XrEnronn utl TrcnuTyr:, MEPronr), onEfloy. tiiuksday, ..hint, n, 1029.
ON JULY 3 AND 4
'One of thn innnt extensive; Inde
pendence Pay cclchrutlnim over
planned In thin Koctjon of t lie coun
try, will be ntuKcd July 3 and 4 at
Crescent City by the Del Noi'4
American Louion Tnst No. Le-
lunn;ilrcH and auxiliary members
fuim Medford, Anhlanu, uruniK
Pass and surrounding cities are
how formulating nlnns to attend
lh entertainment features In the
southern city.
Drum cup conteaU. large open
nlr band concerts and sports, in
cluding baseball and foot races, are J
umnng the many attractions plan
ned. Three I. S. first line war
nhip difcnue unlt will welcome
visitors d urine both days of the
celebration. There will be a mili
tary parade featuring walluiH from
uinvtliiittt ii h well us viailinc drum
and bugle corps from nelyhboriiiK
towns.
Following the dedication of the
Veterans' Memorial hall, built by,
citizens of Dei Norte county at a j
cost of $fi0,000, there will be
large dedication ball the night .if
July 3. In the afternoon there will
be Rtreet dancing.
Inspired by the fact that the best
clam tides of the year will be on
at the dateH of the celebration, Un
American Legion has also planned
.a clam digging contest. For the
children there will be a unique
treasure hunt on the program, as
well as a generous supply of fire
works on the beach, augmented by
Hoarehlijrhu and anti-aircraft kuiis
from the visiting U. S. fleet.
JAfKSnxVILMS. Ore.. June 6.
(Special.) Harold Ilihln-th, son of
Mm. J. M. Cantrall of Jacksonville,
one of the four to win n prize at
the North Pacific track meet In
Kugene last Saturday, will soon ar
rive home for a short visit. He
will .spend tho mi m met In employ
ment at Crater Iake.
Albert learned of Sunlit Crux,
Cab, was In our city Wednesday,
meeting old time friends.
Mr. and Mr. John Dunn lug ton
and daughter Margaret of Klamath
.Fulls came over Sunday and are
Vliting relatives here. They mo
tored to Grants Pass Wednesday.
Mr, and Mrs. Oeorgc McCulluni
f rum Klamath Falls were callers
at .tho Tlay Stevenson home Sat
urday afternoon, en route to f lrantt
Push, where, they visited Mis, Mo
Culluin's mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Hogshead of Po
mona, Cab, called on Mhh Issie Me
Cully Monday afternoon. Mr, Hogs
head was a partner in the abstract
.business with the Into Sam Whlt-
tiugton several years ago.
"- Mr. and Mrs. Hob Stevenson have
-returned to Salem after spending
tyvernl days at the home of his
j hfother, ltay Stevenson and family.
' ' Mr. nnd Mrs. Chris Kcegan were
visiting Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
John Dugan at Ashland.
.kffiiTsWFOR
BUTTE FALLS HIRED
HCTTK FALLS, Juno
(Special) All teachers for
. year have been employrri.
Van Gruos will succeed Mr.
Pur-
Iter us prlneipal of the high sehool. j
.Mr. Parker will be principal til
. i.iemlale. Mr. Joe Nee and Mrs.
( Leola Stoddard will be additional
. members of the high si-hool fae-
iilty. Mrs. Veil Ibniver will take
Mr. Nee's place as prinelpal of the !
g tide school and Mis. Nee takes
Mrs. Hoover's place in tho fifth
and sixth grades. No o t h e r
changes nre to bu made.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. Mome of Uogtie
li ver a nd M rs. M a rg a ret I toy n -ton
spent Saturday and Sunday
"Wtlng relatives here.
t Pat nnd Walter O'P.rlen. who
Visited for several das last week
at tho Guy Moore home, returned !
to Kirk, Oregon
Sunday.
BUTTE FALLS GRANGE
I
HCTTI-: FALLKS. Ore.. June fi,
- (MK-elal) Hon t foigrl the
prange dance at lltitte Falls Sat
nrday night. L'very one Is as-
Kured u good lime and good'
music.
Severul ladles of the cnmmu- j
Idly en Joy imI l he pa rt y g I e n at'
the clutr h Welnesday afternoon i
lv the members of the bidtes' aid. j
Belief from curse
y of constipation
- Itattle t'rei'k physician savs,
'''irUtiMtipnllon I icsponiillilii fm
Inol'fl misery than Hliv nlhrr niiim.."
