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' I H K knowing woman no lunger
J. submits meekly to regular,
systemic suffering. This kind
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as the occasional headache, or
twinge of neuralgia, or other
aches and pains for which the
world takes Bayer Aspirin. These
tablets are niarvelously effective
at such times, as nearly every
business or professional woman
has discovered. And physicians
have declared there is no harm in
their free use. for genuine Bayer
Aspirin does not. depress the
Heart. All druggist
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One of Our
Beautiful
Easter Lilies
Will make an ideal remembrance
at Easter time ; ; ,
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
323 East Main Phone 260
ALL
NEW
TODAY
The Pick o'
the Big
Silent Pictures
KIDDIES 10c
ANY TIME
AND FRIDAY
Another big super produc
tion with a great stage at
traction thrown in for
good measure.
PHYLLIS HAVER
IN
The Shady Lady
AND
ON THE STAGE
"Ririlo"-
Hollywood's Cleverest Dog
IN PERSON
RINLO ACTS FOR YOU ON
THE STAGE JUST AS HE
DOES BEFORE THE CAMERA.
TOMORROW NIGHT is
CHINA NIGHT
rDrr CANDY MATINEE
rKtt SATURDAY
1000 FULL SIZED BARS OF
CHOICE CANDY
1 Bar with Each Child's Ticket
That the annual spring front j
danger season is here at last anil j
will officially open tonight, was j
the announcement of Floyd 1). j
Young, government frost warning j
expert, this noon, and from now on i
smudging is liable to be done dur- j
Ing the night and morning as long
as the danger period of that niht
lams, if the temperature falls be
low the freezing point.
This does not mean that there
will be smudging tonight or to
morrow mOrning. or next day in
fact no one knows when the first
smudging will start, but does mean
hat the frost danger period has
arrived, because the buds have
been coming on so fast that today
the bud clusters of the Howell und
D'Anjou. pear trees In some orch
ards furtherest advanced are In
the white stage just about ready to
burst Into blossom, and would be
injured by a freezing tomperuture.
It will be a week or t e n days
yet before the orchards are gen
erally In blossom.
As has been the custom hereto
fore during the fruit-frost danger
season Mr. Young will give out a
daily forecast about 7 p. m. to the
telephone exchange, a later one
daily over the radio broadcasting
station at 8 p, m., und will give out
word during the night should any
special emergency arise.
The majority of tiie orchards
have thei smudging apparatus
ifnd fuel In place and their smudg
ing crews engaged to bo called ogt
when needed, but there are still
qute a number who are not entire
ly ready yet to smudge, "and some
who have not even hnd their ther
m o mete rs t est ed yet. M r. Y ou n g
has set the final date for testing
thermometers, free of charge, as
March 27th. after which date a fee
of one good cigar or package of
cigarets will he charged.
The news that the smudging
season is about to break" out will
be received with dread by the
housewives of the city, most of
whom wiir from now on lie awake
half the night ready to detect the
first odor of smudge vapor and
then slam down all the windows
of the house.
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f '-. Stenographer Mourns.
TOKONTO. March 28. (P)
One very mournful stenographer
is (described by the Mail and Km
pire. She bought International
Nickel, last fall, $1000 worth, and
pyramided. Her paper profits ran
up to $16,000. It's all gone now
with' her original- $101)0.
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Thousands of bottles of Dare's
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and don't forget!
VOTE
For the Airport
Bonds
riinlo, the. handsome Russinn
Cienman police moving picture dog
Ik so sagacious that he can do al
most everything but set type, talk,
knit and sing like a canary. It
seemed to the impressionable re
porter who enjoyed a prlvuto in
terview with the arlstocr a t 1 c
ca nine wh ose life is Insu red ( o r
$10,000. and his owner and trainer.
V. C. Ill owning of Hollywood and
formerly of Seattle, in a darkened
local theater of solitude yesterday
afternoon, not even a manager.
press agent or other pest being i
around.
