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'MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OUKUQX. TUESDAY, MARCH TJ. l!)Jt).
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IN NEW SETTING:
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WINTER'S ACHES YIELD TO SPRING WORKOUTS
(By Mary Greiner)
Well, wlmt of HT Why all tia
hoop-la, when the couple were rour
rieil according to conventional
standards, una enjoyed the usual
lnde-out In the Garden undor th2
apple tlossoms? " .
Needless to say, "Compalonnto
Marriage," the Hen Umlaey special
opening at the HIullo last niKht,
was a disappointment to the audi
ence which morn than packed the
theatre. Not that there weren't
vnnte dramatic Incidents thrown
fo aiul a few ffood closeups of eof-1,-Klalo
necking technique. Hut what
did that have to do with "Compan
ionate Marriage" as a solution of
tno modern divorce evil?
There have been dozens of pic
tures with "marry in haste and re
pent at leasure" as the theme, Thnt
was one element developed in: thin'
production. There have been plenty
more woven around the idea of
lovclesB marriages, and the subse
quent clandestine affections on
the side. Thnt was another ele
ment. And then the generution-or-.
, so-old "birth control propaganda"
theme of the struggles, of a beauti
ful eldest daughter of a large fam
ily made bitter by the sordidness
and squalor of. her home life. Is an
other. After considerable adolescent dis
illusionment on the part of both
the beautiful daughter of the poor
parents, enacted by Hetty l?ronson
and the handsomn son of the
wealthy ones, who flnallv found his
iather out. the two. through the
(hivlco of the kindly, white-haired
judge, decide to get married.
The audience was naurally led
to believe that. "Oompantonato
Marriage" In lis perfect working
order will be' explained. Out this
Is where their disillusionment
comes In. Through a long, .forced
explanation, they are told that the
marriage has been performed by n
minister in the usual way. and th.it
the couple uro very much In lovo:
Tho poor, unfortunate parents on
both sides have it rubbed into them
hut take their "bawliues out" good
naturedly enough.
Then there is the fade-out in the
garden, with the golden-haired
youngster-sitting on the bench be
tween the happy and devoted mo
ther and father. So what of It?
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The winter training camps are In full swing. Above: The Washington Senators taking out the
klnko with a medicine ball ot Tampa, Flo. Lower left': Bert Niehotf (left), John McGraw and Roy
Schalk at the New York Giant training camp at San Antonio. Texas. Lower right: Tony Lanerl of
the New York Yankees smacking one while Matthews doeo the receiving.
PLANNING BOX SOCIAL:"
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uniKr the now syntoni. i muted several lurco real ostutu
H. E. Congop, chairman ot- tho ; traiv-wctlimw. IjoIiib tho larKOMt donln
lemslniive c.inmilt.-e Rnvo a hn.-C put OV(.r in 8PV0ral monlhs, -10,00n
roport oh .several loi;inlntivo bills j .oin inV(llv..,
io new enliinet form of state ,.Th. Mn, . tl. ' inMnl, v.
ox social will bo pvion at tho ' rtn,lIlinni, nn A11iir,1t m Hon
Klovneod Tmhis Ci-nsh
CillCAOQ, March :. 12. iff) Jo
Repli Seadutn, 10, if dead of Jnjiir
Iok suffered yesterday in tho colli
sion'' -of : a Humboldt park and
iORfin .Sciuare elevated trains.
Kourtocn others who were Injured
uro expected to reeover.
.lAi'KSONVIT.I.K. Ore., Mar. I L !
1(Speeial.) One of i Ho" most Ih
teresiiiiR and enthusiastic meot
inKs, of the year was held V the .
Jacksonville Grange Inst Friday '
evening. There was a large ntten- i
dance and everyone emored hear- ;
tily into the spirit of tho meeting.
The members are - beginning to
more fully realize what the Grange j
moans to the individual and com- ;
munlty the value of good follow-
ship and co-opei-ation( '.. j
One of the principal subject qt
rliseu.csifin was the new farmers j
marketing .exchange system., C (.'..
