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Newspaper Page TextPAflK TWO BEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OKEGOX WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, IMP. i 1 Iocal and -'Personal Buy IilccnscK Saturday Tho sheriff's office will bettln the Issuance of auto licenses for I ho ensuing year next Saturday. At that time motorists may make application for licenses covering tho period from July 1. 130, to July 1, 1931, in keeping with the legislative enactment changing the sale of full year licenses from Ji.nuary 1 to July 1. Quito a rush 1 expected. The Central Point child welfare clinic held yesterday by the coun.y health demirtmenr was a decided success and attracted - 13 liable from that city and surrounding countryside The clinic was in charge of Dr. a. C. Wilson, as sisted by Mrs. I.yda King, county nurse. A similar clinic will be held tomorrow at Jacksonville. 10-Inch water and play balls In bright colors, special !8c each. M. F. & II. Co. 86 Detroit. Mil l)., ir.ili.l-M Mr. and Mis. H. J. Thalhlmer of JJetroit. Mich., are srendlng sev eral days in Medford before Jour neying north. Extra Extra Extra! At the Dreamland hall Saturday night, girls -will be selected to compete in the national beauty contest. 84 Swim Party Tonight The ' young people's Christian . Hndcavor society of tho Presby terian church will have a swim ming party at the Jackson Hot Springs this evening. lOntry blank for the Mall Tribune first annual trap shoot will appear In tomorrow's paper. Fill out anl mall It In at once for early group ing. Prizes will bo awarded all contestants. 11 To Itfnve on Ixuib; Trip Miss Augusta Glover of the coun ty health department will leave to morrow evening for Atlanta, Cla , to spend two months visiting friends and relatives in that city. ' Choice gladolas, snapdragons, swectpeas and mixed garden flow ers. Oct our prices. Phono 390-1, or call at 326 S. Holly St. 80 From Vlstnut J'oiitts Guest from a distance register ed at Medford hotolB Include II. f). Williams of Utlca, N. Y., T. O. Webb of Albany, N. Y., V. K. Nel son and B. 15. Gates of Miller Field, N. Y Mrs. R. H. McCoy of Bon nors Ferry, Ida., Mr. and Mrs. J. Martinez and L. S. Mendcz of Chi cago. Ill, Tree Props. All lengths, regular size. Cheup at Medford LumberCo. KeUinw from Sun Fninrlscn Mrs. II, . Keff returned to her home today from a month's visit In San Francisco. Soreon Doors (fixtures froo) Medford Lumbor Co, Phono 6211. , 78tf Minor Auto ('rnsli w. iF. Wallace and Herbert E'. moro wore tho principals in an auto ' colllBian on Ivy streot 'yea lerday, according to n report at the police station: today. Tho for mor Is of Medford and the lattor of Applogate. Tho crosh caUBert little damage The Rogue Nook Inn at Gold lllll Is now open for business. Shpit orders and chicken dlnnorn will 'bo 'sorved: any time. Coy Koblnson, proprietors. 82 Auuiiivr 0. p. Tmrriu Coi In an effort to assist the Influx of motorists coming Into Josephine county from the south, the state lias Bent Tmfric Officer T. P. Hbor li)an her;! fo aid Tnifflo Officer Hubort Hoxic. He has hoen sta HntiA,l in nnlem iind Portland dis trict and hr.r been sent to this county by the state y.Itlf the high est qualifications. - Grams Pujs Courier. . . Mrs. Ida Wood and Florence Graves. Summer elassoa now begin ning. Residence 320 No. onkdale. Phone 1042-W, 2 Hero mini Kliiinacli Falls Mr. and Mm. J. I. Shirk and Mr. and Mrs. Ex Kendall and son of Klamath Falls were visitors In Medford yesterday. Tree Propst A large stock always on hand. Phone . laeurora bor Co. .. 