And while everyone Is In love
with this 20 years old pup. the lat
ter Is also much In love with Med
ford and the valley, and besides
his almost human Intelligence Is
air-minded. He's with us with all
his four feet and tail.
"Do you think the people of
Medford ought to vote unanimous
ly for the new airport bond issue?"
was asked the intelligent animak
"Yes Indeed." responded Hlnlo
with three loud thumps of his tail
as his ears flew back and he
smiled widely. The dog language
was Interpreted by Mr. Browning,
altho the reporter could see that
Kinlo was sincere In his expres
sion. "Medford and the val'ey are an
exceptionally fine community with
a wonderful climate, are '.hey not,
and If you could dlspos.- of your
Hollywood investments and two
years movie contract with the
FIrat National f Pictures corpora
tion, would you return to Medford
to live?" was the next question
"Thump, thump, thump thump."
with the tail four times, only 1
louder than before, accompanied I
by a much wider smile, was the '
response. !
It hardly seems believable, folks, I
but with all his other accomplish
ments Rlnlo can sing.
"Now," said Mr. Browning, who
was running Kinlo thru Ills 103
stunts in way of rehearsal, "the
nice fat newspaper man would
like to hear you sing. Now sing
the first few words of the Mother
Hubbard, sung.,
"Woof, woof, woof!" said- Rlnlo
Just as plainly as could be. The
reporter was convinced, altho he
had never heard the Mother Hub
baid song. But to be honest, how-
, ever, It sounded to him like the
Smudge Pot columnist humming
the national air on a rainy day, or
Kenneth Anderson's flivver when
it is ailing. . -
Rlnlo can count money. In fact
by command he picked a f)0 cent
piece out of a pile of coins and
handed it to the Impoverished
writer. Very, very nice doggie.
Columns could-, be, written about
the achievements of this wonder
ful dog, which or who, with his
trainer and owner Is making an
acquaintance tour of the ' coast
meeting the film fans personally,
and who or which will be ati added
attraction to the regular movie
program at the Itiallo theater to
night and Friday and Saturday
nights and afternoons.
. Rlnlo was born of canine aris
tocracy, and was the property of a
southern Russia count before the
war, who after the war became a
"no account" and drifted Into
Seattle where Mr. Browning met
him and bought Rlnlo for $S(i0,
only six months otd at the time.
He started to train the puppy,
and soon met with so much suc
cess tluit Rlnlo became locally fa
mous, and so attracted the alien
tion of the moving picture con
corns. Rlnlo has been In pictures
since he was 12 mouths old, mid
has played in pictures with Rin-Tin-Tln
and other famous movie
dogs in fact has doubled for them
Ht limes In pictures. He is soon
to slur in his own right in a pic
ture named "Loyalty."
O h yes, Rlnlo can w h isper I n
soft dulcet tones, too, and Mr.
tirowning, whom, the writer never
knew to make an untrue statement
in the 30 minutes he had known
him in Medford, also says he can
say "applesauce" this presumably
with his til.
R. A. HOLMES
INSURANCE
AGENCY
Jackson Co. Bank Bldg. Phone 444
SINCE 1909
LOCAL PROSPECT
NEXT 2 MONTHS
Hslabllshment of a new Industry
In this city, through the efforts of
the Rogue River Valley Traffic
association, wan announced as "D6
per cent aesured." at the regular
noon meeting today.
R. L. Burroughs of Petalumn,
Calif., is considering the establish
ment of a plant here, for the
manufacture of excelsior pads for
fruit, excelsior wool, egg protec
tors, and other products UHd in
the fruit packing industry. To thin
end. Burroughs hnn tHken un
option on the store room oiHouih
Front street, in the fruit Jacking
district.
The plant. If established, would
be a source of nuppl.Oo the entire
slate of Oregon.
Raymond Uter informed the
gathering thin his opinion the
plant would be 0-stablished and
start operations within the next
two months.
Iast season over a million and a
half of the pads were used In this
valley. By home prodU'Am. U
would mean a saving oti per
thousand to the local packers. The
demand this season would exceed
last year.
