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PACE TWO - m. Tocal aiid 4 'Personal j . Mr; and. Mm. -Seolt Pavls and daughter Ansel, and John W. John son ara expected to wrive from -a trip from New York toiOulia, Eorto Jilco,- ola., on tho steamship Presi dent Polk 'tonight, coming via the Panama canal. This in the last leg 'of, their long trip around the world j for -Messrs. .Johnson, and Davis, who wore joined on their -arrival from , Europe li New . York City arly in April by Mrs.' Davis and Miss Ansel pavls, to continue on '' with 1hem. Tho entire party will ' arrive home on tho. Shasta train about noon:.hprHday : ; Heat your orchard with kindling, ' blocks and slabs. Tel. 631, Mcd ford Fuel Co. it' The past matrons of the Iteames chapter, Eastern titer., will be the guests tonight of tho Ashland mat- , rpns at dinner and cards In tho latter city, beginning' ol 6:30. r Mother's day cards this year at 8wem's 3lfr shop arc unusually happy and sincere In , both, senti ment and design. 4S Circuit court was jstl In session today on the equity case of the Pinnacle Packing company, against J3va Moselle Vawter of California, concerning the foreclosure of a mortgage. The moonshine trans pprtalton case of tho state of Ore gon against Macy Llntt had been; scheduled for today, but will prob ably npt begin until tomorrow. Wo spray all kinds of trees and shrubs. No orders too small. Phone your ordcrj to 1039. 66 -' Quests from a distance register ed at Medford hotels Include IV.. D. Gordon and W. C. Drummond of Chicago, Ben Alexander. P. W. Ifoeker and -Waller Alexander of Wauson, Wis., L. W. Holhrook of Washington, D. C, E. E. Johnson of Pt.. Arthur. -Ont. Canada, and . . C. Hart of St. Louto. Let me wrlto your fire Insurance. Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel Holland. Phono . ... ... Mrs. Pauline Jordan Is reported 111 at tho Sacred Heart hospitu! , with flu. .. ... . .hVJ, ,, . Rertd Mother's day cards that really express your innormoxt thoughts. Bwcm's Gift Hhop is showing a distinctive selection. 45 .Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Jiurcl of Seattle left .this morning by plane .for (Jielr homo In. the north, after having speiit tho week end and . yesterday In tho. city on. uuslucss .and pleasure., . y .. .Ladles' .and children's halrcut tlngt & specialty. ;: Jackson , Hotel Barbershop. , ,i . 44 . ;..Weok end fishing was generally good. T. H. Dawson and Al Creech caught their limits of salmon, tak ing three each. At the dam about. 20 salmon were caught Sunday with late afternoon fishing proving good. ..The, salmon wero bright amlav. ". peared to have Just arrlvod. Trout . Wharton potting 18 fine ones on . tho upper river. Other anglers re ported good catches In smaller streams. Granta Pass Courier. . Bring your Invalids and old peo ple to the Ashland Convalescent and Rest Home. , M . -Marriage licenses w.oro Issued yesterday afternoon and today at the county clerk's offlco to Her bert Oroves of Lyanu, Ore., and Elizabeth Fitzgerald of Mtonkton fal., and to Charles Baker and Thelma Yunker, both of Yrekn. Cat. , .Your deepest personal sentiments .are expressed In the now' Mother's day cards shown at Swain's flirt Shop. 45 J. J. Munsell and Hnrley Hall were business visitors from tho Applcgato district yesterday Rucker's Taxi. Phone 68. Rates J5c. Prompt service. ltf lauiorniann rngistereu nt wcu- ford hotels Include the following Q. D. Curry ef Oakland, .12. .1 Drummond of Sacramento, Mr. and Mrs. C. K, Emery. Mr, and Mrs. 1?. E. Brass of I.os AiiKrlcs, 11. W, Danlelson and It. W. King ot 8an Joho. W. P. Rice. W. P. Criindull and r. J. Talty of Hun. Kriuiidsco. Fresh shipments of smelt nrrlv Ing dally. Johnson's Market. Phone 87. 338tt The Degree of Honor lodgo will hold Its card party at the home of Mrs. D; O. Wilson, on the cor ner of Chestnut street and Jack sonville hghtra,y, tonight, nt 7:30 instead of at. tho homo of Mrs. Petor Dietrich, as was formally .planned -Send your relative and friends copies ot tho Shrine edition of the . Mail Tribune and show them how r tho Medford spirit Is manifested ) entertnlnlng visitors. 