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Newspaper Page Texto PXGE TWO HfEDFORD TfiHL TRIBUNE, rEDFORD, ORE005T. fiUXDXY. XPRIL 8, 1928. Iocnl and Personal This is Kaster rtny with till lt!hlle they rented m nt the Hotel i td memories, and with Hpeeiul j ;. an nuio journey - , . from ll.iul iinrl other cities ill vW. 'music and decnrallnns In ,,, ,(.n.,.y. Tll(.y ,he ,,,., all tin' churches. It also I" the ; ,., mi their ji.ui iii y homo to day. on wlilrh many iiuii-kuIhk , I'ni'tli.i.'l. uhurch mf-rnlier u " " a- , Hce Kllnnr llaiilcy Bush fop re-' tend the services. The Kiinler j cleaned alfalfa seed nnrt baled hay. ! (-KB hunt this morning at it o'clock 8g .;. .ln. l'hune !Ki2. 332lf i the children' plajgTOnnil will ; Following an ou-i iilion at. the i -i....l...Kl.. HtlMtn iMfinu ..l.lf' fi.lkx : . ...... ....... i . .. i r,V,ricn, ,. to watch the young- titers search for the eggs, which v.lll be hidden by fc'lrls of the junior high school. The hunt Is open only to chlllln n under 12 .1VL r , t..-,i,.i-,ts are yenrs of age und participants are reminded not tu ariiv on the hunting scene until nine cluck. lllliu m. . ..o J clrk. Bays that In order to aecom - mbdate the working people, she Will keep the office open for reg - Istratlon of voters during the noon hour of April 13, 14. lOand 17. 17- A. C. Allen of this city will be In attendance at the meeting or, the t-'tate Board of Hortkulture. of which he la a member for this district, which will be held to- morrow in Portland, und at which tl,e standard near bog and nut grades will be discussed. Fletcher Fish w... al,o.ed the sess.on. Attention, M. W. A. and itoyal Neighbors! Dance with refresh-, ments Anrll lZlh. lilies 2..C. gents &0c 21 Xews has reached .Medford that Itev. John V. Sharp, former well known Medford and southern Ore gon Free Methodist church mln- lster who Is in his eighties, is seriously ill from a complication j and Medford were visitors in of infirmities, due to old age, at j Koseburg over last Thursday, hlii home at HViwthorne. Calif., i "Be kind for a year for a dnl nhnut thirty miles out of l.os Inr," send to Jackson County Hu Attgeles, jmnne Society, Medford. 36 Extra special bargains at thai The highways leading from Kmnu Lou Hat Khoppe In M. M. Htore. We Invite you to telie vantage of this amazing offer for one - week only. See the smart, pretty' new hats, special $1.9 $2.8, S3J8 nnd 4.9K. Klddln'hats Sc up to 12.911. Oreen trading stamps given here. You can't nf ford to miss these bargains. 18' -Miss Frances Pratt nnd Miss Margaret McCoy, ' both of Ash ' land, have been selected to tench In "the Talent high school next year, the former being commer cial teacher, and the latter, home economics Ashland Tidings. Why not scatter Kasler Joys throughout the summer, by plant ing gladiolus by the hundred? Pendleton, (lrandeur, Halley, crim son Glow. Hhayl.-r and Prince of Wales, delivered by post, 2. 2.f.'l and S3 per 100. Send orders to Mrs. K. V. Story, Wolf Creek, Ore. 17 Mrs. Ford Ilubbnrd nnd Hon Howard, are spending today at Crencent City, having motored to that place early In the morn ing. Wells Taxi. 2 So. Phone 36. "tt ' Mr. Hoy -lOUIntt, who for some tinle has been connected with Medford'H ' fire department, und who severnl days ago decided to j attend the Wlllos-Kelloy hanglng nt Salem on April 13, has changed his mind again and- decided not to go. This latest change cajne when he discovered that the !;lth climes' on Friday. "Here dwells youth," attractive booklet, (let one free nt Cnlvlg Drugs, next to Hlalto theater. Open every night nnd Sundays. 