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PEGGY JOYCE AT ITALIAN RESORT;
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At the Riako Today
THRANE RECITAL
Peggy Hopkins Joyce with Lord Northesk on the beach at Lido
Venice. Italian summer resort. M-ss Joyce recently annaunced she
and Lord Northesk Intend to marry.
int-nls In Jn nn t ho pImko. Hho
!h;i liovn Br-lcctod to slni In nn
of a Kn'iH-h play
Tin Kant lilIoiiH Ijovor."
NEW YORK, Oft. IS. (I)
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come J-urty Northeslt Pocy .loyo 1 known as
10 LEAVE FRIDAY i BYRD E
FOR HUSKY IT
Much Imprest Is manifftBtnl In '
the piano recital tn be Klveu Tuf 1
day, October 'l ut J:3U, by lntn!
Ilnrriptori Thrum, pron-ittcnt Ho
attlo concert piunhti, who 1h leav-j
lriK the couut to oj'pn n studio in ,
New York. Tho concert In Med-!
fnrtl is one of Heveral to be Riven I
en route, an her booking includon
Ban Francisco, IjOh Aimeies and .
New OrleaiiH. The concert will
fen turn a Kroun or the nlirntato'il
own hoiikh and also her "Waltz;
Caprice." which 1h Hitiii to have I
met with an enthusiastic reception
wherever heard. Speaking of .Mrs.
Thrniie's art. K. IL. Graham, musi
cal critic of the Kau Claire Leader,
says;
"Irene Hampton Thrano is one
of the best and greatest pianisteu
that has ever visited Eau Clahre.
I was not only deliKhted but nbso
lutely amazed at this artiHte's abil
ity, not only technically but as a
performer, whose perfection In at
tainment holds tho listeners spell
bound, whether he or she he music
lover or critic. As one authority
remarked ,Mhe has everything.'"
Margaret (luntoon, local con
tralto, with MIhh Alma I-awrence
as accompanist, will assist and a
deliKhtrnl evening or music is assured.
it KUOKN10, Ore., O.-t. 1 8. (fl;
-The University of Oregon foot- j
ball squad, consisting of play-1
era, will leave here Friday morn-j
lug for I'ortutnci tn nifet in
Flfiy-five pickml men with om-mand-r
Rlr-hard K. Hyi'il of th"
foiled Ht all's navy have li-l't for
tho Antarctic. They facr six months
to two yen rM In this dcmilatn coun
try Willi its iiH'i'clleMH I'h'iiiPiitM, and
during that time overy doniestie
tuwl. frutn sewing on hut Inn lo
Playhouse Theaire
Opens This Evening
University of Washlm-ton i the 1 washing clothes, must lie done by
Multnomah elvli: Htntllum Saiuc
Uay; .
Since the" Stanford game here,
Touch John .1. Mi-IS wan has
uong h t to t rn In his men f o
better coord Innt Ion bet ween t he
nuckrieUt and line. This drill
is tapering down now and only
n light work-out will be taken
tonight.
Starting llno-np for Saturday'H
game follows:
flV'orgo Ktadelmnu, center; Mor
rill Iliigun and . Marshall Shields
guards; Ausiln Colbert and Oeo.
t'hrtstensen, tackles; T-'il l'upe
nnd j Woodurd Archer, ends, ion.
llur'noll, ('hur)oH Williams, John
Klt7.ru tiler find ('otter Mould,
backs.
tho men tlwinselv
l'iiilptnent of all hinds was ko
ooh'd with care, una the Maytag
washer, with Its si urdy const ruc
tion, cast -aluminum tub and runny
other outstanding features was
ehoHon its the waslulny servant,
t'lcanllnobs keep nvvay disouso, and
1 hey are prepared to wash thuir
clot lies lu Maytags.
On the b y slupos of the Antarctic
Frank's Comedians will open
their new theatre in the Chllders
building on Kiwi Main lonigh4 with
"Saintly Hypocrites and Honest
Sinners." "While Collars' will be
the next offering. Doors will open
at 7:00 p. m.. Fleet rula concert
ifrom 7 : J ft until 7:'te; orchestra
fro m 7 : 3 until 7:45; va u il e vi 1 1 e
from 7:45 to 8:U0 p. m. and curtain
at 8:05.