4n r Energetic Kiddies need plenty of body building food. An after Bohool lunoh of Fluhr er'i Milk Bread and butter or jam will help keep them happy and healthy. n Jj. E. Hamlin. 29, ntercd ipk-a of xuilty In circuit' court yeaterday on a charge ot robhery wiillo arm ed with : a .dangerous' wsapon, folr lowing- hia arrest last .week by tho sheriff's office for the robbery and holdup of two orchard laborers, Felix Kainbousky and Clarence Hcdgepcth. at the Wcsterlund Oiv chards bunkhouso. Thecrim tvi committed lato at-nightand Ham lin was assisted by two local youths who arc to appear In Juvenile court this week. ; .-. ..- ' Htep in at Swem's Gift Shop and seo tho beautiful -new Mother's' day catfll, thot the leading card manu- fact u rem have designed for. this occasion. S4 5 Mlt Margaret Callahan of Aa hi lar, d was a week end guest ot Bed ford friend.. . . i - ' Factory blocks, f6 load. Tel. 681. Medford Fuel Co.',' . -824tC Included .amongr the vlBltor lh Medford last evening were O. J, ahorb of Gold Hill. William Foley. Guy Tex, H. T. . PanVey, Thomas Uobh, Tyson Pan key, -Clifford Col lins, Cecil Cochran and Elrrfcr Kclnklnp of Central Point, Bam ProKCotti A. C. Ninlwer and AV, H. Jefferson of Ashland. All kinds of woodwork.1 City Cabinet Works, ?27 N. Fir. 08 Mrs. Bess McConochie is recov ering from an attack of flu at the Hacred Heart hospital. Sunday, May 12th Is ' Mother'.. day. Stop in. at Swcm's Gift Shop and select a greeting card to send her on 'the day set aside -In her honor. - 1 . 46 B. K. Loosley of this city and II. A. Thierolf of tho . Big pine Lumber cjnopany of Medford'vere in Alturas last week making ar rangements for . the Immediate openhiK of a retail lumber and building material, establishment.! Mr. Thierolf has been In business In Medford for the past 21 years.; Ho Is placing Mr. Loosley, who will ! leave In a short time with his fam- i lly to make his home In the Cali fornia city, in charge of his lum ber business In AUuras. Klamath I News. 1 Send your .relatives and friends copies of the Shrine edition of the Mall Tribune and show thorn how the Medford spirit is manifested in entertaining visitors. . 40 Temporary auto licenses were Is sued at the sheriff's offlco this fore- j noon and yesterday o Gain Hob Inson, "V. F. Htears, Thomas Vin son, H. M. Kent, Crescent Dairies. Charles Hose and J. ltcaton of Bedford, 12. P. Beckclhymrr of Prospect, D. H. Woodcock of Klam ath Falls and K. F. Anderson of Ashland. , Money loaned to worthy poople to pay their honest debts. Thomas Realty Co., Rm. 12, Palm Blk., cor. Main and Front; upstairs. 24tf Vho University , Guild, recently organized . in Medford, will , have Us next meeting at tho HotcliMed ford, May 14, at'7'.30 In the even ing, according. ty an announcement made by Mlstf Hny (smith, secretary- Heat your orchard with kindling, blocks and slabs. 1 Tel. 031. ; Med ford- Fuel CflvV Vtf f jr . A. Perry , and F. 15. Merrick motored to Ashland this morning on nusincHB. Extra copies of the flhrlne edi tion at this office. Be each; or mail ed at 10c each. 40 To handle passenger traffic mat tern for tho PaclftC Air Transport company and the Hoeing Air Trans port company In Portland, Leo H. Jamison will this week open an offlco in Portland In the same suite with the Kalnler National Park company. Mr. Jamison Joined the Hoeing system staff nt Halt Lake City headquarters two weeks ago after a year's experience In sim ilar work In Los Angeles. Before coming west to enter the aviation field, he was connected with N. W. Ayers & Co,, advertising firm of Philadelphia. Mealy Klamath Netted Gem po tatues, 100 lbs. for $1.26; 60 lbs. 7 tie. Delivered any place in city. Johnson's Market, 6th and Grupe, St. Phone U7. . . S0tf Mr. nnd Mrs. C. E. Anders of Klamath Falls spent Sunday with Miss Wlnlfrod Wulker at her home In Medford. : ,' t r ' Dressmaking, smocking nnd but tonholes. The Fashion Shop, 424 Medford Bldg. Phono 1181.. 