Jtllt linltiP.lhllr nllif has liiM-n
f. limit. A talili't rnllvil Rcxnll ()r
(Iim'IIph fUtrarm water from thp w-
ti'ni into till lary, itry itlrumlnK
.w.h.n. Th wt..r t.,..HnM. ,
f.wi.t uhmIb u,, i nu...... i
........ ...... , n Knnir.
jiik n imiii ui on ii.erraKing ine
done.
'' Hton nnfferlnn from copfllpatlon
'VMlAW N it eitll II Orilorlln I n,..li
Jxt day hright, Oet 24 for a Tie
today al the ne fire hi Ilexall lirug I
jsinro. West Hide I'haimavy.
Books Received
at County Library
May, 1920.
Flrtlon.
1'i-ter (inod for Nothing, Aldtlch.
A KaKe of the Kea, Aunt In.
A Kaue of the Hwonl, Austin.
The llouMo of Fulfilment, Heck.
Cloth of CJohl, Ueebe.
Tho Glory of the Purlour, Car
man. i'lhoH of Jaalman, Chae.
I ted IMomforn; Homanco of rvly
Indian Life In the Went, Cooper.
Want elands, Cont;rlff.
In Those liays, I'eruuson.
Joseph and ills JJrelhren, Free-
mfm
Darkened Rooms, Clbba.
Tho China Venture. Graham,
into (he Wind, Hatch.
The Jtetpectable JftCy, Hlnkmm.
Tho YillaKc Doctor, Kiiyc-Smith.
The Whlrtper of a X line, hc
Franc. Dods worth, Lewis.
Itllnd Man's Duff. l.ynUe.
Tents of 'lekednc-H. McCallum.
IMlKi'ims of Adv-rily, M'-Kce.
We Forget Hccau.se We' Must,
Maxwell.
With Malice Toward None, Mor
I Queen Cleopatra, Mundy
row.
Yho HlHhop'H Wife, Nathan.
tj,0 jiUfI(.ri nice.
This .Strange Adventure, Klne
hart.
Dark Hester, Sedgwick.
Itlooily Ground, Tarleton.
Flowering Quince, VanDoren.
Queer Street, Wiley.
Non-IVtion.
Country Journalism, Allen.
Vou Can't Print That, Seldes.
Tho Psychology of Vouth, Swift.
Iiolwcen War and Peace,
Hoeckel.
The New Molality, Drake.
ltellglon Without Revelation,
Huxley.
Middleton; A Study In Contem
porary American Culture, Lyund.
Tho Story of the Gypsies, Herco
vlcl. On the Hottom, Kllsborg.
Lawns, Rockwell.
Irises. Rockwell.
A Simple Guide to Pictures and
Painting. Hulley.
Roan Stallion, Ta 11141-, nnd Other
Poems, Jef fi'i's.
On Mediterranean Shores, Lud
wlg. Labrador Looks at the Orient.
C.renfell.
Lion; Agriean Adventure With
the King of Leasts. Johnson.
The Star-Spangled Manner, Nich
ols. Circling South America, Ander
son. The Romance of Forgotten Men.
Paris.
George W. Cable, Itlkle
Km perm Francis Joseph of Aus
tria, nedlleh.
Herman Melville, Mumford.
The Face of Silence, Mukerji.
Pamphlet.
i:. S. Dept. uf Uibor, (1) Why
Drink Milk ?
lT. S. Dept. of the Interior, (1)
Industrial Schools for DelimiueutH,
)!il!fl-liL'7; ( li ) Schools and Classes
for ihe Illlnd, HHi -1 !l!7.
U A. C. Kxperiment Station, (1)
Dairy Farm Incomes Required to
Maintain Standard Farm Homes in
Oregon; ,( 3 ) A Hot Dish Lunch
for the Rural SebolmfwypHhrdlu
for the Rural Sehool; (3) The Re
moval of Spray Residue from Ap
ples and Pears; (4) Culling the
Poultry Flock; Ii) Factors in the
Organization of Cooperative Asso
ciations; (U) Greet j Feed and Pas
tures for Poultry; (7 The Wheat
Joint worm in Oregon; (8 Com
mercial Fertilizers: (if) Motor
Driven Green Feed, Root and
Straw Choppers; (1U The Jerusa
lem Artichoke; (11) The Most Im
portant Noxious Weeds of Oregon;
(12) Feeding for Kgg Production;
(13) Pollination Study of the An
Jou Pear In Hood River Valley:
(II) A Dairy Program for Ore
gon. It. S. Dept. of Agriculture: 1
Marketing ltt e-Cnqi .Potutoes; ( 2 )
High-Grade Alfalfa Hay; (3) Pre
paring Johnson 1 lay for Market ;
next j H ) Legume Hays for Milk Pru
Miss duetlou: (51 The Sorghum Midge.