The plant would represent nn
Investment of approximately $15,
000, and would be in operation
practically the year round.
J.C.P1
iNNEYCQ
uality Counts
In Merchandise as well as Men
That's 'Why Our Qoods are Made to Quality Standards
Many, Many Hats from Which to Select
Your Easter Bonnets
i .. The Easter bonnet is a bygone I Its place has been taken by a whole wardrobe of hats
... lor every modem woman ami miss matches a hat to each costume . . . and these prices
tell you why so many are buying them here.
$1.98 $2.98 $3.98 $4.98
More Diversity
in Style
This season's hats are a
delight to anyone in search
of originality . . . brims
taUe new turns, trimmings
have appeared and each hat
speaks for itself.
Straw Braids
Felt and
Combinations
You may select from sev
eral mediums . . . dress
hats, however, are inclined
to be a little more elaborate
than the tailored felt. Com
binations are especially
good.
' m Lj
The Display Is
a Colorful
One
Black is present, as usual.
Vivid colors, especially
when they match the frock,
are a smart choice and the
neutral shades are favored.
Not So
Long Ago
Thousands of Women
Could Not Afford
Nice Clothes I
There was no place
to buy them except
She General Store with
its dusty , i u mbled
stocks and last year's
styles.
Today, you see styl
ish, well dressed wo
men wherever you o.
Many of these women
are our customers
They have learned
that they can buy a
smart, up-to-date coat
or frock, at the near
est L C. Penney Com
pany Store. They
know, too, that it will
be well cut, of excel
lent material and the
price it often lower
than if they made it
at home.
Silk Hose
All wanted spring shades
to mutch n 1 1 y Knstvr en
semble Pure thread silk,
full fashioned. ChiTfon.
siTvico or si'.mi - service
weighls.
98c, $1.49
Smart Spring Coats
I
, ,. Selected Carefully
for J. C. Penney
Customers
You will be delighted with
these modish coats . . . sel
ected for their style . . . for
their quality . . . and for
their unusually attractive low
price for coats of outstand ing
quality.
Women, Misses and
Junior Sizes for
$19
.75
If you are seeking a coat for the)
street . . . for dress hours . . . for
all-around wear ... be sure to in
spect this modish .. ... .. and thrifty
... . . group.
EASTER
and
Men's
Neckwear
Two Things That
. Always Go
.Together
, fJct a head-start on Spring fc'y
choosing your Easter tie3 from
'among onr latest assortment.
jThe patterns and colors qje in
step with the season new,
tsmart, distinctive, and really
an asset to any man's appear-
i
a nee.
If you don't already know it,
yotfll be surprised what a new
tie can do for your outfit.
79c
and
98'
Smart New
SUITS
for Spring 1929
7 'he, taillcur returns to such pro-p
nounced favor that fashionable
women should interest themselves
at once in our presentation!
Tweeds at
$9.90
Panel tones add a ycuthful chic to the linei
of these tweed suits, whose smartness is em
phasized by bindings, ditchings, or deco
rative pockets.
' Navy Twills at
$14.75
Hairline twills and tweeds, too, in this ex
ceptional value-group, which urges inves
tigation. For Women s: Misses t: Juniors
DRESS SHIRTS
Men's collitr-ultneliPtt dress shirts, full cut and care-, ,
fully tailored. An oxcellonl ratiKc of patterns front
whii'h to ehonsc. The colors are all fast because
they arc vat dyed. Wc pay the lnmutl'itcttirer extra
for this t'olor insurance.
98c S1.49 S1.98
Marathon
Hats
The Unerring Choice of the Man
Who Desires the Utmost
in Style and Value
The wise man selects a Marathon Hat because
he at once eliminates all doubt as to Style, Char
acter, Workmanship and Value. Marathons have
that distinction of good taste, which always in
sure smart appearance. Sec these Stvle Leaders.
"The Times" $3.98
"The Forecast" $4-98