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School Notes From
High School
An average of over 60 cents per
person was banked by the students
and faculty Tuesday, with tile usual
100 per cent record. Medford high
still holds the record for a school
of Its slse on the Pacific coast. .
Two new models have' been pur
chased for the biology department
of the high school, one cross sec-(by
tlon of the head, and another a
model of the heart. These models
f are very accurate, even to the very
fine tissues. The department al
ready had a model of ' the brain
and one of the foot. Mr. Hussong,
instructor, says that the students
haven't "used" the bralp much,
and also wanted it understood that
the model of the head was not a
section of a cross head, but a cross
aectlon of. a head.
',' Last week was very busy, duo to
vail .the activities; which included
the constitution contest, the health
campaign and Lincoln's birthday,
as well as Valentine's day must not
.be slighted.
Although the Jiedford negative
was defeated by the Ashland af
firmative at the debate held In the
(high school auditorium Wednes
day. February 6, the Interest in
this activity has not lesscnr.'- The
. ... T.
rnexL .triangular l-uuiu uutowi
Medford, Grants Tass and Ashland
will be held Wednesday evening,
February 20, with the Ashland
negative and the Med ford affirma
tive debating in tho local high
.school auditorium; Grants pass af
firmative .vs. Medford negative, at
Grants Pass; and Ashland affirma
tive vs. Grants Pass negative at
.: Ashland. "
All ninmhnra nf the junior and
..nint-' are urirod to . have
, their pictures taken for fho firator
If they have not already done so.
This will mjjjko It posslblo for the
-annual to he Issued sooner,
."' An .editorial in tho Hi-Times,
isrhlch was Issued Friday, urged the
Pep club, which was organized by
.A number of boys. last- fall, .to -get
on their feet, and show their pop.
A number of plans were .presented
for such an organization when the
club was first formed, ,but they
-were. never carried out, or referred
.to .again. . There is certainly a
seed for some ;q-p at the gumes,
according to Prink Calllson, and
,this club could certainly hilp a
lot O
Friday -was the final day for
essays on thji constitution to bo
banded In. X cash prlzo Is to be
glven the student who wins tho
i contest in Medford high, and will
also represent the high school hi
'tho . district contest. .,
t 7 :
j - . Junior High
Reporter:
Sybil Jean doling.
Spelling.
Ju.nlor High school mudo 00. D
Jer oent lastdvcck in spoiling.
Sclciioe.
" There are almost twlco as many
girls as boys enrollod In the high
school science .class. .This seems
.to be a vory popular class .this
aemester.
Ibiiiklng.
Every room In school on"1"
nn ha n nun nvnftnf tmnm fl Whirl"
had 63.5 per cent. Wo ull hope
that room 8 will bank 100 per
oont next week nod holp us havo
a 100 percent uuildlng.
! ".The boys' and girls' glee clubs'
jknnmnanled bv tho harmonica
31 lOt I C. J
! band will lead the assembly onjCPKt. O
Washington's birthday. A pro
gram of patriotic sopgs has been
.planned.
Clvicii.
.Miss Ford and Mrs. Clark ap-
.pointed pupils from each civics tures Illustrating how people of
'jolass to Igo and take notes on the different countries keep their
naturalization cort at tho court health rules. , O
house last Thursday. The follow- Lincoln's Rlrlhdny
Ing students went: Ooldlo Ell.ott,) Washington's nnd Lincoln's
Ruby Hall. Alma Inlow, Sybil birthdays will b celebrntod on
Jean Toung, Tlngioy cnampie,
1 David Brown
They enloyed
and Dobby Hoot.
It very much nnd
. from the reports thoy gavo In
Class It was very educational
Boya' Club Organlicd.
Tho boys of Junior High school
Ihavo oraanised a club similar to
tho ..Iris' league. The purpose of
:th club Is to havo tho boys co
operate In all tho school activities.
The of floors aro as follows: Pros.
Klmer Zumbrun, vlco-prcs$ont,
Lloyd Hnmnftck, secrcUiry, Ben
.Thomas; Hay Hcndorsuu, advisor.
AthlcOc.
