Medford mail tribune., May 09, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

AGE TWO
JfEDFORD MATT, TRIBUNE, ftfEDFORD, OREfiON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1928.
Californium ri-KlsUTcd at local
1 1 hotclH lucluilc Mr. J. II, I'carHon
OCX LYlX " L'harlfii V. Pearnon of Han
DIck-o. Mr. ami .Mr. V. U. KamliT
A .-1 -il tun of Chlco. Mrs. Kmmu Klukolte
m" trCYSOYltti Cili-ndnlf. Mr. an.l Mrs. Itclkcr
and Mr. anil .Mih. H. J. Durkin of
I. o AnK'li- and C V. Hickem,
Mildred W'oeks, Keith Iliilwill, Mr.
and Mi'h. O. H. Donaldson and ('.
II. I.arnon of San Francisco.
I.ct mo do your haultnK and save
Young man drlvlnK to Krlsco and ;" money M aw. y
a ...in i r.ttiiit-niv IMione lu.l-X, 6 1 U N. liiveruldi'.
The svliool lionrd imciini; last
nlKht ' devoted to routine mat
ters with tlio chief piece of uuslnewi
consisting of the upiiroval of pre
vious monthly ullK
llearln'H on the McNary-Sinnott Among the hotel Hursts from the The Woman's Uililo clans of the'
bill K'antlnt,' iMjrinlsMlun to the I state of Washington reglsteri-d ut I First M. I'., church will meet in
stato of Oregon and Klamuth Irrl-1 Medfnrd hotels are CJ. U. Sainuelu regular session t rlduy ta p.
Ij. A. will take coiiKeniul coinl'any.
No charge. Sec clerk Nash Hotel, j
4'. I
7 to 8 . ni.
Mrs. Don. Newbury will bo hos
tess to the College cluh next Kut-j
urday afternoon at her new home'
on Siskiyou heights. Tiiero will;
be election of officers at this meet-1
ink'.
wrestling. Hilarity Arena, i.iu.s-, m( Tho ,.,,,. wlu llo no)u u,
day night. May 10th. benefit of the
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Sponsored by the Salem chapter
of the Heserve officers' association,
a 'get-tocether" meeting of chap
ter members from southern Oregon
will be held Saturday, May, 18. The
meeting is named In honor of Major
John lJ. Itubb, who soon leaves Ku-
gene for his new station in Wyo
gallon district to suo the United' f Olympia, Hurry K. Hell of llel
States und the California Oregon I llimham. Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Kaun
I'ower company, originally set for dors of Wcnatchee, Mr. und Mrs.
May 10 and 11, havo been post- II. C. liok. Mr. and Mrs. H. J.
poned until tho next session of Thornc and baby, Mrs. Kmmiilln"
congress at the request of Attor- Wood and B. CJ. King of Seattle.
m.v.Ceiieriil ViinWIllkle of Oregon. lrn.iinl r.nw uhfnmnnt . n.,,t
The suit Is desired by the proposed ville sandals. The Hootery. -ivlas well as friends are renuested tol
plainllffs to determine the validity , n Ti.,,.hi,.i ...,n, be present to help make Uiis meet-
oi m po..ur . u,..,m.., -""""; arrived In Mcdford last week from
Itcno. New, to .make their per-
at tho church parlor. There will
be an election of officers. After
the business session there will bo
u program, games und refresh
ments, ulso a handkerchief showeri
for a member who Is leaving. All!
departments of the Sunday school!
Mcdford baseball team.. Karaslek
Two good prelim-
4D'
versus Rogers.
Inarlcs.
Guests from n distance registered1
at: Mcdford hotels Include Walter
M. Illnger of Minneapolis, C. W.
Kimball of Now York City
Wells Taxi. 25c. ' fhone 215. If
Mrs. Gordon Vonrhles left last
night for a several days visit at
Portland.
Walkers' regular mld-woek dunce
Wed. night. Ileal dance music. 4K
The first strawberries In the
Kogua, River valley have been
picked! In a. few weeks these ber
ries will be on the menu of every
home and restaurant. Thero is
little demand for tho Imported her
rles, picked green and allowed to
ripen as best they may. Residents
of tho Rogue valley, are awaiting
the appearance on tho market of
the luscious . home-grown variety.