With Suggestions for Control: (ti)
K e e ding Cottonseed Products to
Livestock: y 7 Tubereulosis in Live
utoek; M Ginseng Culture: ( !1 )
Conking Heef According to the Cut ;
1 tit Apple Seald ami 11m Control;
nil Harthworms as Pests ami
otlieruUe- in ti... lAn-m w.m.iu
( 1 ;i ) Preventing Keed Klavoff. and
odors In Milk; ( H Marketing
Kggs; tiro Farm lludgettng; (Hit
t'hiuehllla Kubbits for Food and
Fur: (17) Growing l'lne Timber
for Profit in the South: 1S Pro
tect While Pine from Itltster Ku.st;
tl!D Mosqulio Itemedles and Pre
ventives; ( L'Oj Harvesting Grain
g h u in s; CJ 1 t Dalrv Cattle
I treed
CJIM MeHfurlng Forest-
Kin. liiiniii'r In Nnrthi-rn lilnhn:
t";tl Iti'lallon of Quantity of Si'i-il j
Sown an. I IVnslty of SimmIIIiis tnj
ihi' 1 1. 'nh. pin. 'in anil Survival of
l'Vli'M I'l.'iutlhU Stork; 124 1 fnn-
liilm is 1 sril In SIHpnini: Kruits niiii
V'rKiMatiirs: cr.i Woods ItiirnltiK jKatlu'rt'il Saturilay at Sunsut on tin'
In thr South; UM rroilurlnK I'lnr Kokuo anil siH'M a lilcasant tttn"
.Suii.i y stork In tlir South; ( L'7 (.with Mr. hiiiI Mrs. S. W. Iluli hin
Thr Vrllmv liny l.lllrs; il'SI Thr i sun 111 I r I. 'In a I III R tin' nrnltlK ir
Ihiropi'iiu Sl.n'.lni: In thr 1 s ; j thrlr new luillli' plai t' if nuslnrss
(:"') I'lirm Miiuurar'.urr of lu-Mnsir for I lit. rvrnlliK was turn
friinrnlnl Applr Julrr; i;ln) Thrllshril hy .Mrs., liny, I Tinker, t;ray.
Making ami Krr.lnvK of Silatr; HI J son ltoiilsnn anil Mlturh i' IVniv.
Itrroninirn.l.illons to llrKlnnrrs In ! K. 8tlll Bam a rraillnn llllil Wnniln
Kur Karntlnii, a 2 KhIiimi l'ara-1 llo, Olive anil Junior Hutihinsiin
iilii's anil I'luasrs; (j;ti i ! i o inn ; rsili Bit vo n rer Hal Ion. l.unrh was
! In thr W rstrm Half of tin-; srrvril aiol at inlilnlnht all ilrpart
l". S.; 134) Sivi'rt I'otato I Hm'iisi'h: . ril for Ihrir rrsnrrl Ivo holm's. ri.
(.In) Trxas or TI. k .'rvrr: t;lii) j pnrlliiK hitvlng hail A most uYliKlit-rulli-Tlinlirr
Iti'sonri rs of Mouth-j fill tilnr.
raslrrn Alaska: tUTt 1'rirUly 1'rar1
as Slo.'k 1'Vi'il; CIS) Mushroom I Orriiii Wtiithrr
fultiirr for Aniatrurs; (:t;i) Krost ! l'nsrltlnl with prolnihly showrrs
mi. I thr 1'rrvrnllon of .'rosl H mni- j K'hIkIU anil l.'rl.lay, nilhl trmprra-
HKr: nil) 1' irr-f rotri-tlvr
strui'tlon on thr Karm: (41) llni-sr-Itrrrdlntt
SUKKi'stlons for Kartn
rrs; (4L') lonlrol of tilr t.'odllm;
.Moht In thr I'arlflr Northwrst;
(4:1 1 (iooil .oo,l lliiliits for rhil
tlrrn: (14 1 Thr t'onihlntsion t'lran-
ln mill Trriitlim of Srnl Wheat:
i am i , .
j
riirm i ropn; imi t inting th
"Profitwii
t47t
t'ommon White Onilis;
lenlng Iteef I'alven.