' Medford Junior High school
defeated Ashland Junior High last
Thursday .cvenijtg at tho armory
to the tune of 711 to G. This gives
tour local school tno nouinnrn
srutmpionsnip ot urvgon. j
boys .havo hud a vory successful
neason this ycjr, ns they havo
.played many small high schools
and -havo never lost to any of
..them by more tlian fmo polnta.
Girb' .League- Sleeting.
Last Monday evening after
.aebool .Miss Jean Uosly gavo the
girls a very wiO-dorful tail; .on
health and how to muke ourselvos
more beautiful. Kho impressed on
lis very forcibly .the fac'. that good
. clean healthy girls arc an asset
to any .community.
Special Assembly.
On Thursday, Junior High school
.had .a special ..assembly leaturlng
Aliss Btreetor who played records,
and tested the pupils nn music
appreciation. She is from tho
UllVer Rurdetle Publlthing oom
panr, which publishes tho Mabel
Dlenn appreciation courso for
BCboola,
Debate.
,AU Junior High school pupils
more Intonscly Intorostod In the
ootcoine.of our .debate with Ash
land Friday afternoon.
lfedtoxd's negative team at Ash
land won from tho Ashland of
ftnsatlvs team by a 3 to 0 vote.
Madford's affirmative toam. that
aaatad hare against the Ashland
negative, - won from Ashland, 8
to 0.
Since onr debaters won by a s
tf Q TOto tij- both plactj Ut
very proud of them indeed and
they should feel doubly happy,
since they have brought the first
dobato honors In history to Junior
High school.
Our negative team: Marjone
llc.Xalr, Lois Snyder, Anna Alaa
i Fubon.
our amrmauve .eani; v-'i health habits so. that their weight
Dunlava, Odra .Edwards, June next time will be what it should
Davis. lb0
j Patriotic Assembly Feb. 22. I Besult from Candy Sale
! A patriotic assembly will be held .!,.. ,. .i.,,i, ...
, the student body Friday, Feb.
j 22 at 11 o'clock in the assembly
, room. ah parents ana inum
j ure
cordially inviieu 10 anenu.
The following program will bo
given: .
Salute to .the Flag School.
Tributo to .Lincoln Dorothy
Gore.
Tribute' to . Washington Evelyn
Herman. -
Bugle calls Jack Terrett, Rob
ert Sherwood.
Minuet Dance Pupils, of Dixie
Ambler Harvey.
Yysical Trio Dora Crawford,
Betty gtennett. Suzette S'.cnnett,
Address on Washington. ''
'Ameri'-a" School. Assisted hy
Boys', and alrls' Oleo clubs and
harmonica band.
. The student committee Is plan
ning an interesting program for
Friday, March 1. Done Patto-.
and Virginia Dunlava will present I
alff.tr.li "niimli na n Flnrtr Knob."
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Other Interesting numbers will.
conipleto tho program.
The following pupils have re
ceived Klce final certificates dur
ing the last few days:
Alcszo Alexander, Clyde Ficht
ner, "rene Miller, Helan Smith,
Isabello- Smith, iBabolle FischeO
Goldle Elliott, Lucille Curtis, Rus-
T.tintlti Vli-iHnln Tlitnlnvn Rob
" -- ' " ' . . ,
Acm..... ri. --
ton, Bcrnal Sload, Donald Greaves,
, Florence Dannals, Jean Welch, Ce
c.lo Blaylock, KSiel Chord, Eva
Walden. Juno Davis, Naomi Frost,
Georgo Watson, Zoo Dell Lantls,
Lcla Young, Miriam Wataon, Ma
bel Smith, Alta Pahl, Alice John
son, Doris Shelley, lleulah Bous
sum, Edith Shannon, Elizabeth
Hollars, Elmcda Harper.
Itopoi-lers
Pupils of tho Roosevelt scffool
greutly enjoy collecting and writ
ing the nogs for tlielr school. Tho
following til) and OA pupllH were
the rvpurtora this time: Stanley
Kuiizniau, Konnelll Pusmorc, John
Koppon. Paul fci,Ollc, Esther Rob
bins, Marjory Hte.wnrt, Dorothy
Tye, Roso Frohrelcti, Mollie Brown
und Cyril Hander.
Pliologrnplis q
A .local photugruiiher took pic
tures of the different cJnuHOS In
Uopsovelt r-hool In front of thu
chuolliousu onO Friday morning.