J I no vet, chuirmah of" tho Jackson-'j
vllle marketing committee . read j
tht list of prodiiota'nnv"nhilnblo
! A fine program will bo offered and
; a rousing good time held. A cor-
dial Invitation is extended to the
! public. t
The following momnorV; wore r,h
' llgated Into tho Granxe: liohert
Forbes and Mr. and Mvx. Hoy
.Martin. . .
; Stevens at a eousli'rai Um of $11,
t 000. Iosossion was given lai:t Hat
I urday. Through Gainer & Sheley,
I Mr. and Mrs. C. H. llolineo of thU
jolty have boupht the I.ouls Zattlin
1 ranch of :i4 aore. n inilo west ot
: this city, at a prh-o. of $U."00.
' i'OMpession was given this week.
"The firm sold the lien Stevens
ranch of 2S acres, which is par
tially stucked and fully rquippetK
; 22 miles from here, to Joe Sey
i ferth at a consideration of npprox
j imately SS0MO. Possession wan
; given last week. '
j "Anothor Important deal . con
i summated by Gainer &. She ley:
j.They Fold thf Mrs. Hertha Holmes
i large apartment house InMedford
; to I.ouis SCftttelln. Tito hftuso Is
j located on North ' Central n venue.
" that city, and Is furnlshcn. The
price paid was $1 l.ouu.- Mr. Zatt-
Iveal estate deals of interest are
related In the Central Point Amer
ican as follows: . '. .
"Gainer & Sheley, Central Point's tin has moved IiIh family into tho
live realtors, have just emisnm- house." '
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I'A'SS.Y.YS,.'
Fannie Ward
Famous for Her Ever
Youthful Appearance.
Reach
for a Lucky
instead of
a sweet.
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LWJ.HEARTY.INCJ
IN GIANT MERGER
WITH FRUIT FIRMS'
s A merger of Tl. V. J. Hearty.
Inc., ofGhis city and the Mid
Columbia Cold Storage Corpora
tlon of Hood River and Wlmhrop ,
Fruit company of Yakima, Wash., 1
has heen effected according to on
announcement made by 1 . W.
Hamlin, manager I'. V. .1.
Hearty, Inc.. of this city. This
combination will greatly facilitate
the packing nnd marketing of
fresh f rules nnd vegotableti and.
through increased operating effi
ciency, will enable tho companion
part iiipa ting in tho merger to
offer growers and shippers greatly
Im proved service.
Tho llig 7 Fruit Warehouse, Inc.
and the ItJg 7 Fruit Distributors, '
Inc.. will be the new names which
will designate- the organizations
handling the packing, prev'oollng,
storage and shipping of fruits. The
former will operate the Wlmhrop
Fruit company, the Mid-Columbia ;
Cold Storage Corporation and l. ;
W. J. Hearty, Inc., of Medford,
While the Itig 7 Fruit Distributors j
will confine its operations to the '
distribution of fruits nnd vegot- I
ables grown in the northwest. This !
organization will handle the ship 1
ping for the Mutual Fruit Distiib 1
utors of Wenatchee, Washington !
as well as tho output of the Wln
ihrop Fruit company and K. W. J.
Hearty's Medford and Hood River
plant t;.
The Federated Fruit A Veget
able Growers, Inc., great organiza
tion, with hundreds of offices in
this country, will handle the . do
mestic distribution while the ex
port shipping will be under the
direction of tho Ronton and Now
York offices of K. J. Hearty,
Inc. It Is interesting to know that
the Federated organization have
on their staff, W. M. Jardlno, sec
retary or agriculture during tho
Coolidge administration, as con
sulting horticulturist.
The names of men who stand
exceptionally high in tho world of
fruit packing nnd marketing ap
pear as officers of tho two new
organizations. Kdgar W, J. Hearty
Is president of both the llig 7 Fruit
Warehouses, Inc., and tho Rig 7
Fruit Distributors, Inc. In tho
former company. A, R. . Rule,
president of the Federated Fruit
& Vegetable Growers, Inc., in vice
president. A. K. Wermouth . In
treasurer and fJ, Wlnthrop Coffin
Is secretary. G. Wlnthrop Coffin
In also viro-president of tho Rig 7
Fruit Distributors, Inc., whllo A.