Orahts Pass Courier.
I saved you from JTlOO to 1.00
on every suit' of .iletronolitnn
clothing you uouufit of mo last
Ing nt
m. A delegation from
vpar ana ieriujnt
pants on ha'veu
lo save suui
and niakiri
brine tk 111
you need extra
friend who wantH
. money. Phone 1 1
'appointment ond I will
i to you. Como in and
glvo lis a call, i7 South Front St.
Night phono, 290-Y. A, V. Craves.
' ' 4S
Dr. E. I). Plckel, city health of
ficer and president, of the state
board of health, after attending
a. district meeting of physicians at
Upscburg.. continued on to Port
land to nltenrt n meeting or tne
state board of health. Mrs. Picket
left last night for Portland to re
main thero several days with her
husband.
Handpleatlng and smocking. The
Fashion Shop, 424 Mcdford Uldg. tf
Twenty out of the state ars reg
istered here yesterday with the lo
cal state auto bureau In ho Cham
ber of Commerce building.
Best Utah coal. Hansen Coal Co.
Rhone 2J9. 337tf
A finnl divorce decree, which
was granted to Mablc Douglas from
John Douglati. was on file today
at the county clerk's office. An
order of defuult In tho divorce ac
tion of I-diura Markham against
Tuesllc Markham was ulsu on flic
today at tho clerk's office.
Wrest Unit.- Hilarity 'Arena. Thurs
day night, AUiy 10th, benefit, of the
Mcdford baseball team. Kai-aslck
versus ltucrs. Two good prelim
inaries. 4!i
Harry Conrad of Kansas City.
Mo., wan among tho motor tourists
front a distuueo who registered to
day at tho local branch of the out
of stato auto roglstration bureau.
Chiropractic Willi Russian mas
sage will clear up that all-gone,
gnawing feeling In stomach. Soe
Dr. Slmklns, over Woolworlh store.
4!
Why Do
thousands of house
wives chooso Fluhror's
Milk Bread each day?
Because experience has
shown them that they
cat) depend on Fluh
rer's Breads. With each
loaf the expectation of
appetizing appearance,
firm, close-knitting tex
ture, and home-like fla
vor, has always been
fulfilled.
This confidence was not
won in a day. It came
as a result of five years
cf effort devoted solely
to baking of better
breads which would be
deserving of this splen
did -tribute. Your gro
cer handles Fluhrer's
Breads. Ask him about
the unusual demand for
Fluhrer's Products.
the IjIhio county chapter will ut-
' tent tho meeting.
Kxnert naintfT. Call 375-L. U2
Tin; unuHUally warm weather
that has leen prevailing hero for
Hevernl 1hvh pnHt, will continue
over Thurnday, according to tho
weather forecast, which predict
mild weather for tonight and
ThurtMlny and low humidity. Ych
terday'H mux. mum win 81 and this
mornlnK'H minimum wuh 44.
Don't forcet Mother'n day. Order
n delicloun box of candy for hfr at
OLovltf Drug's, next to tho Rlallo
theater. Open nights and Kundy.
Free delivery. 36tf
Air. and Mih. II. A. Canaduy of
Uoxchui'K and Mr. and Mr. Waller
Morclier of Ulllard motored to Mcd
ford Sunday to attend the wedding
of Herbert K. Villlamn, formerly
of ltoHPljunr. and Mi Myrtle Jler
cher of Dillard. UohcIiui'k Ncwh-Rcvlcw,
WalkefH' regular mid-week dance
AVed. nlKlit- Hvn dance nuiHic. 48
MIhb Julia JohnHon of pdevan.
Wis., who haa been Hpending the
winter in southern California, ar
rived hero yesterday for a visit of
several weeks with Mrs. II. M. Nel
son of Central Point.
Wrestling, Hilarity Arena, Thurs
day nlKlit, May 10th, benefit of tho
Mcdford baseball toaiu. Karaslck
versus Itogers, Two good prelim
inaries. 49
Guests from Portland registered
at Mcdford hotels Include A. K.
McKenzle. O. K. UiiKley. V. J.
Iteed. Albert itebel, V. J. McLcl
1a n. W. II. Grebe, M. U AVolf. Wm.