78tf Lcavcm for Nmv ilcrscr Ilussell j! nrlnkley of Teterhoro, N. J., left last night for his home In hai. city. Ho will go by train nn far as Chicago, and from there VI1 go to Tetorburo by plane. "Dressmaking and remodeling at I he Fashion 8 h o p, 424 Medford Hldg. Tel. 1181. tf Will llnsiiltal . James Grey, suffering from In fluenxa, 'is.-still a pnticnt at the Hacred Heart hospital, but was re ported to lr' nuirh better to,1v. He took II! nt tho La'ko of I he Vt,ods resort and was brought to icdford for t.caiment. Let mo write your fire Insurance. Carl Y. Tcngwuld, Hotel Holland Hid. Phono 603. tf From CViun.y I'.luts ' J. Harne Stanley and son Uar rell of Antclopo and Mrs. Kate Ash uf Klk Creek were among the out of-town visitors In Medford today. r- Oonvalewvent Home, ''Graduate nurse In charge. Phone 1fl0fi-J. 'til ". . . ' . .Ill r Your Grocer handles the .. complsto lin of riuhrer's Breads. They are de livered to him fresh from our ovons twice daily. , Choice Klndolaw, snup'lraj:on. jiWttotea and mixed gartlcn flow ers. (Jet our prlcpH. Phono 390-1 or call at 32', H. I lolly St. 8G FnuifcH ('iilliiliti HI KrancoH (Jallatln, dauRhter of Mr. and Mrs. 1 II. Gallatin of th Vallev View dlstrltrt. who has boon attending school at Corvallis, wnn suddenly takon 111 and removed to the Sacred Heart hospital at Port land whero who n-centiv underwent nn appendicitis operation. As'i land TidlnKS. A Httnpinl vnlim f. r CI fill In ttif. all-lllc Artcraft hoso Is making f(imo a reputation at i-jineiwyn . iioiiniann h. . but IlemstltchinK, nicoting, pleating, button making and hoso mend in p. Handicraft Shop. 257tf 1 1 pro on WiisIiionh MIhh Mollle Blitt nnd Km. I Prltt of Jacksonville wcro business visi tors in Medford yesterday. Attention, YuunK ladlcs! Tho I Jons committee will be a the Dreamland hall Saturday nlht to select . beauties for tho national contest. . -1 Prlenti sin shod fnr nnli-k rlen r- anco of Hummer hats ut the Band Box, 223 Hast, 6th. Look! $1.00. II. OK and up to $r.08; every hat worth thrco times theso prices. 85 (nniu CoiuiiilhHlniicr Mr. and Mi's. Wilfred Allen, Sr., will leavo Tuesday for Portland, where Mr. Allen, as a member of the game commission, will attend the re Kb la r state frame commission meeting thcro. Mr. nnd Mrs. Allen will go to Joseph, Ore., later to be present at a meeting of the Istaak Walton leagae, of which Mr. Allon Is stuto president. Grants Pass Courier. ;, Chauncey Klorey now located 123 Kast Main St. Insurance and Ileal Kstatc, ; C&tt For best green slabs, ask driver or call Modford Fuel Co. Tel. 631. 65tf Vlsllliu? Crater Imkn Judge itml Mrs. Glonn O. Taylor and their guests, Attorney and Mm, Bv r, Adams of Taooma, Wash., who stop H' d off hero yesterday on 'thff irotilrn'' trip humo from California, are spending today in viewing Crater Lake and vicinity. Public Market Grocery Butter 3Ko Ilk, eggs 28c doz., all standard coffpo 4?c. .89 Don't mlHM thn Iilar mllllnoi'v aaln at the Hand Box, 223 Kast 0th. l-Ht.ifl -vuHioi to at U.tiS, 13. its.- ICvei'y hat n great money saver.ft 85 Flslt PIiiiHimI In County Ovor X0.000 rainbow trout nnd 8(10,000 steelhead wero planted In til UnM1 ..(.... tha two weeks, according to a late report rrom tno state game com nilHuInn wlilnh mnrin i.ln ntlniru In unite a number of streams tbruout luo siaio. Geo. A. Bohnort, Genernl Truck ing, &t Flchtnor's Garage, Tel. 180. , 32 lfl-ln. green pine slabs, large or small loads. Valley Fuel Co., Tel. 76. ., 9441C Talent Stddler Homo Wayne Parks, who has been stationed ut Fort Casey, Washing' ton, with the United States army, arrived Sunday to visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Parks of Talent. Mr. Parks recently re turned from-the Philippines where he hjtd been stationed for tho Inst throe years. Cholee . glndolas, ' pnApdragonA BWeot nnnM a hd m IxpiI ulv rditn flow. ers. Get our prices, . Phono 300rl. or call at 32G H. Holly St. -. 