20 Hester Leltny ol .larbidge, Nev., arrived lust week to visit his brother, Harry 1-1. J.cltoy. man ager of Cut-gill Court. The brollt ers' had not Heen eacii other for 28 years nnd the visitor has plans of making his permanent home In Medford. If you wnnt a good building lonn on a low rate of Interest, see Red den & Co. 42tf The young people's societies of the churches of Grunts Pass will attend a sunrise service at Itiv erslde park nt seven o'clock Ihls Master morning. Best t'tnh coal. Hansen Coal Co. Phono 235. 337lf Wallace Singleton, special agent fnf the standard Oil cnniimny In Sledford. Is In the Veterans' hos pital at Portland, for a major Operation. Frank C. VnnDyke. who la n Medford sophomore student nt the Willamette university, has been letted , manager of Slny ' day. which Is an annual feature event of the university student activi ties. This stormy weather has made It difficult for shoppers; however, the sale of pianos. Vlctrolas and iiuios. now going on at Palmer Music House has been very suc cessful. The sale will continue all this week. If you have been want ing a bargain In n rndlo now Is ydtir time to get It. Severnl slx tuhe sets are being offered nt one third to onc-hnlt off. These sets have been used as demonstrntols und are fully guaranteed. Special terms are In effect during the sale. V Toast is rapidly becoming; a universal food. When made from Fluhrer's Milk Bread it becomes doubly appetizing;. Wm. N. Simpson, thu well! known wholesale tlrujj lmune ti av- f-iiiiK ivirtn!tiv' out of I'ojt liiltd, iind who -formerly murie ..hi headfjuat tern In .M fit lord, wan in the city unofficially for a few hours ytwtenluy with his wife. . " r " ' JL. tt;.s removed to his home on West ; : Si coikI street yesterday. j "Here dwells youth," booklet act one free at Colvlit U.. ..... .. .. .. . "ll,K , o,u)!ii ,.xt , mai, theater. Open every night and Sundays. 20 ; Jerrv .li-i-.ime Is the flru. O I i kit .ii i rair;i iui ll.n OOS.'rviHg; ithe stop rules. This accounts tor JUrs. Jerome's worried ,ljk. ! Medford Ill-Times. I Hounty warrants were lssi.e.1 yesterday at the county clerks of- I CJ? "If,i,lfa "fed a"d baled har - , flee to Anton King of Ashland for'826 K' M,,,n- 1 nono 902' 332tf one coyote and llnrvev Torrance ; of Jacksonville for one i,i,.,..,i Torrance tranncd the bob-cat on Jackson creek above Jacksonville near' the city dan. and , eported 1 last evenln. the eat, . ,.... ;ln his section. , , you mu register . vote at the . primary May 1". The now law puts a stop to swearlnB In voles on elrc - ton dav. Ill.i., ... .,.. ...i.l,:"" " """ "', "' .o 1 1.. C. Clnrlock at the Chsmber of Commerce or nt county clerk's of flee In Medford. tf .Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Col llns of Salem and former well known residents of Jacksonville .Medford in all tllrci-tl.ms lire now nd-lfree of snow and are open to travel, according to the state highway department district of fice nt Grunts Puss. All the Snow has melted from the' highways over thn Slsklyotis and Gi n Springs mountain. Mls.i Jnneck will ho nt Shields' store all next week, giving honked rug demonstrations. 17 Circuit Judge O. M. Corklns or Lakevlew, who Is well known here through having prcsl.lc.1 In the I 'I court during Judge Thomns' Incapacity, Is doing relief duty work In the .Multnomah county circuit court, nnd was trying cases In Portland nil last week. Select your new spring suit nt the Men's Shop, from the M. Horn and F.d V. Price lines. All the new weaves from 2fi to Sr.o. We guar antee fit and satisfaction. 