V. Chryer, H. J. Warner. O. h. Ilut
ton, Louis It. Centro, Mr. and Mrs.
Mansfield. A. A. Hale, It. A. tirny,
C. 15. McColm, Jack CHrrutherH,
Jack Myley, Mr. and Mrs. Itogers.
W. J. WcKwall. C. F. Taylor and
A. C. Ilradley.
I'elton bathlitK suits with the new
brasslere-ln. Hop them in our win
dows at Ailriennc's. ra
A minor auto collision took place
last Monday eveniiiK at the inter
section of Main and Ivy stroets
when a cKr driven by Mrs. P. J.
Nef f collided with one driven by
W. N. 'Wallls, accordliiK to an auto
aceldimt report on file today nt the
police 'ftthl Ion r ' ' -J '--v
Wanted, furntluro repairing. A.
N. Thlbnult. I'hfine 9I1U-U, 48
Mr. and Mrs. It. (i. Ileach, Mrs.
I.yda Khm, MIhh AumukIil Clover,
Mr. und Mrs. K. I). Juckson and
Frank James were among the Mcd
ford citizens wtio attended the May
day fete at Central Point lust v veil
ing. They reported an exception
ally Kood performance, reflecting
credit on Mrs. Margaret I luuloon
Williamson, who had chain e of Hie
prcHcntatlon, which Included over
L'QO children, with Miss Irene Lam
bert us queen and the Misses Louise
Pohnert and Flora Collins as the
attendants.
See Kllnor Ilauley Hush for ro
cleaned alfalfa seed and buled hay.
8(1 K. Main. Phono ol. 33Jtf
Tho Crater Iilte highway Im now
olleil as far as Prospect, according
to C. W. Clark if Cascndo norgo,
who was in Medfoid today. lie
reported the road In good condi
tion and a decided Improvement
over last year. He said that the
oiling bus been going ahead at the
rale of six miles per day.
I The Catholic ladles will hold a
fund and handkerchief sale at Mcd
ford i;iectriu Store, Sut May li!.
r.
Mrs. Cluyd Sater and little son
of MedTord and Miss Mary Mc
Comb of Klamath Falls drove to
Coivallls during the week end and
havo been spending several days
with friends. They came here dur
ing the week etui for the reunion
; of Delia ctu alumnae, both being
! graduates of the .). S. C. Mrs.
Sater was Ml Kena LaToureite.
i Coivallls Time Gazette. N
I That good conl. Hansen Coal
Co. Phone i:3!t. 337tf
I Curl K nut sen of Klamath Falls
land Dr. and Mrs. lilneluirt of t'hll-
oqnln were among the Klamath
county visitors who were In Med
i ford yesterday.
i Finance your homo in Southern
! llulldlng nml Loan. &
The Owen-Oregon Lumber com
t puny haKchatl team will play one
of Its first games of the reason
; next Sunday when It meets the
J Central Point nine In the forenoon.
I The local team Is ma tie up of n
hard-hitting crew of hurlers and
( expects to hand the strong Central
l Point team n decisive defeat.
' Don't forget Mother's (y. Order
n delicious box of candy for her at
: CoKlg Drugs, next to the ltialto
, theater. Open nights and Sundays
! Free delivery. 3 t f
! Included among the Orrgonhms
; registered at local hoteN. other
1 than those from Port la nit. are M.
. T. Sanurcy of Itaudon. II. C. Klch
I nrds and Floyd Combs of Snteni.
L. L. Jones. A. C. Smith. F. P.
! Knight. F.d Harney and tl. H.
!Camphrll of Kugene and W.
i Miles of KoNetmru.
1 Dr. A. K. Wa iter K rossfl has
moved to the Palmer Music llblg.,
14 Ko. Itartlett. 6!
A bounty warrant wun InMiied
yestenlay at tb' county clerk's f -flee
to Mrs. K. Ilaier of Ashland
t for two coyotes.
Mr. Mills will be- at the Km inn
('line Shop, phone 451. giving per
manent wavcs. thff week of May
7th to 12th, Price IT. "5, complete
I , w 28tf
Following a vlult for some time
past In Oakland, Cnllf., Mrs. Helen
Johnson returned to Jacksonville
yesterday. j
ITtan roal, clenn, low In ash. ITan-j
?oq Coal Co, Phono 939, iZUf
mltting construction of power dams
In Link river, ubove the Klamath
Irrigation district.
