratories and draft - inu ruuins nnve come many ut tno j pieco-noods mlor samples. Or. bi il improvi infills which have hi-ncdi- j hmtrntiil book Color Craft flee from nl Hie tiro industry as u whole and , DIAMOND DYKS, Dept. Nil, Hurling-wjiit-lt, have, rendered .lilh service ton, Vermont. to users, of automobiles and I Struck; ions mm Tiiar many iwlo troM bllloiunes hi thi? Mv utile trite utmtt ct tlio dismire sytap'. tint: I'.al Luiilcr tnttin. wiewinn nttHttire rut T- u:ijinirti; owtcmo; bLUlIUlttf Dtltcr j ii:2ortiuj ami bawd nvptlarty by 1 i-Jiti ijnrjnpcriain s 'I ihipin tar rii"l' arrMI&n limtllir r-iif nr ITic i.orXri siws at pir ilrna-(st lVr frn. Mini.'" CSainbrrta!n Mnd. Co.. 609 6th Arti.. O'i IWoiney, lew. MTU Silicas BM TABLETSTO"riE3BI1BBHEJ PHONE US Our Service Reaches To All The Nearby Communities On rerelpt nf your phune call we will Immediately no tu your limne. and our arrival will mark the beslnniiiR of a service wliUU you will always remember with satisfaction. 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This one respect will be th'-it the members of the imp-rial household and diplomatic corps will ride in automobiles. Already, altho tlie sacred rice which the emmror will offer to the spirit of his ancestors is barely nhinted, preparations for the bill- eoronulion ... , ceren.onies are and reprcsenta-; well under way Itives of the Japanesi. government have boucht five fhrysler union sinces for use on the memorable occasion, and thereafter, by mem bers of the imperial household. The cars for this imperial use are appropriately of the Imperial "SO" model, and embody all the sumptuous luxury associated with royal usage. They are contracted for delivery in .May nnd are being fitted up In accordance with rigid specifications laid down by Japa nese custom. Tln-ir color will be tlie exact shade of red which is 'Served in Japan for the exclusive j use of the imperial household, but alien hands are nut entrusted with the delicate task of painting on thom the , cmit whi(.n ()istm , ishos a arUHoH KlJl nIort for . .Mika(Us fanuy nulttl func tion Is to be performed hy skilled artisans In Tokio. who know fly long pfaetice the precise outlines of the symbol and who alone can portray them with the precision demanded by tradition. The five Chry.UcrH were, pur chased by James D. Nason, man aging director of the Yashlma Automobile company. Chrysler representative at Tokio, who was accompanied on the mission from Japan by Katiiaro Wirtdta, lUso a director of the company. Did vou Jcnow that a fifteen-cent envelope of Dinmond Dyes will ilup- 1 irate any delicate tint that nisiy ba i lac vojruo in dainty underwear? Keep j your oldest lingerie, stocking's too. j in the sluule of the hour. It's easy ii ; you onlv use a frwr due. 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