The Playhouse theatre . will be
open every Thursday, Friday, Sat
urday and Sunday. The company
plays the road the balance of the
week.
Columbia Itiver highway in
OreRon has new perfected sur-
ITitrriHhurg' FnleriirlHlng busl-ncKM-firms
of this place are cir
culating attractive folder adver
tising opportunities of the coin,-
inunny.
ontinent, when the men dresH in face of Hbarp roc( screenings
heavy skins ami fursthe Maying mixed with asphaltic oil. rolled
will, of course, be linnnii tlcal. but ln,, .existing puving nnd clean
on the supply ship and diii luu the dry Hcreoning loosi- on top.
bum Journey th round the tropics
and on farther nouth where the led supplies when clothes wear out
In the thermometer drops nearly out I From these clothes the Maytag will
of Klght, there will be many days
when the Maytag will find plenty to
do keeping clothes fresh and clean
for fifty-five men.
have to wash away the tllrl. It
won't be dust not lu the Antarctic,
but U will be grease from engines,
guns or instruments, seals which
Count (he shirts, socks, brooches, ! are captured real stubborn dirt
blankets, handkerchiefs ami what j but with a good Mipply of salt
not for fifty-five men. There is no water soap, the Maytag will take
plaoo at which to pin'rhane now I it out.
ENDURING ASLAKE"' CHELA'N
Prove CYCOL yourself
you'U find it has "endurance
beyond belief"
Stability The new Cycol will Jta.ni
the hirdeSt kind of usae. Il is relineJ
to meet the severer conditions of licit
and pressure developed by (lie modem
high compression engines, assuring you
in unbroken oil lilin where heat, pres
sure and friftion are greatest.
Tip Acids The new Cycol refining
process eliminates the use of acids,
though moSt relincrs use them. While
acids clear the "crude oil" they chemi
cally change its StruAute and compo
sition, thus seriously cutting its
lubricating value.
Such oils break down under engine
temperatures. They diStill oil and escape
as vjpor tnrongn (tie Dreatn
erexhauft. The new refining process
of Cycol selects from (he
"crude" (hose elements .of
grraieU lubricating value
aiidsubilityinpertoriname,
reacting those elements
which readily break down
under engine heat and lause
C"'vve carbon deposits.
So Cycol gives a protective oil film
on cylinder walls and moving parts,
not vapor at the breather pipe.
&SS Crbom As to carbon, Cycol
like all oils deposits some carbon. But
it deposits less carbon than any other
oil. The most exhaustive tests have
proven that statement. '
Even more important, the carbon
that is deposited by Cycol is soft and
easily removable. It is not hard or sticky
and cannot scratch a cylinder.
Trove it yourself cycol gives you
the finest tesults you have ever known
-more perfect lubrication, "endurance
beyond belief andtheehm.
ination ofcatbon troubles.
So fill your crank case
with Cycol. You can ident
ify it by the new transparent
green-gold color. Sold
wherever the Associated
Gasoline and Cycol Motor
Oil signs are shown. Asso-
iatid Oil Company,
Ripmri of
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TIm- new liulKIni;. wlll. li. t n. tci.l -Iiik
ri'nsimrli'Mi mid fimilNhlnB.
will c-c.t men- llicni S'ii'.""". ill !
c.mplKc'cl by the flri-l wk In !-ccinher.
Dirigible Stamps
Find Big Demand
by Philatelists
How to Reduce
Varicose Viens
U11I1 t.ciitly ami I pwjird Tiwanl
Uie Hejirt as MbMxl In Vein-,
Flows That Way
Many people have become o.
siondf-nt because they have i.oen
led 10 believe that there is no rem-
j edy that will reduce swollen veins
Can-1 :im' t'unrhCH.
'Hill t "U WIN ge( 11 l o-tiiirafje iin(.