13tf Throe Medford fishermen. At Plche, Thomas Calvert and Frank Ovolmnn, found fishing good last Sunday In tho Ilogua river nour Gold Hill, where the trio, through combined efforts, managed to catch moro than the limit. Although tho water was roily, tho flHhermen used a single egg No. 8 gold-platod hook to advantage. Hot, clean coal. Tel. 631. Med ford Fuel Co. 334lf Al- Melvln, high school baskot ball and football player operated upon last week for appendtultls. Is continuing to show satisfactory im provement nt the Sac rod Heart hos pital, according to reports today. Oh) -time (inn co, Wnlkcf's tonight. Jiu dance Wed. night, Kinoald's I m po rial Orchestra. ',80 Included among tho Oregon la ns registered at - Medford hotels are Geo. W. Knight of Hubbard, H. J. Kallsky of Eugene. F. K. GaYnett of Hend. O. H. Warner of Salem. E. Hell of Hosoburg. 1. M. Mlteholl of Oregon City, and the following from Portland: Mr, and Mm. A. M. Hullcn, Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Hoerner. O. J. Hill. J. K. Wood, H. F. Cox. W C. Bldwell. T. F. Horn. Mr. and Mrs. K. W. ' I Bills. U MacSwcen. H. M. McCul j lough. Margaret Castllo. W, W.! Street. 11. O. Wilson and I. D.! ! Mellers. 1 t Hvnge's oliNtime dance, N'at hU I hall. HHtiirdHy night. ISOe. 45 ! A divorce deereo whs returned In 'circuit court this .week to Merelc jawing from Jewls Kwtnir. on I grounds of cruel and Inhumnn itrestment. The couple was mar ried August 7, 1920. Old-time dance. Nut Thur. 45 Twenty-three managers and j salesmen of tho Shuggs-Hafeway stores In the district from Medford to Mamhfleld, met In Grants Pass j Sunday for a banquet at the Hotel Ih1 Hague. J. U Hcathcota of ; Medford. district mansgrr, was present and gave a talk on store I was one of tho most suocesuful ever held In tho district. Hose mending, runners removed and snags worked buck. Handi craft Shop. 816tf STEDFOTtt MATT) ;' Four expert tunnel -men will be placed at work tomorrow at the county rock quafry on top of Frog Creek hill a-a pi'eparatory move to opening' construction work -on the Ashland-Lake of tho Weod road in a short time, according. to County Knglnwr Paul Rynnlng to day Tho road wfll be given ex 'tensive Improvements thin year, but the . Improvement program will cpntlnuo 'over a period ;Uf several years before-it will havo been com pleted. ' . f Harvey Hcrylc open from 4 a. m. till nildniKht. Gas. oil hjgh pres sure greasing nnd washing. : Xth and Riverside.- ' '45 i Mrs. C. B. Warren and Mr. nnd Mrs. W. H. McGowan had dinner at, the. Sunnysldo hotel at Eagle -Point Sunday, after which they tvent on a motor, trip through; the valley.: ' v. $ hi- i - ' ; Cheap lumber and cedar posts. Medford Lumber Co. 27tf A light frost Is forecast for to night along with fair weather for tonight - and ! Wednesday nnd a warmer temperature on Wednes day Tho warmest temperature of yesterday was 61, and today's mini-, mum temperature was 43. . Clean cotton rags wanted at Mall Tribune office. ... , A building permit was issued ny the city yesterday to Loo Handle to build a garage on North Grape street at a cost of $150. Just right. Get your hair cut at George's Clean Towol Shop, 7 N. Fir, and you'll say It's just right. 41 Miss Ada McDonough has as sumed charge of tho Josephine Rooms on' West Main street. Darwin tulips, 60c and 85c a dozen. 