W. H. Cheadle ft rid C. C. Ubh
urdKon. who recently purchased the
Westhtde Shoe Shining puclor from
William Jones, yesterday completed
tho Installation of a new floor in
their place of business on West
Main street. The establishment
was sold last week because of 111
heullh.
Hemstitching 8c per yard. P.ut
tona covered at Handicraft Shop.
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Cold Hill will bo a little more
quiet this year than usual, accord
ing to Thomas Chlsholm, who was
In Mcdford today from that city.
Ho reports that Ihe cement plant
is closing down for some time,
meaning that employment there
will be somewhat scarce. How
ever, he Mild this forenoon that
new residents ale gradually moving
In and that he holds a big future
for the historic mining town. Hej
also stated that tho high school
there will soon be dit-mlssed ami
that five studenta will be graduated
this year.
Received now shipment of Dcau
vlllo snndalH. The llootery. 4H
Koguo river, below the Savage
Itaplds dam, has been anchoring
the whole of the Uoguc flotilla of
row boats during the past few
weeks.. Kvery stretch of river
where fishermen may congregate
has been bristling with salmon
rods. The race to tho fishing
grounds hftH developed to n, point
where a man must be nn early
riser to get a place to fish. This
situation has given rise to an agi
tation among many of tho fisher
men for a limit of three Chinook
salmon per day to any nngler. It
Is declared that three of these big
fellows should be enough for any
one man. With the Kogue rapidly
becoming a sportsmen's, mccca for
salmon fishermen na well as those
seeking small trout and steelhonds.
tho need for such a move is appar
ent, for in this wny tho better
fishing spot would be available to
more than a few fishermen In a
day. (.rants Pass Cornier. j
Fuller Hrushca for house olenn-j
Ing. Fuller Brush Kep., Jackson-1
villo. &0
Mining claims, which were on
file today at the county recorder's
office. Indicated that the mining
activity In the Foots creek section
Is active. The claims were filed!
by Harry Wllken and C. A. P.anta. i
li. C. Seiiley and F. C. Sibley. .
Tho Kncyclopedin Itriltantcn nays
"Investment In a building and loan
association Is ns nearly absolutely
wifu as can be." (Vol. 4. p. C!).
'Southern llultdlng nnd Loan Asso
ciation. rn
The Women's Relief Corps held
a meeting and social at the Imme
of Mrs. J. A. Moffat, 1 13 1 West
Ninth street, this nfternoon.
If you wn'nt a good building loan
on a low ruto of Inlorctit, fcoo Red
den Co. 421tf
After having spent sometime on
a tour of F.urope. Miss Kuth War
ner, daughter of Mr K. N. War
ner of this city, has arrived In New
York, where she recently accepted
a position as bookkeeper with a
landscape gardening firm. At the
present time. Miss Warner is vis
iting Mrs..Ceorge Palmer, a sister
of Mrs. George Andrews of this
city.
Let mo write your flro insurance.
Carl V. Tengwald, Hotel Holland.
Phone W. if
ing u success,
The last meeting of the year of
...... . I, 1-. t... I nil- .jilllUIH HIIIUUI I.-l. V. "Ill
' i be held at the school Frldav. Mav
Ilelman's bulhs and plunge opens: n at 3 n n Th(a wl je v,sililw
for the season. May 6th. '"'.day. Come early and visit your
The American legion Auxiliary j child's class meeting during the
Invites nil mothers of ex-service ' afternoon,
men us guests at the Armory Mon-! . M
day night in honor of Mother's The special music week
day. (iold star mothers are cs- night 'over station KM l:o made a
OF PYTHIAS AT
GRANTS P. MEET
mint iiioniiiily t I'- " In M
lonii-i- to enable Mr. Dowers 1 li
eatill ttlf nvilir fur Ihe lliirlll. IJ
Oilier lejiiures of the eveiiin.; i
will lni luJe n boxing card, music , H
anil a feed. rreparutiuns are ue- ,
intr maile lo lake eare of u lame , f
allendanee. i
WINDO
El'OEXK. Ui lla Tau Delta I
fraternity houst will rout 3rj,uoo.i
OSWKti. QU sehoolhoiise is
to lie razed -for ntv 05.0uu
Htrurture. '
" Of,J
FRAMES
TROWBRIdg
Last night u delegation from Tal
' isman Lodge So. 31 Knights of
' Pythias, uttended u meeting of
(Thermopylae lodge No. 50 at (Jrants
j Pass, which was a well, attended
raiUo ami interesting meeting.