All are hoping tho.ywill turn out
to be good pictures. , ,
.Ranking
ltoosevrlt pupils -alsud ..tholr
hanking Average 6 points. Tho
building percent was 96,4 last
I, ,... nnlu HI R liarnfitt I
The banner j-ooms were' 6B-GB
120.6 pcrcenfr 4 A, 102.0 percent;
5A, 106.0 percent; OA, 100 percent
1A, 100 percent.. 'Wo are goOig
to try to raise It more than flvw
pomla next .week
if. possible.
k:.,.,in...r '
Roosevelt School
Jo I
The spelling averaup is eomlnK9ml.k "O-8, P,r cunt
up. The hiKhest record last week . MiHa ; ror s room la the
was made by tho 3A, 08.7 percent, "ealth ImimorHvith .89.6 per cent.
Thfrlowor grades are ahead of the ! Tho building downao 72.4 ,per
building average was 96.2 percent.
This week's nvornuo was !e.9 uor
h L, inp crnilon. lnHt WPOK tnn
Ilcnllli Assi'mlily
A health asHsmbly was liold lost
Thursday morning. A health work
er from Portland gavo a talk on
health habits. She Qhowed plo-
Washington's ' blrtlulay at - our
-Aioo.. A half holiday on the lat-
ter's birthday will bo given.
In the reading periods or tms
week the sixth grndo studied the
"riat-tvuliiirir A 1 1 tire ml" A few of
tho chlinren told nhout their grand P
fathei-s whoHought in the ClvO
j ;"' Among t hose was DolPl'
.lnuon who knew Captain JVndrows
before ho died. Dolph told somo
stories about tho battles ot Look
out muuiitnln and Gettysburg -that
Andrews told him. it was qulto
Interesting. This Is tho- kind of
periods thu sixth ariulo likes.
, k Ynlt'tillncH
The children of the RooscvaU
school drew jinnies to give Vnle"
linen 'n each other last week, luach
. roo
.Vnad a nice valentine box In
: w,(.i, ,0 put fM valentines. Wo
rt'cclvnd Hie vnlpiillncs Thursday.
Ki-b. H, JU29. :vui-yono had .many
pleasing vilteiillnns.
New Pupil
Somo new pupils entered Roose
velt school last week. Their mimes
are as follows; ltumQ Xuhss, lB
fhurlvH- Xah&H, an; Lmlly Kiihso,'
UA; all from Agate. Also Ellis
Itrown, PH, from Lincoln. , Wo
would llko them to slay In .our
school.
Library Work
The fiB grade of the Rooaovelt
fohool went to the library on Krl
day, .Fab. 15. Miss Aailliwall is
the teacher wno took them, livery
body seemed .to luivo a good .time.
They learns dabout fiction and
nou-flctlon .books.
V. T. A.
Tho V.' T. A. celebrated tbelr
ftJiid annlvers.-iry nt the Junior
high school Friday. Kob. .15. Our
part In the program was as .fol
lows: The Kuasoll-Roajpevelt Rov-i-h'rs
played some numbers under
the 'direction of Mrs, Russell tttlil
the band li-uilcr, Richard Kelson.
Aplnylot, "The Tragi rty of , tho
Tarts" was given by tho 4th. 6th
nnd ti.th grades. The program was
greatly enjoyed by all who wero
tlieie to listen.
Health "
Roosevelt's averngo for. health
laiit week was: The building 94.8,
w nit-n was not so goou. 'i ne pan-1
ner rouin; Mlvs AlK-n't CS-6U wljh
MEDFORD MAIL
the City and Valley
an average of 94.6. We expect to
obtain a better averago next Uroo.
... . .
'i ne uoys una if iris 01 inv ttoosc
volt Hchool were weKhed again
lust Tuesday. Most of thorn liatl
gained. A few lost but they are
all trying to practice the right
ment wftg nade Jn W6ek.
ltemil tnat the-candy sale netted
. j3 g0 , wnCn should have read
; iij.gQ.
Twelve children are receiving
;mllk twice a day at ' Roosevelt
-school.