Fat-
' OFN'OSToWN o. Itleeanlo
"eitarollo, ltohbn. knoeketl imii
Ittul lioffmitn. New York
nPTDnimnrjDiiiT
LK0IDUUi1UriUII
SHIPMENTS WILL
MAKE FAST TIME i
To equalize railroad Hchedules
on shipments of California perish-
able products to Atlantic seaboard
points viu St. Louis and Chicago,
the Santa Fe, Western Pacific,
Southern Pacifli; and Union Pa-
ciflc Wednesday announced a
schedule of J40 hours from Call -
forniu conccntrutiuu points to Chi-
cuko.
The new schedule Is based on
3 a. ni. departure from Roseville.
Sacramento, Rakcrsf ield, San Ber-.
nardino and Colton, which will
provide seventh day connections
at Chicago and St. Louis with
Pennsylvania find h.rle trains ei-i
feeling loth morning delivery in:
New York. Territory within 16 1
hours of Sacramento, Rakersfiold
and RoHoville and within aoven ;
hours (f Co I Ion and San Her-j
nardino will operate on this ached-j
ule. i
F.ffoctivc June 10 the Pennsyl-
vanla and Krie railroads will e-
tablish afternoon trains from Chi-!
cago and morning trains from St. 1
Louis to effect third morning de
livery on tho Atlantic sea board.
E WORD PICTURE
OF SHRINE PAGEANT
Tonight from 8:30 to about
1 0 : 'to. the Associated Oil company
will sponsor tho broadcasting of
the Shrine motion
picture and :
electrical naL-eatit at the Coliseum.
Los Angeles. This is tho first !
time an attempt has ever been """y a l" .
made to broaIcast this kind of j river pb.nt of tho ( 1 Serviee
,.vcnt Refining company. The misslnp
The event 1h the grand windup were Gordo,, C Chase.
of the annual national ronvenllon !' intend-nt of the plant, a m
of ShrlnerH. and will include son.e( Henry Minor a workman. 1
AH bands from all over the na-f'"' rocked the M.rrounding ter
llnn. as well as many troupes ofjrito.y f,(r miles
chanters. The moving picture in
dustry has donated flouts elec
trically lighted, which cost in the
li.-lKhlfM li.ioil nf 11 million dollars, i
Will ItoKors will Hi t as masti r
of .riinnnli'S. . Mr. Koci'i'M will
Introiluro to llip.niilln anillcnro
soim nf thn vts'tlng Koyernoi-s.
mayois. Klil'lnn offlilals anil fa
mous inovlo ul'tlHls, who will 'say
n fpw worils ovim the "miko."
KtallollH on thn hookup lmluilo
K.ll;, Si'iilllo: KUVb Salt Uiko
t'lty: KVA. San Kninrlsi'"; KHX,
I'ortlitml; KM Tit, !.os Auuck's;
KC1A, Hpokani!.
The committee on program has
secured the services ol Hev. l.aw-
rence A. Meade of Toronto. Can
ada, for services during the com
ing; young people's Kible confer-
nee, which begins in the Central
'olnt Federated church on Wed
nesday evening, June 2)1. and con
tinues over Sunday. Mr. Meade
will open an evangelistic cam
paign on the opening evening of
the conference, which will con
tinue after the conference closes.
Ii? will also speak each forenoon
on the subject of "Prophecy," and
he) hi the music.
James Johnston of Faith Home
will speak twice each day. In the
early morning session he will give
the devotional lilble study, and In
the afternoon will speak on "The
Fully Surrendered Life."
Olhnr .speakers will be Kev. F.
H. 1 veison and Itev. 1. I). Ran
dall of .Med ford, and Hev. J. M.
Johnson, pastor of Ihe church
whero the conference Is to be held.
Tho conferences are strictly un
denominational, fundamental and
free to all who wish to take part.
For Informal Ion as to entertain
ment and arrangements, write F.
C. Faber, secretary men's brother
hood. TRAIL SCENE OF PARTY:
TRAIL, Ore.. Juno ti. (Special!
Kilcnils anil ni'ltllhnrs. '.Ill in all.
tun
Crntlr Miliaiilr, wln.ts
lh.-
Made for
Beautiful Women!