32(ltf ft was Just by accident that Stanley Jtodgers, wrestler who formerly made his hondiiunrters at Grants Pass, arrived In Med ford Friday evening to see the Hull .Montana und AT Karaslck wrestling 1 match, ltodgers had been In l.os Angeles and was en route to lOugene, when at Ashland ho noticed an advertising card announcing last night's match. Me Htoppcd tiff here and as a -rek still was matched with Sam Clap. nam, tun iirtiish l.lon, for a bout In Medium April 1. Kodgers left yesterday morning for Kugene, but Will he back early In the week. Wells Taxi, 2fic. Phone 25. tf Walnut li)) grafting liv exnnr. lonceil, HiicciisKful walnut itrniior Call nt iiildrciHS, 4M7 Ho. Fir. I'.i'lm Pardee, student of Ibis city, has been appointed u vice. president of 111.- Y. W. c. A. cab inet at the Oregon Agricultural oUege. You'll like our evening dinners. S0c nnd tie. Jackson Hotel Cof fee Shop. 233tf I he annual military training ramp for Oregon and part or tYaslilngton will bo held tills year it wincotivor. Wash., June 1 it to Inly Ifi. The quota Tor Jackson county for the III2N c.nnp has been raised to six students. That good coal. Hansen Coal Co. Phone 233. 337tf Fish egg taking by the Oregon slate game commission has start ed at seven hatcheries with ex- llent prospects for a larger egg. take than last year, ucrnrdllig to .Malt A. lti kyman, superintendent of hatcheries, who expects In sup ervise personally the taking or rainbow Iroul eggs at Diamond lake this spring and expects to siiowshoe In to the hatchery In April, about a month earlier than Inst year due In the lighter snow. record of I S.OIMI.IIOU eggs was made last year at Diamond lnki land Itvckman exiieclx to b.. reeurd fall ihlH xprlnK In the face of excellent enndltlniiH wild to exi.st at the lake. .Sportsmen attending the x-mic bitnUel at AHhland, April 1 1th, wtih extra room for pttKcnrerH, pleas report to ChriH Oottlleb. t'haniher of (Anninerre. jLlkewine, thowe that have mo meaiiH of tran portntion. tS Khleher VMi will leavo for I'oiilmul today to attend the Mate board of horticulture meetlnK held in that city Munday. See OharlcH A. WIiir to buy your home, 3 AMiland's city water Mippty will he normal m xi minimcr. accord -int to ily Water Superintendent Kul llnhler of that city. IVoft peciH tnr a Mirrtclcnt water up ply were pour a week ano hut the recent heavy huowh have In creaseti almoHl hy a half the depth of ilriftN n AMhland Uutte, , 1 1 r 1 1 " i reporlH. Henuiiful tlano and MonoRtam enstcin rapeatix. featured exclu sive at the Hand ltox, S2S Kat th Nt.. fiint door east of Oroce. terla. ANo niin popular priced millinery. We Invite you to nur new Nhoppe. H "'''. It take me a long time to Ket any place.'' slli.-d , Hoover llowet-tium yesinthiy afl ernoon as he Ntepprd out of the new coupe he purchan.-d last week. "You Kef," he exidained, "I can only t;a ttt mileH per hour and I uetl to no at least 4 wherever I went, but I undcrrdumt that my new cm ran ko ii lot faster nnd. even If I ii- i It. nn sunn an nhe'ii broken hi. I ll chi.w a lot of pro , pie real speed.'" And now Male nnd ctty Irafltc offlceiM are watch Iiik him constantly. A Keens wan IkhucU at the . county clerk'n ofl'jc e yexterday to W. A. Mullen, advance mun, for (hi- Allner K. Kline Shown to ut- pear here a I the fuliKiouniiH from May 2s to June 2. The shows, I ' ' ou" " which have been' winterinic in ! vs- lnc California Oregon I'owei" southern California, appi-ared here i1""-- The case was nettled after lust year and left a favorable tin- , tile trial had commenced. I-onl-preKsinn. i Xeidermeyer accompanied MPHfP. Delllla HteveiM llcyer. county Newman and Neilnon. clerk, say that In order to uccom-i "e ure and nee those elegant modatu the working people, she hooked rug. on display In our will keep the officii open for rug-j show window. Shield'. 17 iHtration of votein during the noon) The l"gn ad "f the California hour of April 13, 14, 16 and IT. 17 Mr. and Mrn. ' Kr.