PncxpefHcd circumstances pre
pecially to be honored tit this time. big hit with the large audience of,vcnt(Mi tfte Marfchficld delegation
every one of whom will be welcome, radio fans listening in. The hour's! from coming, so Medford and
and transportation afforded on re- musical entertainment was furnish-
(piest to Mrs. Roland Smith, tele
phone U34-J. Charter members are
to have charge of tho birthday cer
meonles this being the eighth an
niversary of the charter.
Phono 1007-J for painting and
tinting. 49
Isaac's, one of Ashland's well
known department stores. Is
launching a sale Thursday. The
event la being hold under the sup
ervision of (I. W. Kennott of Ku
gene. a sale expert who fa widely
know in this city, having handled
simitar merchandising affairs in
Medford
ed by the utudents of tho Junior
high school under the direction of
Miss Melha Will.ams, instructor of
music, and consisted of a fine va
riety of vocal and instrumental
numbers. The glee club selections,
vocnl solos by Miss Williams and
harmonica numbers were especially
good and brought forth much fa
vorable comment. A harp solo by
Hetty Stennett wuh also greatly ap
preciated. It Is hoped that the
Copco people will again present a
program by the Junior high stu
dents at an early date.
An Important session of the Le
gion convention commission is
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
roll HUNT Olt I.HASK 4-roolll
furnlHlteil apartment, clone in,
uroiiml floor, with water, Hu-lun.
telephone and nrnwe, for JIl-.TiO
Iter month. 'i-V Kl. (irapo HI.
(.'all 7:lK-X after 0 p. 111., ur 1077
from S to I. ISlf-
Uon l'llnnr llnnlfv Tlnti tnr re-
cleaned alfalfa seed nnd baled hay. Hlated for tonight at the Chamber
8J K. Main. Phono 00i. 33tf
Mrs. It. A. Holmes rented her
home nt llil North Oakdale yes
terday to Irving T. Deck. Mrs.
Holmes la moving this week to the
Schiller apartments.
Walnut top grafting by experi
enced, successful walnut grafter.
Call at addresa. 437 Ho. Kir.
Miss Kltzahcth Ilurr, Mrs. Jose
phine Jerome, Miss Hetty Jones
and Misa Ioulse Fluhrer ure the
new directors of the Business and
ProfcBslonal Women's club, elected
at the regular May mooting hold
at the home of Mrs. M. K. Chap
man on Genesee street Jat night.
Shingles $3.25 per M at Medford
Lumber Co. 33tf
Miss Dan is substituting as ste
nographer for Newbury & Nowbury
this week, due to the illness of
Mrs. Helen Roswell.
See Great Northern's largest lo
comotive parade Main St.. Klamath
of Commerce rooms. Harry Nel
son, prominent legionnaire of Port
land, former state adjutant, will
addresa the meeting on matters
pertaining to the coming conven
tion. A special meeting of the execu
tive committee of the American
Legion has been called for tomor
row noon by Post Commander
Rromley. The meeting will be held
at the Hotel Holland at 12:10 a.
m. and la open to all legionnaires
1 of Mcdford post who desire to at
tend. ' livery member of the execu
tive committee is urged to be pres
ent as several Important business
matters will bo presented for discussion.
The Copco "kitten-ball ' season
(jrants Pass boys exemplified the
knight rank. li. K. Rclden and (I.
H. Hoxie b e came full-fledged
knights.
The Mcdford boys gave short
talks. lillss Heine told about tho
advantages of the knight rank,
which is the military department
of the order, and told about the
success it Is meeting with in the
northern part of tlc state. H-'
urged Tnermopyla' lodge to have
Portland reorganize that depart
ment in Ci rants Pass. It met with
favorable comment. This depart
ment Is now being reorganized
throughout the state of Oregon.