.-a u uen n . iiimr.1 ineircomi
omis o-e .Mr.i i.i-(ti.ii race
der only Fanunih for pnrity Us:
coloring matter t nppioved t thej
Oovei nmcnt. The Kln never loi-ks ;
p.i.-iy or flakv. It niends iiuhc i
Ainto(hl and produce a vooihtulj
inMm. JVide hv a new Fri-n.'h
liroe. MKI.I.OIil.n l.-
i der M.ty on bmger. MtM(h'? Oi iu 1
Store, L
I Not Enough Duty,
Dances by Hubby,
Wife Shoots Self
S 1 0 A TT LI-J, June . (!
JeuI'ttiHV, the result of tior
husband dancing too much
fr with other woman, was given
r
ff as the reason for the death
toljay (ff A).H ,.utl Uc,, 4,
.smith, -'.1, who, It was re-
I)urUuj lo police, fired u bul-
(,t tn,.)n,tfh her head lant
njKnt 4
c j ntunh was released
wn niM ,n.ri,onai recogni'ance,
i while police investigated his
Mtoiy tj,,lt j,ls wife hot her-
1 4 H(f following a party at their
, home.
1 ,.j (am.P with 'the other
wom(.n Ull( ,m,, Smith bo-
culnt. j.aIou.s," he told police.
, 4
44.4444.
ESE
.
PICK IN, China, June fi. (P)
Official foreign sources today said
that Dr. C. Jl. Holleman, American
missionary who was captured and
held for ramom by communist at
Lungyenchow, southern Fukien,
May 23, had escaped.
A letter recWved at Amoy from
Lunkyenchow said t he missionary
after four day" had eluded 3000
brigands and x'.arted afoot toward
Tapiu, Kwangtung, apparently hop
ing to reach Swatow.
Holleman's wife and children es
ciped originally and made their
way to A ihoy.
Rerinery llxphnliw.
EAST HRAINTRKK, Mass., Juno
5. fp) 'pvvo men were mUalng,
at least three were injured, and
l""l"ny uamaKe eMi.i.-w
explosion
and fire which . early
Itnufry l.uiiflniirk Hunt
NI-:" VI )rtls. '.lurif li. ll') Olio
r tlio l.in.lm:.rk l.f l)lf fl.'lV wllt'll
. ,,...,. .... ,,... ,1... ,.,.,, .r 'f N,.w
York niuht IIIV iiiishimI loilay wiii'll
fiif iN'stinyi'il lh- "111 Timlin tlicn
ter. Tile I'lvt.'-story tlii'iiti'i. loi-uted
on lho llowi-r? just lu'low Canul
stri'i't, liurni'il so rnplilly firi'lnen
wore powi'i-li'SH to rhi'i- tin1 hhiv.o.
VARICOSE
This Simple Homo Treatment
Giving Amazing Results
Ask lor an original 1 wo ouner
bottle of Moone's Kiuerald Oil and
apply night and morning lo the
swollen enlarged veins ruhldng gen
tly upward and towards the heart
as the blood in the veifls flows that
way.
In hundred-. r ra.sex .Moone's
Fi.ie.-abl Oil lias uhcii blessed re
lief. Gel a hot tie today it's won
derful tor l ivers. Old Soies, Hmk
e.i Veins ami Troublesome cases of
KV.eiiin.
You ti. list get complete satisfac
tion or your money will Ih cheer
lullv rcfitmlcft.
Heath's Druir Store ami all first
class tlniic stores will Ik glad lo
"l'Pl.v you.
or0Nire
(viTN-EXPTosTVer
ill
.U-U.1l
tntalj
Pill 1
Ilteauliful exuniples of Jew 1,1'
elor'd ai l ni r lacy plat I- j)'
Inntn ami untie gom h
i mountings net wlih Ui.i l
... . !
j mono yi iiinm-ioin im u
IDE
HO.N'ORA, Cab, June C (fP)
Mrs. Kvu Itablen. timtrimoniul
agency bride from TeWas, whh hcii
tenced lo 11 fo ImpriHonmont yes
terday aTter she told superior court
how she pUHHed a cup of poison
laden coffee to her ilejul husband,
Carroll Kahlyn, as part of a sul
eJdfl pact, but Hhe left the death
deuling cup pasn her lips and then
watched her husband die in agony.