86 HtUtirifH Fitun ViihIi1hh1oii Mrs. J, N. McCollnm returned homo Tuesday from a visit In HlU ville, Wash., with her daughter, Mrs. Clarence uison. She accom panied her, niece, Miss Lola Mc Collom of Fairbanks, Alaska to .Mod Tun), who will visit with hor grandparents, Mr, and Airs. J, C. Woods, '.The Peasleys', new ttudto now open, opposlto now Holly thcate". Mi-s. Pcnlaiul lnipnivcil Mrs. L. O. Penland nf Talent, who underwent a major operation at tho Sacred Heart hospital yes terday, was reported to be getting along nicely this morning. Arteraft silk hose. "Dulcoto." the latest In luster tens hosiery, at $1.05, has arrived at Kthelwyn B. Hoff mnnn's. .86' Make Homo In Itcagir Mrs. M. A, Parks of San FtV nutndo valley, Cal.. arrived on the Shasta this morning, and left fm mediately fur Iteagln with Iut dntighter. Mix. It. H. Heegmller, where she will make her home. Dr. Hlnxo's Lnxnllve Tablots htq guaranteed by Heath's Drug St or to bo the most efficient laxatlvu you ever used. 88 Hurry Waltlier Here on Vlhlt Hurry Watther :s ere fr..:rj Po land on hudluess and meet It jr many friends. Ho will leave t last of tho week for San Frii Cisco to attend tho Nutlonal Kt trls Light eonventlon. Phonn R42. We'll haul away your refuse. City Sanitary service. 837tf Here from State Points Among Oregon residents regis tered at local hotels are H. is. Ks sen, C D. Flynn, K. F. Dowd of Kugene, Geo. W. Knight of Hub bard, Hoy Kennedy of Junction City. H. B. Kvans of Canby. L. M. Kyre of Salem. G. B. Carston of The Dalles, and the following from Portland: Mr. nnd Mrs. L. D. Lambert, V. L. Starkey, A. N. Carrbel, Harry Bderson. Harbert Kkalz, p, C. Morton. W. H. Adams. A. K. Sehraeder, I. H. Olmsted, M. ( White, Geo. C. Thomas, C. E. Burnett, C. M. Franklin, J. IV Kesky and Ed Steffen, , Big millinery 8alJ now going on at the Band Box, 223 East 6th St. , , 80 Joined Parents Itfere Jack Ilussell, who has been at tending Stanford University, ar rived from Palo Alto this morning, and will nccompany his DnrentB by motor to their home In Portland. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Kussell have been attending the bankers' convention. Chauncey Floroy now located 123 East Main St. Insurance and Real Estate. , C5tf Dr. IT. P. Coleman of .Medford was visiting in Ashland Monday with his brother. Thad Coleman. - ..Forrest grcn slabs, ask driver or call Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 631. . . 65tf To Attend Pm-nlinnlns Meeting Mrs. Agnes Qulnn of Palo Alto will be the guest of Mrs, L, K. Skelton of Gold Hill the remain der of tho week, and will attend the Pocahontas meeting in Med ford Saturday evening. She ar rived from Palo Alto on tho Shasta this morning. Chauncey Florey now located 123 East Main St. Insurance and Real Estnte. 65tf Light Bald- nt AsliJnml Out of J 00 autos tested for headlight adjustments last even ing. 72 were found to be in perfect adjustment. The remaining 28 must undergo adjustment. The tests wero made by State Traffic Officers C. P. Talent, Herb Moore and Hubert Hoxle, who are apt to do similar wpik here .in a short time. ' , . : , (,.6rln. green plno. slabs, largo or small loads. Valley Fuel Co., Tei. 7(i. 344tf Medforil (lull 1 Valued ' A letter from Miss Martha Gasch, newly elected president of the Oregon Federation of Business and Professional Women's cluba, was received