-tnk Huffman : l.mlannn Huffman, who .had been vIk;?Hib relative at 'Mliian, Ore., hiv returned to their l ... f ' iiuine iii'i v. i'.asler j l l l e s. Hydrangeas and choice cut flowers. Medford i;ren Kaster lilies. hydranReas and House. f'hone "4. Downtown .mil lit Pull-in's ilrnnr ut,.r lltfi , . ..... ... ., . i ...i. nun .in?.. .iiitrK rrue, who ,, . ... 1 , " . . '." 'land, -spent Wednesday afternoon visiting with friends in Medford. I eo Kllnor Uanley Bush for re - '" i ciu. inns fro'" '-0" Angeles recently relate """ "icy saw wan. I y Hherwood ofMhe local post :,t ,h" vn"" ,hore '"" Peanuts and watching the I Mack Sennett bathing beauty girls ",'T 1 , " ' . "T. last .Monday on his annual v.ica. ; "". V 7" " " . " Angeles. .Much money has been ii-HI l.r. I.t,.l.i ir hiu n..An..n ..-... t. .,t. ...ii- ..n i,n. t..- .i in say "Hello Hubs, will be back neanng completion, with workmen In an hour or so," as the Med- engaged for the past week lay ford postofflce shiek has so many ; inK ,ne concrete floor. leaving frtendH, KlrlH ami hoys, cMpectally rIi'Ih. In that city und surroumt liiK territory. , Iet me write your ftre insurance. Tail Y. TenKwald, Hotel Holland. Phone 093. if The members of the 1'lks lodffe will march from the Klkn temple thiH evening to St. .Mark'n Kpla-. copal etiurch to attend the eve- nlntf KaHter nervlceH there at 7:30 p. in., conducted by Hev. Wm. H. Hamilton, chaplain of the IoiIko. S. Ii. Newcomh Jr., han ac cepted a position with the Valley Fuel company. Utah coal, clean, low In ash. Han sen Coal Co. Phono 239. 337tf ftert IfiitcH of the. KoHehurK NcwR-ltevlew. arrived in 'Medford yeKtei day afternoon to take part In the welcome und Kcneral re ception of National Commander H. K. Spafford of the American Legion, who Ih to nrrlve thiH after noon hy airplane from Reno, Nev. HemHlltchliitf 8o per ynrd. Hut tons covered at Humllcraft Shop., tf! dene i-nymon and CharleH Dor- ety of the H. I. 1,. I'lcturcH com puny, which filmed a comedy here this week, returned l-'rhlay eve- ' nliiK from Klainaih KhIIk, where they had Kpent the ilay on bu.si ncKH. Th two men. tou;ether with iHcmbei-H tof their company, will probably he in .Medford until the middle of next week, adcorditiK to premmt plans. Which of thoHQ plunos do you know? A. It, Chnue, Hunh A Gertz; Wellington, KiMKHbury. Monurk. Haldwln, M culler, Cumberland nnd Story & Clark, all these ure on salu at the Palmer MuhIo House. "We Sell HapplncHH.'- 17 V. W. Kiiin of Salem l Hjinnd hiK the weck-emt In .Medford vim ilinK friendH. .MarriaKe llcenscH were InhuciI at the county clerk a office yesterday forenoon to two brotheiH and two sisterH, for whom a double wed ding wan held last evening nt Cm-gill Court. The licenses were Issued to Chnrles Coghill, 20, and 10 n una SlmtnonN, 20. and to Wil liam Coghlll, 2-1, and Sadie Mini inoiiM. 17. All are Medford res idents. Licenses were issued yes terday afternoon to Krank Mor ris, 5(1, of Weed. Cul., and Klhol Ilcagan. flu, of Stocklun, cul., and to Pritnio Clardl, 34. and Opal Marie Clemenson, 29. both of Med ford. Try our noonday merchants lunch. 40c. and COc. Jackson Hotel Coffee Shop. 293tf After having been Incapacitated for mc vera 1 months as the result of an airplane crash at Shasta Springs, Cnl., while en route from Med font to San Francisco with the regular morning air mall, Arthur Siarhuck resumed duties Friday art pilot on the San Francisco to Med ford run. He declared last eve ning that he is hack to normal nnd ready to fly air mall Indef initely. . . Think of the gift Importance of hooked rugs. They last n lifetime. All Instructions free. Shield. 17 Kobert Quick, drums Pass box ing promoter, was among the vis Horn In Medford Friday evening ami reports that preliminary prep arations for the smoker to be hold there next Friday ate progressing. Joe dormnn will fight lMdie Mc- Intyre of Portland In the main ' event.