Speed Ball
Roosevelt boys stljl think they
have a chance for championship in
Bpeedbal), if tho Lincoln .school
did beat - them two ooints. Tho
score of the game between Roose-Oine
veil uitu iincHettn was: jacKson;o;
Roosevelt 8. Roosevelt hopes to
defeat .Washington school it possi
ble In the game that is coming
next.
Lincoln School
o
All the rooms had "Valentine
boxes" on Thursday afternoon. Red
candles and . heart -shaped cookies
were in evidence In certain .corners'
of the buildinii. ..One little boy
said, "Didn't wo have a .good
time?" AH tho , happy . faces ex
pressed the same sentiment, ,
Many. little sick folks were re
membered with ValcQllnes. by tliclr
playmates and teachers. . . a
in miss uurry s room -a prize ,
In Miss Curry's room a prize was
oiiereu ror tne best paragraphs on
Valenunos. Ruth Johnson. won the
prize. .
Her story was, as follows:
The -ValCMllne
I had a little, dog. . One djpr he
bit a little girl and mado her cry.
On Valentino, day my dog gave her
a valentine. ..She know then that
ho was sorry. Ruth JohnsoiO
ago 9.
Our school was reproseiiiod at
tho Founders' day program at the
Junior hlKh cIkOi by Huzetto
B ne tt of the 6A class und Monu
IjCiiiHtor of the 3A class,
Kugene and Leuter Cuxs
golnv to Tonnessee on a trip.
Many O; tho pupils arc absent
duo to illness. They all have the
sympathy of their school mates.
Mrs. C. Gray of Hold Hill visited
tho fourLh vraclo room during the
Valentino' jQrty. ,
Mrs. Uuvi'.Hon Is back after an
0'Hencc of a n&Sk with a "frog In
her throat."
Phyllis Fulton and Donald John
son are new puplla this week.
Tho . little IB room looks much
like an art Kail cry with the, many
ptetures uwod with tho new system
of reeling.
Lincoln stands . second In tho
posture test of, tho. city, XQt. us bo
first next time.
JTho docturH word In tho .schools
dWnploUiig the lioaUT cxamlna
,tlons this week.
There were eveu rooms with 100
por cr0t banking.
So mo children
In Miss Curry's -and Miss Webber's
rooms do not bank, thus. prevent
ing thorn from earning the banner.
Tho building made 101.6 per ce
tipolllnc ayeraKO for the week
w&u er .cem. wun mo -Ais
, c,.w,u,K o
uor cent-
. teeth an
Let'a clean our nils and
toeth and remember our handker
chiefs. j
TQi annual Lincoln tea -was
given at the school Tuesday nfter
noofi. 'A program honoring Lin
coln was enjoyed. .Tea was served
in tho 1A room.
Models Are
Choose
, NearljPHalf the
0 INew is : e
TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, '
" Two speedball eiimes were
played . by purj boys nls if oek. ' We
Rooaovelt, 2 to 0.
Banking 6.9. jjercent. . 100 per
cent rooms, Miss ilcCoUom's, Mrs.
Clifford's, . Jllrs. J Deuel's, llr.
Smith's, Miss Hansen's, Mrs. Laid
ley's. '
Health -nut so good. .'Best per
centage : B5.4 percent; .poorest .67
percent. Too 'frosty, '
Flro di-ill. 60 seconds.
Spelling 97.8 percent. Best class
averages 6A;s, 89. percent; 6A's,
99.2 percent. .
Tardies , for month, 25.
Percentage ', of - nttendanoe - - for
month, 36.6.
Penmanship
There Is much new Intorest in
improving our wrmns.
I Jackson School v .
j v -
in .very, carefully making a sample , of ,tlje m promotion dlvl
sentence of his vcr best writing. 8l0 E w. Fuhr, .Paclf jc t.
This is placed opposite His name : lonaI nuwer. a. - C. S. Olsen,
a i t r""'"""' """'"".regional accounting manaeer and
and sixth graders in order of the
degree of perfection. It is fun -for
some of the small boys to beat i
those bla boys at something. - i
O . Arithmetic iCercmlng
Long division seems to be con
sidered a game rather than work
by the 4A class judging by the
spirit shown by the two teams that
are competing for highest honors.
To date they are tied.