The meeting wound up with re
freshments. The "It's tho Climate"
boys said they will visit Talisman
lodge in the near future.
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Obituary j
PELI Amanila Bell, wife of
.leff liell and rcsiduiit of Talent
for tlio past 35 years, passed awav
at her home in that place early
tilts mornin? nt the ase of SO
years. Mrs. llell had been in fail
Itm health for some time. She was
horn In Linn county, Oregon, March
17, 1K18. .
Besides her husband sho leaves
one son and one dnukRhter, Wilis
ITonry, of Sacramento, Cal., and
will be officially opened tonight I Mrs. S. P. Barnebui K. of Medford.
when the warehouse and main of'
fice teams tannic nt the AVashing
ton school grounds at 5:30 p. m.
"kat-ball artists"
Knlls. May 11th lrlvlnK Kolden ; mvc out ,)f UcQ fol. BOme
fill I Ice. Klamath h b incest celebra-!
mounts, u is expected inai iney
will soon lilt their stride and a
spike. Klamath's biggest celebra
tiou. do by bus; low fares. Chas.
II. Howard. Phono tl'29. 4!i
, Miss Dorothy Delzcll. sister of
Mjrs. Hon Newbury of Mod ford,
was doubly honored nt tho Univer
sity of Oregon during the week,
having been pledged to Phi Iteta
Kappa, tho honorary scholarship
fraternity, and elected assistant In
structor of Knglish at tho univer
sity for next year.
Fuller Brushes for houso donn
ing. Fuller Hrush Kcp Jackson
ville. &o
J a c k Tb om pso n will 1 en v e to
night or early In the morning for
Sulem on buslnesf. Mrs. Thomp
son has as her guest this wwk her
mother, Mrs. MfAlcnlsrtn, T?n Han,
Francisco. .; t
Sugar plno shaken. Mcdford Lbr.
Co. I 33tf!
Mr. und Mrs. .1, J. Iluchti-r and
close game should result. Strict
training rules will probably have
to be Instituted by the respective
captains In order to keep their
players in proper training to cap
ture the 1H2m season championship.
A five-pound boy was born to
Mr. and Mrs. John Foster of Hilt
at the Sacred Heart hospital. May
7th.
Attorney Porter J. Neff is re
cuperating from a tonsil operation
performed at tho Sacred Heart
hospital yesterday.
Miss Dorothy I ley nobis is sub
stituting In Kngllsh at the local
high school this week.
Mrs. Mabclle C. Hamilton of
Portland is spending this week in
Mi'ilford demonstrating (I o I d c u
West coffee In Ihe various local
Remains are at the Conger chapel
and HrrangcmentH will be announc
ed Inter.
Copco Forum to Singe Snicker
A special feature of the Copco
Forum smoker Thursday night
will be an- illustrated talk on the
St. Francis Dam by Nathan A.
I lowers. Pacific coast editor of the
li n g ineerlng News-Kecord. Mr.
Bowers is one of the best known
engineers on the coast and has a
most interesting lecture to present.
All members of the local engineer
ing profession aro cordially invited
to attend this meeting which wijl
Mr. ami Ma W. F. QuUenhury I f-11"-" "uucs
will leave for Klamath Falls' lu'the
morning on business and pleasure.
They will nitimd the railroad cele
bration in that city the latter part
of Ihe week. :
Wells Taxi. -'5c. Phone 2$.
Cole Holmes wilt leavo -4n thej
morning for Klamath Fa lis tat at-i
lend the railroad celebration there, j
Women's swimming class will be-f
gin May 14. For Information call!
1-JiM-X. 531
Frank Isaacs and C. N. Culy left J
today for the Welb n district on
business. '
Martin Pelh-M drove over from
his homo at Klamath Falls Mon
day to visit Ills new son Jit the
Community hospital.
Mrs. Donna (iraffls of tho Phoe
nix dlst rirt was a Mcdford visitor
this morning. t
Mrs. L. 1. Harris of the Old!
Sheep Ou itera
At ton! lout
Wo are In position to pay you
more than anybody for wool-mohair.
See us before you sell.
MKDFOUD KAKOALV HOUSE,
Phone 10K2. 27 N. Grape St.
3S!tf
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Adults
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RIALTO
Flics furry IHm'hw (icrins Tivrlv'
.Milts.