Mrs. Rablen's change of front
and plea of guilty surprised Su
perior Judge H. T. Warne. As he
pressed the question to her as to
the sincerity of her ploa, he inti
mated that such a plea jnlght call
for hanging. Rut after listening
to her story on the stand the court
decided on a. life sentence with
the provision that she nev;r he pa
roled. The paradoxical story told hy
Mrs. Rahien on the stand yester
day gave the court a new aspect.
The widow said that her husband
tried to take his life on many oc
casions, but that she had prevent
ed him.
PORTLAND. Ore., June C. (A)
Joseph P. Kohls of Yakima,
Wash., was elected president of
the Pacific Northwest Shoo re
tailers association in unnual con
vention here today.
OF ALE1V3ITE-EQUIPPED
CAN BE SURE. OF
' CORRECT LUBSCATSOI
100K for the Yellow Sign. It identifies Alemite-ing
J Stations offering complete Alemite-ing with Alemite
Lubricants.
Genuine Alemite Lubricants cost the dealers more money
but cost you no more than ordinary greasing.
Dealers Listed Here Use
Genuine Alemite Lubricants
Specially Developed by Alemite For
Use in Alemite High Pressure
Lubricating Systems
We Are the Dealers Who Can Give You This
Beebe and Kindle C- E Gates Auto
iMedford, Ore. Company
Medford, Ore.
Lewis' Super Service
Medford, Ore.
Sixth
Skinner's Buick Service
Medford, Ore.
Beebe & Kindle
Service Station Operators
Central Point and Medford
i U. S. Tires
Standard Products ,
Greasing
Alemite
Lubrication
LIMA. Ohio. June fi. fP)--Tho
i streets of Lima today v, ere f illed
with -00 0 magicians who came
j from 15 countries with their bags
1 of tricks for the unuul convention
I of Jioodwinkers and i'rofonHijrs of I
ithe Hlack Art. . ,
I Rabbits abounded In - profusion j
1 and the multiplicity of guhxti pigs, j
geese and playing cards in :reased
with each wave of a magic wand.
Hotel rooms rattled with tlwj bones
of the dead and the air was filled
with flying coins us the wizards
had a holiday.
W A SHINGTON, June (I (IV)
Hardly had political Washington
heard of the intended resignation
of Dr. Hubert Work as chairman
of tho republican national com
mittee than It bugen speculating
upon his successor.
'While no suggestions were
forthcoming from official sources,
the name most prominently men
tioned in discussions was that of
Secretary James W. Good of the
war department, who served as
western manager of the Hoover
earn palmi.
St. Super Service
Medford, Ore.
Lewis'
Super Service
Station
Largest in Southern Oregon
Cienuine
ALEMITE Lubrication
Sieberling, General and
Goodrich Tires
We Never Close
Phone 1300 Phil B. Lowd, Mgr.
Constant control by experts in malting
accounts for the fine body, flavor and
consequent high quality of Budweiser
Barley-Malt Syrup. Malting has been
our business for more than seventy years. .
ANHEUSER-BUSCH, ST. LOUIS
Barley-Malt Syrup
VALLEY CANDY COMPANY
Distributor, Medford, Oregon
' BM-11B
We Use
Alemlte-Ing Costs No More Than
nrHlnam Greasing
mm 3 m ilia b
LOOK FOR THE YELLOW SIGN
Every Dealer Displaying
This Sijjn Has These
Two Special Lubri
cants for Your Car
I Alemite Chas
sis Lubricant
This lubricant is
used in the Alemite
fittings and is especi
ally designed to stand
the high pressure
vhich these systems
produce.
If the maker of your car directs tha special
lubricants be used in universal joint and
wheel ber.rings, ask your dealer for the3
approved special Alemite Lubricants:
Service
O Alemite Uni
versal Joint
Lubricant Wilt
not throw away
from universal joints
at high speeds.
Pierce-AHen Motor Co.
' Medford, Ore.
Beebe and Kindle
Central Point, Ore.
J
M NV WW
G
Genuine
O Alemite Gear
Lubricant For
transmissions and
differentials. Es
pecially made ac
cording to specifica
tions of your car
manufacturer.
A AlemiteWheel
Bearing Lubri
cantWill lubricate
wheel bearings cor
rectly and is heevy
enough so that it will
not throw into brake
seams and cause
brake trouble.
Sixth Street
Super Service
Station
Owned and Operated by
Val J. Fischer .
Richfield Gas and
Your Favorite Oils
Genuine
ALEMITE Lubrication
6th and Fir Streets