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JXGE TEN TEDFOTID MSIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREfiOy. THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1928. - . to excuse 1 I 111- . A(jf ferfttt exec ft ..." It, M Y dinner table, set with all my best china for our dinner to Jim's new friends, had never looked prettier. But it made my poor hands look dreadfully coarse by comparison. They simply broadcasted "Dishpanl' "And because I fcnow it's just such little things that otherj judge us by, I became self-conscious . . .' ill at ese ... at my own dinner table. " Of course it was foolish of me. With Lux always in the house I was still using old-fashioned harsh soap for tfee dishes. Until that night I had not realized just how pitifully rough and red it made my hands look. ' i "Now I use.Lux for all my dishes. And for cleaning, too! My hands no longer are reddened and coarse. I'm really PROUD now of my dinner-table hands." Many household soaps flakes, chips and cakes re made in the old-fashioned way. They contain harmful alkali that makes the skin rough. There is no injurious alkali in Lux. Made by a re markable process, Lux actually SOOTHES the skin, leave it a little whiter and softer than before. Instnf, sparkling Lux suds, ready before you ever pat your hands in, are so rich and CLEANSING that the dishes seem almost to wash themselves! The big package of Lux washes six weeks' dishes! Lovely hands for so small a price! Ami 6caul (wrier, um Liu Mdt i mairicuriu; ihi nciii, o Kfltn and irMfen Uu fiw jx iteps hvcly the hands thai wasj dishes i4 r VUXA NURSERIES O GROWERS OF CHOICEST i Trtfbs, Shrubs, Plants and Vines We carr.a complcto stock of nil variotig of Pear, Plum, Prune, Applo, Peach, Apricot, Cherry,' Walnut, Al bert, Almond and all other kinds of trees. . O Largest asaortment of Ornamental Trees and Shrubs In Oregon; Plenty of Rose Bushes, Climbing Koses and Vines, Rhu barb and! Asparagus Roots. . STRAWBERRIES We have the famous Progressive and Improved New Oregon strawberry plants on hand. I ; ' O Big stock of bulbs of all kinds. LANDSCAPING FREE We are at your service and will be glad to help you plan and select what you need free of ch.-ge. Salei Yard Cor. 6th & Grape, Medford. Phone 494-J AT ARRIVING DAILY JtOGUK It I V K It ACADEMY, March 22. (HpiK'lal.) Laxl But- urduy night the junior Ji&u en tertained the aenlur8 at Clio hom of J. 8. Van Dorfy The evening was spent In playing games, Ite troth inents were served. The freshmen entertained the suphomores at the home of B. O. lxekwood. A manshmallow roast was a part of their program of entertainment. TueHday afternoon the academy stria went on a hike over the hills south of Mrs. Minear'g farm. They "were supervfKed by Miss Eftther Miller and Miss Cora Smith. The camp fire supper was a most enjoyable part of the occasion. Oliver lijornson moved out of the dormitory into the home of 1. 11. Meehan. Melvln Hunch, who has been staying In the home of principal F. 8. Bunch, is now living in the dormitory. Prof. Clvmer has a very unique way helping his boys . to re member the rules of the home a day or two at well digging. burning brush or cutting wood, without pay. It gives promiwe of being an effective cure. MIks Dorothy It lee, teacher of grades 1-6, has been ill since Thursday. She has been taking trputmcnts in, the Hogue River sanitarium at Jacksonville. The Interest In Rogue River academy Is widening and ripen ing into results A famjly from MiHKiHfippl, having two children to place In school, have jUHt ar rived, and contemplate buying n Hinitll tract from II. A. Hare of Berkeley orchards. Another family with five children to edu cate will soon arrive from Mon tana. One duy's mall brought news from six students for' next WEIL KNQWN ACTOR NEW YORK, Mar. 22. ffl Broadway today mourned Thomas A. Wise, shepherd of the Iamus club and one of the great charac ter actors of the American stage. He died last night in a hotel, next dohr to the club of which he wan head, from the effects of a bron chial and heart attack suffered Tuesday. " The C3-year-old actor had been In failing health for a year. A month ago he became Bl while ap pearing In Chicago, in "Behold This Dreamer," and. returned to few York to recuperate. . He essayed many roles but is probably bestO'emembered for his portrayal of Kalstuff in "The Merry Wives of Windsor.' and Senator William H. La iik' lon. In "The Gen tleman From Mississippi," play of vhlch he was cd-author. A young actor by the name of Doug las Fairbanks was a member of the cast of that play when it was first produced in New York in 1!). Wise toured the country in "The Old Soak," playing the part of Clem Hawley. He also made a two-year tour with Mrs.. Minnie Maddern Flake In "Th Rivals." He was born in Favenmam, Kent, Knglund, March 2. 