K. Wermouth and A. R. Rule are
treasurer and secretary of that
concern.
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JG.PENNEYC0.
Values for the. Man.
and for the Boy, Too
That Spell Real Economy
Reliable!
Sturdy
"'Reach for a Lucky and not for a sweet.'
That's been my- policy ever since Luchics
started my way of retaining the inre I
need toheknoxvnastheever-youthful Fannie ,'
Ward. So I say to you women who want
to cheat time as 1 have done, 'Reach for a
Lucky and not for a sweet.' "
FAnnie Ward
THE modern common sense way reach for
a Lucky instead of a fattening sweet? Every
one is doing it men keep healthy and fit,
women retain a trim figure. Lucky Strike,
the finest tobaccos, skilfully blended, then toast
ed.to develop a flavor which is a delightful al
ternative for that craving for fattening sweets.
Toasting frees Lucky Strike from impurities.
20,679 physicians recognize this when they say
Luckies are less irritating than other cigarettes.
That's why folks say; "It's good to smoke
Luckies."
Q . Authorities attribute the'enormous
VWyt ; inaw in Cigarette smoking to
the improvement in the process of Cigarette
manufacture by the application of heat. It is
gtrue that during 1928, Lucky Strike Cigarettes
showed a greater increase than all other Ciga
rettes combined. This confirms in no uncertain
terms the public's confidence in the superior,
iry of Lucky Strike. ' ' n
It's toasted
Nto Tnroat Irritation -No Cough
CRESCENT CITY SEES
F!
C. It. FlURnrnlil, mihlieily innn-
agor for the Crcxisent City InvPHt-
mt-nt company, who returned yo.t
terilciy from tho HoacoriHt town to
hlR hearilfimrtorx hero, roporta a
hlshly nnilinlKtl? nnirlt in iC'rcn-
cent City owing to the recent al
Intmont by the government of s:ir,.
000,000 for the extenBion nnd de
velopment of I he hnrhor, the InrK
est Bum Riven the I'aelfie eoaHt for
harbor work for tho flm'ul year, i
The appropriation, together with
announcement of recommendation
by the interntato commerce com !
mlsHion for a croBH-slnto rail con-
nection, Is looked upon by Crescent i
City citizens nu a sure indication i
of preat development to come in I
and about the port, according to ;
.Mr. KltZKcrnld. !
You just can't help btiiiK
surprised that a hoe ran be so
light and easy on your feet,
and jet itand the haul kuixln
ot everyday work. Of Brown
Klk with leather sole and heel.
Only
$3.98
Workshoe
For Wet Weather
If your work it thru muddy
fields, or on damp floors all
day,-you will want this Black
Chrome Waterproof shoe with
two full soles, a leather heel
and built over the comfortable
Army Last,
$4.69
Boys' Oxfords
'Combination Insts in boys'
oxfonls, Uoori.vonv welt.
Blank or tan. Itlncbor
style Excellent values at.
our low price
$2.98 to $3.69
The "Battery"
Helps Your Game
The leader of its class. Com
1 or table, serviceable, anil uoml
looking. White or brown duck
upper with black trim; imita
tion crepe outo!(.'. An out
lit an dim? value, at
69c to $1.49
Man's High Shoe
Of Sturdy Tan Elk
Comfort
Plus Long Wear
The man who wears this
sturdy shoe of Black Elk is
KeltinK a lot of comfort, plus
mure Wear than he expects for
this low price. Also in Tan
KeTan. .