208 Clark St. 41 The Christian mission alliance. which purchased 17 acres .of land near Canby last year and estab lished camp grounds, Is getting ready to build a log restaurant on the place this summer. The meet ings will open the fore part of July this season and It Is expected that the rostaurant will bo ready to ac commodate the large number of campers on the grounds. Get those ' fenders and nuto bodies straightened at Brill's Sheet Metal Works, opposite Lewis Super Service Station. Phono 418. " tf The Wednesday Study club will hold an Interesting meeting at, the' Public Library tomorrow. May 1. at 2:30. The progium will he de voted to tho sttldy of modern Amer-; lean literature. Window glass, all sl7.es; also plale glass. Trowbridge Cabinet Wks. tf. William Schmidt of Waco, Texas.! whs among the motorists from a distance who registered today at tho local branch of the out of state auto registration bureau. Factory blocks, $6 load. .Tel. 631. Medford Fuel Co. 3241C Mrs. C. I. Hutchison. Mrs. Jap Andrews, Svh. ,W I- Vuwter and Mrs. ,M. .P. Olds of Chclugo. who Is Visiting friends llere, motored to Ashland today on an outing. Cheap lumber, and cedar posts Medford LumborvCo. t 37tf Included fcinuug the -'visitors In Medford , last evening from I'hllo- quln.un the Klamath Indian reser vation to attend the boxing smoker here, was Kd Savage, promoter at that city. ' Mr. Savage promotes fights there regularly and recently staged a main event between Nulls Gorman and Gene O'Grndy, who fought here lust night. The booing of tho crowd at tho end of the sev iteth round impressed him as being something unustitil, as such denv oiistrutlonH are rarely seen In Chllo quln nnd then Are made only by a few fans instead of hundreds.. Dry fir slabs, $6 load. Tel. 631. Medford Fuel Co. ' 334tf A bounty warrant was Issued at tho county clerk's offlco today by- Victor Gardner of Lake Creek, one coyote. Heat your orchard with kindling, blocks and slabs. Tel. 631. Med ford Fuel Co. tf A trip to Squaw lake Sunday was not found us enjoyable as It might have been by Mr. and Mi's. Milton Voss, who upon their arrival at the hike, following a short hike. found the air well filled with rain As a rule, the lake Is a favorite destination for Medford fishermen but fishing lust SimdHy was found to be unusually poor. Dynue's old-ttine dunce, Nat big hull, Snturdny night, &0c. 4T. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY KOH ItHNT Furnished apart nionl. 1! r o o ni h and sleeping porch, privato bath, gat-ago. 827 v. loth Ht. FOH UKNT Hoard and room, steam heat, reasonable rate. 334 Ho. fentral. Phone 1211. 4 3 WANTKD Cllrl as helper and com panion in family uf 2. Phone UI-J-3. 41 WANTKD Man in general store. Htate age, experience and salary expected. Olve reference, liox K. s. S.. Mall Tribune. 41 yANTKD Ijdy clerk In out-of-town general store. Stale aae anil salury expected. Olve reference. Adh-css llox W. S..B., Mull Trib une. WEDNESDAY Cracked Wheat Bread SPECIAL Raisin Cake , " Sc a square ' It tastes like homeonade when it oomes from tho Model Bakery 111 W. Main St. TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, J. H. Kerr, district manager for Copco was a local business visitor fi'om Grants Pass today. Mr. Kerr reports great interest in the Ohn daie celebration tomorrow, with over '100 cars scheduled to repre sent Grants Pass at tho big cele bration. The Grants Pass band, the Cavemen and the Cave Women will also attend. Old-time dunce, Nat Thurs. 45 (Guertts from Washington stale registered at Medford .hotels in clude Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Throop of Spokane and the following from Seattle: H. B. Cosgrove,. Roy Ii. Miller and son, IC. G. Sargent and Geo. T. Harney. Old-time dance, Walker's tonight. Jazz danco Wed. night. Ktncuid' Imperial Orchestra. , , ; 3lf A meeting of the Southern Ore gon Dental association will bo held Saturday night at Wea,sku Inn. Medford members of the associa tion are arranging the program. : j Cheap dry lumber at Medford Lumber Co. 327tf Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Shoemaker.! recently from Kvanslon. Hi,, arej in Medford. They are looking fori a location on the coast nnd are favorably Impressed with Medford. Dry pino slabs, $6 load. Tel. ; 631. Medford Fuel Co'. 