The cornerstone of the Church of . xrv YORK. Oct. 18. iP-
the .Nativity, new cutnoiic eititice ' eeiien suimps oM niun- .'inal bottle of Moones Knierald i.,
now under constiin-Uon at the cor- post card -i brought to ibis country (fuj mivngih I at any first -cl:i
ner of Oakdale ami T.-nthi will be by the (iraf Zeppelin are causing ,irug store and apply it night and
laid imitieulately following tb' keen competition among stamp coi- . mirniug as directed yon will ipin k
10:3o high mass Sunday morning, lectors and dealers, with i-l being
according to Hev. Kr. Krancls . reported quoted for the four-mark
! mark, piistor.- stamps on envelopes and for the
; Parishioners and their friends . two-mark stamjis on postcards.
I will form a procession 'and march I'ostnffice officials said the Zep
: from the old church to the new, ' pelin's mail consisted of 1 sacks,
: where the cornerstone will be laid ( containing lis,:' 4 letters and ;t7.."i!a
: and the main address made by postcards. They said arrangements
1 Kather Thomas .1. Tot. in. secretary probably would be made for the
',to Archbishop Howard of this din- dirigible to carry mail on her re
' coo. turn trio.
ly notice an improveineni which
will continue until the veins an. I
bunches are reduced 10 normal.
Moone's Km era Id Oil is a harm
less, yet most powerful germicide
and two ounces last a very lun
time. Indeed, so powerful is Km- '
oral OH that old chronic sores ami
ulcers are often entirely healed and
anyone who is disappointed with
its use can have their nionev re
funded. Heath's Drug Store sHU
lot-, "f It.
RAMON NOVASUX) and 2NE E A DOC EE in 'FOiBIDOEN HOURS
of royalty
A closetip of the human houI
hidden from the world under the
ermine robes of a monarch this
Is tho gliinpso, seldom qiven the
world, that Kamon Novarro offerH
playgoers in Ills latest vehicle,
"Forbidden Hours," now playing at
the Hialto theatre.
Kumon is every inch a king; he
der the trappings
king's inner nature.
It is a simple love story, set in ;
the pomp and .circumstance of a !
Kuropean court of today. Novarro j
plays the young king, surrounded ;
by statesmen, truditions and the ;
inflexible rules to which a king
must ever bow; Ilenee Adoree is '
has a natural dignity and serenity his sweetheart, a commoner, whom
that makes him ideal for this type
of role. Hut he has more he has
tho intensely human appeal that
he is asked to forsake to wed a !
princess of another land in a love-!
less marriage arranged by diplo-1
enables him to show what Hoh mi- i'maey and confirmed by treaties.
accompanied by 1 larry Helm and j
wife of Kronen (liilib. j
Lyle llartman and mother, Mrs. j
Alpha llartman and Violet Olson,
made a trip to Crater Lake Sun-1
day. J
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Hubfo and
Mr. and Mrs. S- L. Habb all of;
Medford, were dinner guests of j
.Mr. and Mrs. Charley Vogle. x
JACK'SOWIMaK, Ore., Oct. IS.
(Special) A meeting of the
Parent -Teachers association was
Betty Compson,
Hunt's Craterian I
The Docks of New ork, now
held nt the high school nnir-j ftt nunfH Craterian, is an entirely i
him last Friday afternoon. Ther.'jliew aml dmumit kind of story. It j
was an Interesting business meet-1 revolves around" the lives and loves'
ing In which it was decided thai
a Hallowe'en party would be
given nlthoiigh a definite date
was not set. After tho
ness mooting, there was u
program consisting of nn inter-' roje t u ship's stoker in his latest
pretation of proposed constii u-1 picture and has an opportunity to
tional amendments by Key.. Klmer display his. histrionic ability to
Meplcker and a piano solo bv good advantage by virtue of the
Miss Sholey. Dainty refresh- , ,t,-amatlc plot, and critics hav
inents consisting of tea and wafi-rs 1 hailed him attain for Ills startling
wore served. . ! work.