The 6 A class had a valentine
party and .every one seemed
pleased at tho .great number of
valentines tho mall carriers deliv
ered. r
Tho GA class attendance for the
pot .month was, 99.06 percent
less than one percen of absence!
Health Talk : '
A representative of the Oregon
Tuberculosis association :malo an
unusual "appeal concerning health
habits to the boys and girls of the
department Wednesday .forenoon.
Kach habit was imadc especially
In'ycstlng by telling how boys nnd
girls in foreign lands performed
these habits. Illustrating each by
a colored poster. She also-tried to
creato lnterestin the dental poster
arcQotUest for April for which several
prtgcB arc -to t awarded.
V urpriso
Q'he Valentino party ,that Mrs.
Laldley thought. she was giving to
her. pupils turned out to-be a post-
nnntliil Nhnn-ni, fnr thn lii-ir.&W . Hlin
0,-us (tho l'ocioicnt nf n.lovelv trlft
from the 4A, GA, 6B, 6Uyinil 6A,
as w0l as many remembrances
from Individual -pupils.- There is
a rumor among, the pupils to tho
effect thut their music teacher is
especially '..smiling and pluasont
theso duys. -. . A.;
.Class Room News '
As a reward for improvement-In
.staging in tho IB .grade a Gorman
Holler, canary was allowed ta.vislt
school on ThuibWiy, '
The IB pupils wero guests of the
.1A room at -a ,valtntln'o party
Thursday, Feb. 14th'. j
Thirteen people - from' o IB
room reported at :tho .Lincoln
school Thursday at eno o'clock for
physical examination. , i
' Tho 2A-3B room had threu
small visitors for their valentine
box on Tjrsday afternoon. They
succeeded in climbing to tho
health towor on' Valentino liny.
Behind tho door was a valentine
for each, to bo made and taken
homo.
Tho 3l0 made 98.6 percent In
spelling this month.
Tho new Pontlac Big Six is said
to bo tho only ca.O.n Its prico class
oiiulpped with harmonic bal
ancer a device attached to the
end of the crankshaft which us
sures uniform, vibratlonlese per
forms nee at evTry spo'jfl rant;:
Now On Display In Our Show Rooms
Yours Now For Prompt Delivery
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New Cars Sold in Jackson County Last Month Were Ford
C. E. Gates Auto Co.
Sixth Street and Pacific Highway
OREGON, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1929.
: (LIEN
IF
Highly enthused over business
prospects for -the entire Portland
izone, W. W.-Alien, ofhe Pitrco-
Allen Motor company, local Chov
1 rolet dealer organization, (returned
; to Medford Saturday after attend
ling a series, of meetings' held at
I Portland Wednesday -and Thurs
day, presided over by R. H. Grant,
rvlce-president in charge of sales
, of the Chevrolet (Motor company,
j Mr. Allen was one of scores of
'"-'"N .dealers who visited
Portland to attend. the sessions.
Wiui .Mr., Grant .on the .trip to
Portland were C. J. .Sclfert, assis
tant (manager at dealer, finance
and accounting: H. H. Goodrich of
the used -car -sales .promotion .di
vision; .J. A. McLane of live fleet
division; R. J. Pearce, manager of
arta merchandising W. F. N.w.
W. C. -Herring, .regional sales pro
motion manager. The visiters were
met at Portland by W. J..Rich-
mond, zone sales manager., and .a
number .of .zone officials. .
The meeting at Portland was
third of a series to .be . conducted,
throughout the western region.
Jack and Ed's Jingles '
WILL TELL YOU WHERE TO TRADE
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Medford Beauty Parlors 1
Neff Building. Phone 191.
You owe it to yourself to look your best", '"
f ,,We can help you. do this,(80 glvo us a test.
Lake Creek
Dance
Sponsored by Lake Creek
- 0 (Saturday, February 23
Could you If you would would you lit you could
Step out a night or two? to keep from feeling blue, ,
If there is somo way that you can '
To save a fellow man what makes you hesitate'
Why don't you make a break step out and have a shako.'
I mean shake a wicked toe come on, band, lot 'or go! - q
.To Lako Creek dance, Yo ho! ' '
.Wo dance frohi dark. to dawn
AiS.fuP jad on, fair ono, lead on, -
To good old olden. tlay and goad old frleadlywnys"
At Lako Creek-dant- you'll find. '..' ;
Come on. Don't lag behind..