324tf j Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Wlrth left I here yesterday on an extended mo- tor trip through the eastcrri'Btates. ! Mr. Wlrth, who is state manager of the Great Northern Life Insur-: ancc company, will attend an in surance convention in Chicago next; month. They expect to be gone six , months. ' ,'. Kxtra copies of the Shrine edi tion at this offlco, Gc each; or mall-, ed at 10c each. 40 I Mrs. W. M. Clemcnson of Hotel I Jackson Is spending several days i in Kugcne while en route, to He-j nttle to attend a meeting of the j Pacific Coast Hotel association. Shej will be Joined In Eugene by Mr. Clemenson. Ted McCrnry, arrested Saturday night by Federal Prohibition Agent Terry Talent for-the sale of gin. was fined 9200 and sentenced to 1 the county jail for 45 days -when he appeared In Judge Taylor's coUrt yesterday afternoon. Frank Knox. arrested by tho police Saturday nit: lit for the possession of home brew, is scheduled to have a hear ing in justice court Thtirsduy. . Seeley Hall returned yestertlay to .Medford from Lo.s Angeles, where he had spent several days on busi ness. He made the trip by Pacific Air Trunsport plane. Dwlght Phippsi, district state fire, warden for Jackson county, was re moved to his homo Sunday, from the Sacred Heart hospital, where he h,ad been confined for sometime with nil nttack of pneumonia and Influenza. He Is reported to bo well on "the road to recovery.' , 1 1. O. Steele, division manager uf the California Oregon Power company in northern California, was a local, business visitor at the Cnpcn tjeneral offices today. NOW- ASK ANY ONE OF THE HUNDREDS WHO SAW THIS PICTURE YESTERDAY THEY'LL TELL YOU '.A GREAT ACTRESS'S. ' GREATEST TRIUMPH'' f J' THE Pfef.':.'.! A Ml ROTHERMEU II Ifaiv I at the Ornan ill V ' "fcl' ! I Presenting Special Score fj ' " : ! 1 : ORKfiOX", TITEftDAY,' APRTL 30, 1929. - JOHN S. OWEN TO INSPECT HOLDINGS OF OWEN OREGON Jolin S. Owon of Ell Claire, Wis:, president of the pwen-Orenon Lum ber company, accompanied by his brother. William C. Owen, of Pon tiac, Mich., arrived tliis morning on his annual visit to the llogue River valley, for an Inspection of his timber and mill holdings In southern Oregon and northern Cali fornia. During his stay here ot' a week or 10 days he will celebrate a birth day no one at the local Owen-Oregon company office this afternoon knew wheUier it was the 79th or the 89th, and view the progress made on one of his Hobbies the landscape gardening at tHe local office building. The first Job did not suit, so two teams, two plough 'men and two landscape gardeners are getting the ground ready for the planting of fancy shrubbery. Den Alexander, who owns varied industrial interests throughout the land, and iiarty of five arrived Mon day evening from Eugene and this morning with James I-L Owen,, vice president and general manager of the local Owen-Oregon Interests, went by atlto to the lumber camps of the company, in the Uutte Falls district. They returned early this afternoon. Alexandor is a large stockholder and momber of the executive com mittee of the Owen-Oregon com pany i During his stay here Alexander will visit the mills of the Klamath Falls district Uj JIM PARDEE ARRIVED ATGLENDALE IN 1889 In connection with the Glendtile colebn.tion tomonov It is interest ing to note that Jim Pardee, veteran employe of Copco, first lauded in U lend Hie 45 years ago. He made tho trip from' Canyonville, a dis tance of 'about 2" miles, by horse nnd buggy, the trip taking all day. The day ho arrived In Glendale the town was confronted with a hlg fire which consumed fieveral largo business buildings. Glemlale expe rienced another large ,fire jn lllliX which nearly destroyed I be.1 entire business section, but . whiclj hus practically been rebuilt. Condun. hoeul hitch Hchogl crnunds elenplvely Improved. WOMAN WED. v!' mmrta DISPUTED Sanctified by a great love, this girl gave her heart to another she. gave her honor. Your pulse beat