- which will be preceded by several preliminaries. W. K. Carpenter, superintendent of the American Railway Kxpress company out of San Francisco ami d. II. Campbell, route agent out of Kugene. spent yesterday In the city making . preliminary ar-t-uiitimcnt for the establishment of Medford as one of the prin cipal lauding points In the Amer ican Railway Kx press transcontin ental route-, which will go Into ef fect April Hi. SrtiilUli Itlle. .inu-il in.Mtinn HiHklyoti l.oilne of Perfe.'llon. 7:30 i. III., April Sih. Ill-other Oomiil.tn will present a innttrr of Interfnt to nil ineinherK. 1. I" WILLIAMS. Sory. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY IK Vol' WANT n wonliliy plens. Init swe.Mh.'m t, wi ll,. Kern Orev. i-iiI.hi II, rl. v.lmi.l, Ohio. .ai AIM'I.IOATIDN.S lire now' heinu Liken Tor the newly i-rnlodel.-.l nn.l refin-nlMheil npiirlinenN In I he Mllale t Vnler lUlll.llnc. A No I llliee sleeplim rolfH f.ir bilfh elorn. Kui.k t'.'O per ni. mill nn.l up: no . Iill.lren. 23 KOI! KALI-: rive-room moil. -i 11 nniine. r..rn,.- ..t, imvetl. ...ivt ftonl. niiliilt-ln Iniiiiliv :i3. 1J Attorney Krank J. .NVwrnun and Ceot'ti' N't'in are home 1 ! friu PmUaml where they wet f rM 't',entiK lh l'l"'f i" tin" r . Oregon I'nwer company, designed ' by Herb (Jrey, the Mall Tribune advertising manager, and printed . In the New Year's edition of this i ! "aiier l reproduced in the llyllea-! i hi. Vtaon lit a ... rn.nl. M I ! uMt'"' ' .unit it,- n a j sample of liiKh clasB ad writing ; o. u,Kn cass au wnuug and artistic arrangement and me- ! chanical work. Kvery man and woman over 21 !,! . ... ,u j o ... u,,, it.nu ... mc ... i. i. , I nn7v , , , J . ' . ' mary. May 18, Is entitled to vote. ! 'Ut must register nt once. Anyone: ! ln the cunty can register at county J,,tr .,'. J'uro'1r,re"""",t register at Chamber of Commerce , -- - ' J. K I'artrid'te civil engineer ol ,n, ! pany. has an Illustrated article In j !ll"'t'll , n"mber "f "y'"""" ' ! ManaKenient. a monthly magazine " 1 ne ' ascade Divide In Ore- , STte describm;' be 'eono ' "s I '" describing Ihe enmities and ' fiod". Z ...lA .T. Z .......... , . ,,.-,,,, i unexcelled anywhere In the I'nited ' I The new R.n rkritill l.i.tl.ll.. ..n . I North Central five... in lu u..r..i..n n.. ' only minor details to be completed oerore the building will ho ready for occupuncy. j.fter having been in tho course of construction for the past two months. Notice. ! All persons desiring lots in I. O. O. F. cemetery taken care of, no-! tify sexton at once. 17 4- 1 Slice p Owners, Attention! , We are In position to pay yo 1 more than anybody for wool-mo- I hair. See us before you sell. j MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE, Phone 1082, 27 N. Crane m 3C9tf The Hotel Jackson ; Dining Room Union News Company - Coast to Coast . .1 . . ' Easter Menu SOUPS Hrnth of Chicken or Clilnkon mn bo SA1,ADS Crab Saluil. Rlirimp Hnliiri 1 Combination 'ciibiao OP HouKt YomiK l.fK of Lamb with I'ii'hIi Mint Hiiueo linked Yoiiiik Orenon CnpniiH, 1 Huge i-esHll:-; ; linked llon'mcl's nlim, Virclnln Hlyle VKGETAM.KS FreNh Pena In Crenm .Mushed PotatoeH Hot Breiul DICSSICKTS Apple I'le Mince Pie Ciwlurd Pie Ice Crenni linked Apple. ' DRINKS Collnp, Coroa, Teu. Milk I Postum I THOMAS O'NEIL Local ChefMiimiKer 6l2 Interest pnynltle fvery six jiiontlis is nil tliat the' Mttro(iolitnu Lift1 In Hiiriiiii'p Company eluirses mi their Homo I.oim Plan. Coll nt our office for full par ticulars. Commercial Finance Corporation 204-0 First National Bank Building - 1 'i h9ttp 1 Victor MchTenzle of Hulein and Bert Bates of Koseburi; were among the delegations or J.egion nailes from varwji points throughout the stateT who arrived in Medford yesterday to welcome t'oniinunder Hiiafrord. who will ar rive here at noon today. Knster lilies, hydrangeas and choice cut flowers. Medford Green House. Phone 374. Downtown sale at folvlg's drug store. lltf Miss Alice Takahlra. an em ployee of the Jewel Cafe, is re ported to be steadily improving at the Sacred Heart hospital, where she has been suffering from diptheria. Attention. M. V.'