Mrs. A. N. Ollbort and Mrs. I He Is ably unpported by a wou
P.on Si bucking. Mr. and Mrs. liny I derful cast. Hetty Compson heads
victors (iio featured list of players who as- l
j of a little herd of people those;
: who live in the dark pits of steam- I
ships, and those who furnish their 1
busl- social life when they reach port. 1
short ; Cenrire Ilnncroft ttortravs the (
Ollbort uf Salem,
of 'Miss lssle McCully Friday and
Saturday.
Ten now members wore! taken
Into tho Presbyterian chinch on
Sunday.
M is. Kra nk Sa ti Isberrv a nd son
John, M., were ' Medford shop
pers Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. 'Oscar Knx was a visitor
In Applogate Thursday.
Miss Sybil Kalrburu of Med
ford visited her mother. Mrs. U ill
I tell Sunday, and attended 'he
Presbyterian church here.
Mr. and Mis. Russell of Med
ford were dinner guests of Mr. :
and Mrs. (leorgo Maxwell Sat-i
unlay evening. After dinner they
attended a show -at Medford. .
Mr. and M rs. John Per noil and i
son Junior, I mm the Applogate
post of flee and M iss Eva Couch
sist in the success of the picture.
.Haclanova, who has caused noth
ing short of a sensation for her
recent screen -work. Is also includ
ed in the cast. Others are Mitchel
i.rfjwis,' (iustav von Seyfl'ertitz, Guy
Oliver. Clyde Cook arid others.
visited at the home "f M Iss Isx
.. I
McCully Sunday afternoon
MIn Clara Dunn of Kugeno
former, teacher of. Miss lillthi
Severance, was a dinner guest I H
the Severance home Sunday, j
reception for the freshmen '
was held at the gymnasium last ;
Friday evening. It was nt tended !
by the high school t adonis. !
teachers and several Invited j
guests. Intintinn, consisted of var-
ions stunts In which tho fresh - i
.... r
1 Avrk
My Head Used
To Pound!"
men participated. These stunt
furnished much utmir.emoni for
the .spectators. After the Initia
tion. Handwichos, cake. "hot
dogs," and cocoa were served.
The rest of the evening was
spent In playing games. Mr. and
Mrs. Chester I Jones of Mt.
ShaMa, Cab, ami Mr. and Mrs, i
"Kvery day 1 used to have a 1
pounding headache and oncer dizzy !
spells. I would go to bed at night
"all In," yet I couldn't sleep on ac
count of my nerves. 1 would get
up In the morning a wreck, with a !
terrible taste in my mouth and mv '
tongue nil. coaled. I really believe
I wr.s on the verge of a collapse
when 11 sister of mine wrote and
told me to try ox gall, saying that
she had the same trouble on ac-
1 count of sluggish liver and that ox
I
Roads to
Romance
Willi JACK AND
t IIIVl . IIIK II ON.
tYMOONINO MO-
toRMAt s. svmv
VI IDNISDAY.
n to ::!() p. M.
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NirrwuiiK
NEW
,fiv v
MOTOR OIL
Kermit t'unilm of .Medford were
dinner guests Monday at tllo W.luiill fixed ber un ffoe On hoi- nd
A. Cbilders homo. vice 1 began taking Dloxol tablets
Mr. anil Mrs. Chester Martin J amf. in an unbelievably short time!
from Central Point were i-alllnKj 1n( 1,1,1 ''"biehe and nervousness
en friends hero Saturdav. V"'1 "PPeared and I was feeling
a, . , , , t l'rt per cent hotter. !
(.eorge Aost of Medford at-! u-i.n ,(,,. n,,,,. in..ninou nP
tended communion ervbo at the sluggish it fails to cleanse the blond 1
I Presbyterian church here Sun-! of the poisons formed in food
Iday, ' I waste. Those poisons spread
A. 11. sunderman n nd (.lifts, i throughout the system, causing a
l D. Stacy, the Hopuhliftin nom-
callinu on
j tnt for uli-riff, worn
friends bore Friday
I Miss YVllma Sholey upent the
I week-end at her home in Cen
tral Point.
Mrs. Fred Dntcher nnd chil
dren .spent the week end with
her -husband nt Camp one nbnvo
Putte Fall.