1S65. but was brought to this country at the age of three and began to earn his own living at the age of nine. His first appearance on Vie stage was In a variety show at Dixon, Cal.. In April, 1883. (Thomas Wise appeared In Mod ford In "The Rivals" with Mrs. Fluke.) yea r. Roaring Comedy Coming Tomorrow Hunt's Craterian Crooks and lovers, melodrama and comedy, thrills and laughter, all combine to make "Partners In Crime," coining to. Hunt's Cra terian tomorrow, an entertainment masterpiece. In this Wallace Beery and Raymond Hittt,6n , team com edy is one of the beat they have ever shown. "Knife Rcagun and his gang, with the. dud detective and the fresh reporter,' portray the stuff that makes tia . heart heai (aster and the lung muscles ache from exercise. , ( , , "Partners In Crime" ts some thing absolutely new, In team com edies. In the first place It Is red- I) lo oded melodrama. Without the laughs it stands on jits merits as a great bit of dramatic entertain ment, j,, But there, are Beery and Hatton nnd how they do lake advantage! of the laugh situations in the pic turn! Add comedy,. , provided by two of the greatest comedians on the screen, to a crook story teeming with excitement, then put In a chnrmlng love theme for good measure, and you have "Partners, in Crime" N. Y. SOCIETY LEADER IER BUTLER NEW YORK, Mar. 22. if?) Mrs. J. Pierpont Edwards, wealthy 7 2-y ear-old widow, was married here two weeks ago to John Bur den, 43, who had been her butler. but the news did not beconw public until today. Mrs. Edwards was the wldov of a former United States consul general to Cireat Brit ain and Is socially prominent. Bur den served in the Black Watch of 'the British army during the World war. Mrs. Edwards Is an aunt of Larry and Monte Wntcrbury, leading polo players. EUROPE MAY PUT U. S. AUTOMOBILES ON QUOTA BASIS PARIS. Mar.!. () The Tails lleral'J today said a huge Kuro- ptan automobile cartel Is boing or ganized to keep American makers out of the continental markets. Italians are the prime movers in the project. They will broach It at a meeting of the leading auto- mobile manufacturers of the orldj to be ld in Paris in Slay. Tticy will propose putting American cars on a quota basis In the Kuropean market and will ask American manufacturers who will be repre sented iU the meeting to agree vol untarily to the proposal. While experts In Paris are doubtQ ful as to the feasibility of the plan, j they see In the general movement j a dangerous' blow to American trade. RADIO TO FEATURE U. OF OREGON BALL One of the Interesting features of the University, of Oregon ball to be given at the Medford Hotel Friday evening will be a few minutes' radio program when the orchestra ' which will be playing for the university ball at the Multnomah Hotel In Portland. wiH broadcast, and the guests at university dances all over the state will listen in. The chair man of each committee will then wire to Portland, making it pos sible for the announcer tot com pare notes on the different balls being held simultaneously In the. state. i The comm.itteo wishes to correct- the announcement previously made, and states the ball hero will be formal for women and semi-formal for men. A few tickets will be' on sale at the Medford Hotel until Friday noon, when the sale will close. The ball is not an invitation affair. Nyssa Contract will be let m June on Owyhee dam, 260 feet htah, to tftnn GOn.OOu acre feet of water. Rochester Doctor Achieves r Remarkable Success With New Prescription for Piles Combat San Jose Scale tvith AVON SPRAY EMULSION 85$ superior quality PMratram Oil Anli Your Shipper ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY Laura LaPlante at Rialto Today Of all tho laugh riots which have plnyed at tho Klaltn theater, tho present attraction. "Finders Keep ers," Is probably tho prize of them all. There Is only one laugh, nnd that lasts for an hour and ten minutes. If one person was resting up an other was laughing, so tho thing wns practically continuous. t Is great wholesome fun, suit able for the entire family, v. Tho action Is laid in a training camp In war times and concerns the ! love nffair of Miss Iti Plant e, dnugh-j ter of tho camp commandant, who is In love with n privnte. All around her nre handsome young officers,! whom she and the private trick, j Plenty of good comedy situations ensue when the private fools the; officers and that Is dangerous' business In the army. j Miss I.nl'iante roue hen the heights of comedy when sh Im personates a private nnd has to take her place in the ranks nnd do tho manual of arms. Imngine. If you can. l.oura I.aPlanto doing' tho mamint of arms! To npprerl-' ate It you have to see th picture nnd It Is recommended to you unconditionally Rochester. X. Y. 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