will quick en; you'll smile and cry. as you see this inspired drama of a sinner made saint. And OUR GANG' in FAST FREIGHT Latest News BROWN RETURNS FROM TREE PLANTING TRIP Iee-P; Brown, examiner of the Crater National forest staff, ar rived home last njght from the Bear creek unit of that forest where during the past week he planted 1f0 .western yellow pine trees in the cut-over lund of the Pelican ' Bay Lumber - company. where thd forest management has started an' experiment in ..timber re forest ration growing. - - This experiment, which will ex tend over a period of. years with plantings in thnt section each yoar, is to determine the site factors, in replanting cut-over lands, .as i to temperature, soil, shade and mois ture, in the way of learning the best time and location to plant In order to j have growth attended with best suocess. : The next planting in . this section will be done next year. BIG CLASS JOINS At u special meeting' held last nlsht by the Modern Woodmen of America In tho lodge hull Jovor'the Medford National Bank,; sixteen candidates were initiated; with one' of the largest attendances of mem bers present In years. A luncheon j followed the initiation ceremonies. ( The large class is duo consider- ! ably to tho efforts of H. K. Hortdh, j district deputy stationed in .he ; Medford district for the past three ! months, nnd according to present Indications, another lnrge class will be initiated during tho month of June. A feature of last night's: session was the presence of nmny old members, who have npt been inj .the habit ;of attending : dodge sessions. NEIL CHRiSTOllOLDS OREGON GOLF LAURELS ' PORTLAND, April... adlP)- Neil Christian of Waverley coun-1 try- club, retained his title as, I Starts Hl i 1 TOMORROW i r ' THE ORIGINAL SCANDAL A AND WHOOPEE GIRL' AND IT'S ALL TALKING ;... MONTE Vou'rt' ill l'(r a st'Hiidiilous iiifr'it of jov . . . tit Ncw; BLUE .- . York's most popular niirht club -and Tt'X knows: " ''v' ' ' , L . ... . IN THE TALKER how to show ,vqu nrtmnu. .'.:.- -v .:. r,.; ! ' . : . t'-i '-::T::r': '. ? the r ''ViPtep' ' "IFf"! GREYHOUND . No or?" mWW LIMITED' I ,; . Raid at i'i l C" This Party V&fW 1-. vj V . Also . ; . - . " J'Sr I TWO BIG ACTS OF..: fiT:' lyyV; . j, TALKIES 2r ..'' sirsSpN 1 t THE TALKING NEWS , ' " Also - FOUR SHOWS DAIILY " j EDWARD EVERETT ' f M J ? Avljg':: ' In the TALKING ' Admission OilsW) f COMEDY Matfc 10 and 35 iK'CS i: II "ASK DAD" ' Ev 25 and 50 ; I I , chainplon ot tllu '"Kon 1'rufos sloiinl Oolfers iiswocluiion here yesterday, by defeating Jvan Julm Bon of Tunluilii. and Chris tian won Ibe title Uwt year. Twenty-four professionals otn ."eted In the championship tour numcnt. fcfffiife : KAWJM. Ore., April 30 I) A damage judgment of "T.S0S, the largest ever awarded in Oregon and one of the largest ever' known In the west was cut to' J30.000 when the supreme court today handed down Us opinion In the case of Frank V. Martin against the Ore gon Stages, Inc.. plaintiff. The accident in which Martin was injured happened In Marion county on the Pacific highway near Hubbard. Tho case was tried in Multnomah county. f': No decisions pertaining to Juck .1 son -county were handed down by j the supreme court today.' Motorists Are Paying Damages Every Day 1 , Complete Automobile I s Insurance, is Your I Only Comeback. R. A. HOLMES INSURANCE .; AGENCY Jackson Co. Bank Bldg. Phone I44 SINCE 1909 . HERE! FOR FOUR BIG ' JOYFUL DAYS Texas Guinan ill T CVT fill f 1 1 'Tues. and Wed. II 5 A production de , lMk-r-a stpry with Are modern boys I -r and - girls vici0U3 j .. 0P wl'd shame ' , less or taught. less?' For answer m ' see this great pic- . ture.. J ; COMEDIES - " f i Canned Thrills ' Sawdust Baby ' j : Coming Thursday '. 3 i " '"'8ATIN WOMAN"' " ' I Mat. 1:30, Eve. 7 . I ! 10 and 15c . r il a : I J i i, ? I " i- I -' These Drug Stores Are Open Nights This Week ' Medford Pharmacy Heath's Drag Store . Strang's Drug Store