Maytag Shop
'19 North Bartlett
O
(Continued from last
Tho Maytag AVasher bolls the wjr
Tbnt ctinually moves the clothes in the tub,
Giving each article thorough washing
The collars and cuffs you never have to. rub.
Join Jack & Ed's Jingle
.Phone 141
I sJ I 11,11 '.-iSI -vv
Tho -1929 .gatherings are held In
rdr that (Chevrolet Motor .com
pany may get its sales program di
rectly before the ,25,000. persons
who make up its dealer and fac
tory organization. 'The first of the
meetings was held at New Tork.
Two croups f officials, -similar
to tile part whlch.was In Portland
recently, . are covering the eastern,
middle -western and southeastern
areas. JU. J. , KHagler."1. general j
sales manager- is In charge of one,
while D. E. Ralston and M. D.
Douglas are lnchargo of 'the oth
er. -.. . ';; .'
More than a carload of scenery,
stage properties and special light
ing equipment was "necessary, .to
the (presentation of the sales pro
gram in each city. -. .The services
also required of a specially train
ed -crew of show men to direct the
work behind the .scenes so th0
from. In front of the footlights the
assembled dealers may witness the
jBott .impressive .juage show ever
sponsored by any manufacturer (In
the .automobile business. -
Mr. Allen is hearty In his opinion-
that a anoro. Interesting or in
structive .presentation .ould. be
impossible .to stage.
."During the present year the
Chevrolet Motor- company has laid
out a' sales program calling for the
merchandising pf 1,250,00 units,
whioh.ls,the greatest annual. quota
ever established by .this, - - the
i world's .largest builder of auto
moiles. ,'This is considerably in
advance of.tho sales mark of 1929,
whichQtself et a .record for .tlie
company .up to .that .date," says
Mr. Allen. ,' r . c
While at - Portland, Mr. Orant
Grange
ill.
Phone 1266
week) .. ,,
Advertisers Phone 1266 ;
OIIOE
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expressed himself as highly pleas
ed at the very obvious prosperity
that exis's in the Oregon area.
He pointed out that the rapidly
expanding rood-building programs,
the increasing industrial activity
and - tho rain and snowfall that
presage bumper crops throughout
the state have already promised
and will continue to assure tho
most prosperous area this territory
has kJiown.
PRUSSIAN COURT ORDERS
' r ' DEAD KING TO APPEAR
HANOVER, Germany P) The
Prussian government has summon-
rrt KmPBt Albert. Into kins of
Hanover, to appear in.court before
rchrliarv 20 mid state his Claim to
the ancient Leibniz house. His ' tfrbrber.cive.ketnjtllc
. , . i- , u uanrnjo,'1"'''""' steel can take. To introduce
body has lain In the Hanover - cfmy kt.iss-KROSS ,IiveyouFREE
Jdatisoleum since 1852. lifc ti mvvelous new 8-way ruor. Se
-The Prussian government will ; ui,,f i." ??SfSife?!?'??d ,hf.
take formal possession of the house '
on February 20 when the
dead j
ruler fails to -appear.
Medford la the county seat anu
metropolis of the Rogue Rlvei
vnllav and gnteway to Crnter 'Latie
'How
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n p
Many women, as well as men, are listed among- our own
ers of . Co
JACKSON COUNTY
Building & Loan
ASSOCIATION
7n Preferred Stock
They realize that an investmentQin this instit9tion Is
SAFE-, PROFITABLE and AVAILABLE. Owners of
this stock have just been paid $30,000 in earnings for
the last six months. Invest NOW and let your money
work for yon. O
Let us explain a plan that foil p la c the
home of your desire within your reach .
Over 19 years in Medford
Not one of our stock
holders has lost a penny.
p(
NewShayirib
invention
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t'KRIS.
iCC lrean, cool shsvas a vest
rromtheumebtaf!Th.t'.
KROS5 .ISTdK'
ft r m m-rir- ,.,.. o, , If.10?
vithout obUtation. Drop ma a piaul mrtSsT
Jkoat lor s damooatration todayl
Local sales representative O. P.
ARMCS, phone 314-Y, route 2, box
30, 2 miles north on racifie high
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