Mrs. Iuira Isbmnn of Grants
Pass, sister of Mr. .Clint Smith
was u week-end visitor at the
Smith home.
Geoigo Hell of Spokan.. Wash..
toxic com) it ion which tn turn
cause high blood pressure, stem
:fL
ach disorders. kidney trouble,
chronic hendaehe ;in ' "nerves."
Natural ox gall oxtraeted from the
liver of tho .ix ls recognized as the
ftnest tonic for the human liver.
It Is a natural liver stimulant nnd
through Its notion on the liver lit
erally, rejuvenate the entire system,
Tho pure, genuine ox gall is to be
hail in dainty, tasteless form in Dl
oxol tablets. Kaoh tablet represents
la drops of pure ox gall and cost
les than 2v. Genuine Dloxol has
picture of ox's head on package,
tin sale t all good druggists, spe
cial ntent. Jarmtn V- Vood In-mr
j tin it, h oe.-H ill i 011 r. f. VI II ( Mnn.
I Mn home over the week-end. " ""
(Mr Hell has jusV returned from i FLY-TO X
ti-lp thi-lmgh the east Mopping
at chleaKo, Detroit nnd other I l.ILLo MOTHS
t pent.. lie left Tuosdav nmrn-'i . . .
j eats and outs.
Mr. nnd Mrs.
WINTER
ASSOCIATED GASOLINE grade
Caroots. rui; on. ?
Arthur Lewis I holstery. clothing, woolens and fur- I
were Applejmt visitors Sunday. riddled with holes to satisfy the ;
Sir. and Mrs. Ueese Chapman enormous appetite of tho moth lar- ;
lof field 11111 nnd Mrj. Ch.ipman ' Vrt" K,i'".Ix. k"l! ,h ,m,lh lh,
mother. Mm. AIU-e V.rbh of Krj; scientific ,n,ect..
c.lac-kaonrtllp, wro vUltura lit thur,,. drvolopci t Mcllcn Institute I
,.lnmr HiirKlry henno on Mnn-.of Incliislrlnl Uo.'nr.h hy Kix K-1-i
i d:iy. lowship. Siniplr tnstrurtiicn on!
; Mr., unci Mrs. T. K. I'linnlns. '"''' I"'"'!- d-luc lnl..-l ) f,.r killinc I
.ton unit llnrolcl KctcI n,l wlf .Hv . "i-i 'i ,n?''r'"; '"")'". i
,:Tnt " ?Z "'ifincr.nl. ... Kvovy l(tI, J
Siunw lnke Sundiiy. Thy werejnnioed. 1
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Commander Byrd
Chooses MAYTAG S"
for South Pole Expedition
O
kNE of the many distinguished
honors that have come to the
Maytag Aluminum Washer is the
selection of Maytags for the Byrd South
Pole Expedition.
Not only the success of this great
pioneering adventure, but the lives of
the men, depend on the proper selection
of supplies, material and equipment.
Therefore, the most rigid requiremencs
are observed in deciding what equip
ment shall be used. The many out
standing advantages that gave the May
tag world leadership, enabled it to meet
the exacting standards demanded by
Commander Byrd.
A Fitting Tribute to the New Maytag
on its First Anniversary
l
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The noteworthy tribute of being selected for
the Byrd Expedition comes to the New Maytag
as it is celebrating its first anniversary the end
of the most remarkable year in Maytag history
a year in which the number of Maytags in
use passed the million mark.
. A FREE Trial Washing
Phone for a Maytag before next w.ashday. You will
discover( a did Commander Byrd, that the Maytag
is supreme. If it doesn't sell itself, don't keep it.
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f.undcd ISli
Maytag Pacific Company
19 North Bartlett
Medford, Oregon
Maytag Shop
222 1-2 Sixth St.
Portland, Ore.
Phone 1266
Medford, Oregon
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The Red-Top Coach OREGON Stase System offers a stage trip un
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easy riding at d real economy. Hail them at any point on the road,
between Port! nnd and Ashland.
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. ' . THE RED TOP COACHES
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