Army Sanltiiry otriri-rs Invesll
itatiiiK somv nt t'oiitiiiiiiiiniiim In
iirmy ramps fnuml flirs carrylnu
silltslatii--N oliiihiall(' twrlvr mill's
away. Thus fllrs hrlnu lain homes
rvi'iyw In to fill li. i-iinlamlnnUim
Siacc i-oail sprnl sr-vrnil Iiours In ..,.,,,, i.mv.t,,v ulh n, ,. ,J !
fragrant, sale, sliilnlrss ami suit .
thi city this ninrnliu; visiting anil!
slmi'l'tmr.
i llvfrv 1m'
tttcis uMi!iranli'',l,
These Drug Stores
are open nights this
week:
Jarmin & Woods
James McNair Pharmacy
West Side Pharmacy
KOU ,SALK tU TllADK Confec
(tonery, fountain and lunch room.
A wood proposllloii for mun and
wlfi. Owner wMic to take a
roM; will trade fr hiiiqII hourn
and lot und immune. Home. A
Ktanl HeaHon Ih hefore you. Pox
V. N.. Tilhune. 4Mf
WANTKD PnperhuiiKlnK. house
paiutlim. floor fintshlm;. Interior
decoi -utlnj;,
CoKhlll.
Plume I '! I -J.
11.
l-'OU SALK ItarKaitv in a kooiI
necoml hand haoo. $10. Address
Mox A-l. Mall Trlhune. rn
KO I v SALl-i Will accept car at
f I rM payment on a very attrac
tive new A - room stucco home.
Kooil location. Total price J'.tao.
See Charles A. Win Aency. Inc.
50
TO KXCUANllK KOli FAUM S
room modern home with Income,
excellent location, eat front. I
lovely shade treen and yard, I
double Kine; UirKo llvtn room.i
hartlwood floorM nnd fireplace;
very latent In modern hullt-ln
kitchen: 1 bedroom downstair,
A rooms und sleeping porch up
stairs, also kitchenette, v hlch '
can be used as apartment. Piic(
Jti.'iUO. See i'hai len A. W'inu
Acency. Inc. .M.
, 1
Kt)H SALK Kord touriun. lfl:t;
model. In good runniim order,,
llrensd and ready to so. Phone
H'-'S-K. or eall at 1239 No. lilver-'
side Ave. f0
WANTED. Middle imed wom;m
for housework anil care for eld
erly couple. Wm. HlKh. Talent.
LOST-Uaby's shoe. Saturday nlht
lietinn to Mall Tribune. ,a
Knit KKNT Small eotUne. par
tially furnished, adults. Phonv
M7 It. ;,o
VOU SAI.K (ijirden tractor. Phone
U-K-l':'. evenlnus. fiO
Kolt KHNT-Kor A months. 3 -room
furnlsht'd apartment, a ro u n d
floor; adults. IK-slr.ible homo
place, 3;Ti K, Jackson, Phone
yon Uy.ST 4-room furnished
house, modern. 2 bedrooms, rnsi!
side; small unfurnNhed house.'
modern, nerr mill. Phone 827-Y.j
Mother's Day
is
Next Sunday
$1.50 and $3.00
We pay postage anywhere in the United Sttt
es
HEATH'S DRUG STORE
Across From Nash Hotel . ., , ....
109 E. Main
THURSDA1
FRIDAY
MAY 1011
The Sensation of the Season
First Showing in this City
"Gi
Und
erworid'
ROAD TO RUIN
UNDERWORLD LflJ
A Daring Expose of
JAZZ MAD YOUTH, WILD PARTIES
RUINED LIVES
This Picture just finished
14 weeks in Los Angeles
4 weeks in San Francisco
o weeks in Oakland.
NO LECTURE
NO SLIDE
Matinees, Ladies Only
Nights, Men Only
Children under 16 not admitted (unless accompanicl
by parents)
Admission 35c Loges 50c , )i
BRING YOUR BUG
TROUBLES TO US! 1
Don't let insect pests eat vour flower and v;
taVle. plants. U.e,t after t'heni with our l'n'
and tiled
INSECTICIDES
Let, n.s recommend the pper spray I'"" J'j
p.licular needs.
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