$4.98
Sport Shoe
With Non-Skid Sole
A shoe that will give many a
mile of bard service I l:d ie
cumforublel Rubier sc.e and
heel. Ami" tnt '
$3.98
Men's
Oxfords
A splendid variety oC all
leather oxfords awaits
your selection!. ' Tan or
black developed in both
calf nnd kid leathers; All
are madu to our own strict
specification ' a n d that
' means built-in value. i
This as'softincnt, compris
es all Coodyear welts nnd
plenty of styles to' choose
from.
$3.98 to 7.90
' ' " J. 1 ' ' '
' Special, coot, absorbent in
sole. Heavy white or Van dud:
upper with black trim, flexible,
durable. Ask for the "Caddy."
89c to $3.98
Work Shoe of fan lietan, that'
wit give you hours of foot,
Hase while ntgrking. 7
$3.49
"In Old Arizona," the widely her
nlded picture which eontes to
llunt'd ('rnturlnn theatre for a four
day' HhowlnK. bus been iiei hiiined
In New York and olnewhern an the
"Covered W'okoii ot TiilkitiK l'lc
tureK," and i Ih that nnd more. It
in the rirxt feature leiiKth all-HrAind
film drunni to be made out. of
doors.
The entlrn cast, liumberlnK more
I ban n Hcoro of tho lcudlni; pbiyeni
In filmland, mid heuiled by I'M
mund Iwe, Dordthy HurReHH and
Wnrner Maxtor, Is Heen nnl heard
In the picture, u ronmiittc and thrill
Ins story of the old miuthweHt in
the days before Htaadardlxation
had craned much of It H Klamor anil
color.
"In Old Arizona" marks a new
milestone in motion plrtuie pro-
! Kress. It is a marvel.
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1 Canned Foods Week
f ,., at Safeway Stores
PEED
MOLASSES
To Your Stock '
liny it from us by the hnrrcl. Food our
f:uie liuilasHcs on the hay or dairy ra
tion and see. wliat a bi dUToreiK'.c it
lnakos in the flppearnnec of your herd
and in milk produHion.
THE CHEAPEST FEED
FOR YOUR COWS
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
323 East Main Phono 260
mm vr,
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Fannie Ward .
Famoui for Her Ever.
YoutlifulAnocarancc
Tho two Medford Safeway stores
are now observing their annua!
nned foods wile and the stores
are full of newest parked, na
tionally odvertised rner'-tidl.-e at
traetlvely arranged In bue fiuanll
tlis. This sale Is Inklnc place In
lull stores In Mnllnril district. In
irludlnit firnnts Puss, Itoselttr,
I MarHhfk-lil, Myrtle I'lilnt and Co
,.;ullle. I Mr. Tnderwood nnd Mr. Mnncnn.
ll'in two local tnnnnK' rs, report that
jtbls sale, up to date, has broken
Jail previous records und Is prov
jlnK a wonderful success.
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Richardson Springs
' The Home'of the Soft Shirt"
Claiming the world's best natural physio. On highway
near Ohico, Butte County, California.
Warm Winter Weather. Steam Baths
Wonderful mineral waters unexcelled for rheumatism,
kidney and stomach ailments,
LEE RICHARDSON Chico, California
Dainty excpilsite watches
In solid or plated gold or
platinum "carrying smart
enamel effects with move
meat of preelco accuracy
i:iV.A..-J.)AT77TO
Women's Hose
$1.00 Pair
Bilk from top to toe with
pointed beel.
Ci 1729.
T ne Amrritin Tot)cco to., manufacture??
Coart facoast radio hooUtp every Saturday night through the
Naiiotinf Hroadcaninz Company' netutnk. The l.ucky Strike
Dance Orchestra in "Tnc Tunes that made Br oadtvayt Broadway." -
Wntklnq I'rfHlurt,
I 1 am lhr duly nultmrlzod rtrnlr
, nnd oKnt'f.f tho Wiitklnn prn1iint
j Jn Jnrksrtn county, ritrpt Athlnn1
i nnrl Mdfnril. Itny I. flnnffoM,
I Phon 700-W, Medford, BUr roui.
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First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HILL, Munigtr
Pbon 108 SO N. Ctntral
Medford, Oregon
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OPTOMETRIST
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