. A. and Itoyal Neighbors! Dnncn with refresh ments, April uth. Jrdies 25c. gents Sue. . 2j -Mrs. Merle Clasey, a former, .Medford junior high school teach er, was a visitor in Medford Fri day with friends. .Mrs. rlasey Is a member of the Marshfield school facnlty and .spent yesterday with friends In C'.rants Pass. The Fashion Snop adviser on wardrobe will call at your home. Appointment by telenhnno rie tf; day a week. I'honellxl Utf These Drug Stores are open nights this week: Jarmin & Woods ' James McNair Pharmacy West Side Pharmacy .,- si ii i Decayed Teeth llltllllltlll 're 0 pnomV t bcnlth and lllllllll III H"y "u'"'nl tatlKlie. Why let lllllllllllll them destroy your health? Illllllllllll your teeth are bothering you lllllllllllll (''( WAtor causes discom llllllllll III 01 " 11 ia l""ll'"lt t0 rnrw lllllllllllll your food properly, come In. lllllllllllll L'xiuuliiocions mc free and you'll lllllllllllll f,'u' ln-v churKes moderate, con- lllllllllllll sclent with Hie IIKST dental I lllllllllllll I "oik. if repairs are needed. L 1 1 DR. I. Office Phone, 872 J ' 525 E. Main Si Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blakely ar rived In Meilford yesterday for several liny..' vi.-il. Mr. Illaki-ly. . who i iiresideiu pf. the. Sterling Mining company. spent several i hours yesterday in the Apptegate district inspecting the work being Irlone on that property. 12 1 Accurately cut. ; selected III Diamonds of matched col- jl or and weight, perfectly ill set in. platinum or white II Kold make these riims best 111 selections. I Investors Dividends on the 7 PREFERRED stock of this Association are guaranteed by the earnings of over 81,000,000.00. This is an ideal investment Jackson Association The Place to I nvest Your Savings Don't Be R Hog licenses were l.'-sucd dur ing the past week at the coun ty clerk's office to Itoger Early, j:. .it. Bropliy uud Sarah Pyhurn . all of Medford. making a total of, le-is than 20 dog owners who have! FOR SALE Beautiful Residence, 610 South Oakdale Ave. t'oiilaiiiini; Iui'hp living room, diniiii: room, scwini; room, kitchen, four hedroomes, oup sleepinf; porch, two hath rooms; wood shed, hot water heatin(f plant: lot ti4xlii feet. House is in splendid condition. Price 10,i.HI0.iHI. Reasonable terms. I'hone 2'20-lj for appointments to inspect. j Dahlia and Gladiola Bulbs We have a choice stock of home-grown Dahlia and Gladiola bulbs for sale at reasonable prices. These bulbs are all our own raising and are prize-winning stock. Send for list of varieties and prices. Hosier's Flower Gardens ASHLAND, OREGON Phone 341-J County & Loan it Discouraged! if you have met with disappointment in the fit. comfort, prac ticaliility and appearance of your present plate. Come in and see me. .Misfits are common as a preat amount of skill is re quired to produce perfect results in this line of dental work. Plate work is one of my specialties and my office is equipped to offer you the very hest in stroiifr. comfortable plates. 1 use the best materials and the ureatest of cue in the fitting and makin- of these plates so. if yo satisfied with"your present one. come in and see me. You'll be pleased with my work. -and remember: My plales are fir.-WJAXTEKI) to please. GOVE Residence Phone, ' procured llernse.i since the first of I :he year. Hooked rug making, an am-i-tt art come to lite; fascinating aft J useful work, easily done. Free ir- slructions at Shields'. 17 h- 786 - J hi n I Crutcr Lake Av. O