yesterday by Mrs. Mnud Chapman, local president. Miss Gasch praised the Modford club for the splendid work accom plished during the past year, es pecially tho convention held last month. The hospitality of tho Medford people and the musical program, offered during the con vention rocelvod many compli ments in hoi letter. - r.'v.i" - The Peasley's new studio now open, opposite now Holly theater. . tf Visitors from Washington Guests at local hotels from Wash ington Include Mr. and Mrs. E. P. HofRCkor of Walla Walla, W. G. Hooker, of Spokane, R. J. Cordlner, K. J. Coughlln and Roy Blackbura of .Seattle. - Anyone who would like ft bar gain in a high grade banjo should call at this office- and inspect the banjo left here for sale; a sacrifice regardless of cost. 25tf Iloin ofrom Trip Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Salter of Medford have Just returned from a three weeks' auto trip to San Francisco, Yosemite national park, Ios Anceles und other points in the south. Bee Brill's Sheet Metal Works for radiator, fender and auto bodv repairing. tf Californlnns nt Hotels ' Among the Callfornln guests at Medford hotels are Lillian Duncan. Mrs. J. D. Grant, Mrs. Bora A. Wood, H. W. Carr. Dr. H. L. Shep herd. A. B. Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. 11. M. Ding ley nnd Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Ackland of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haehl of Cloverdiile. Mr. and Mrs. 10, C. Smith of Whit tier, Geo. C. White of Oakland, H. Rodman of Sacramento, Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Perkins of San Diego, J. D. Sylvia of Stockton, W. G. Daniels and family of Hollywood. Mr. and Mrs. E. C Hnbbs of Long Beach, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Druke of Berkeley, Anlolnetto Bnmford and Clara Colton of Cres, anil the following from San Francisco: F. 11. Chamberlain, K. E. Snell, R. D. Dimrun, Frank Burke and J. P. Kobnmn. i , n ., I, . Lime for all purposes at Med ford. Lumber Co. . . 78tf Tenchi'iV KxnniM llcftmt Several applicants for state touchers' certificates were at the court Mouse today taking examina tions which will continue until Saturday. Applicants are coming from dlfforent parts of the county, Including quito a number from Ashland. All straw hats at Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann's are offered at one half their original price. .- 84 Arrive from Honolulu Miss Edith Hoofs and Mrs. F. I Butler of Portland arrived In Med ford this morninw to spend Sev ern! days here before Journeying on to Portland. They nr return ing to their homo In that city, fol lowing a six weeks trip to Honolulu. For Sale: . one beautiful golden oak dining room set. Call 807 So. Central. Carold J.' Parker., 80 Hotlintiiiir tt INtrtliiiifl Mrs. Clara Day and daughter Dorotny or Oakland, Cal., left this morning for Portland, following soworal days' visit In thin city with Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Arnold. An attractive selection of wash able silk and printed cotton dresses is on display at Ethelwyn B. Hoff mann's. Quality merchandise mod erntely priced from 4.50 up, 84 New Yorker Visit Medford H. D. Williams of UUca and W. T. Webb of Albany were air visi tors in Medford last night from New 'ork state. They came In planes piloted by V. E. Nelson and B. E. Gates of Millers Field, N. Y., and left this morning for San Francisco, following their arrival from Seattle The two men are believed to be New York state of ficials ou unfair tour of the nation. Dry kindling $2.50 per load. Val ley Fuel Co., Phone 76, , tf Steamship Agent Here Eucene. Schrader. traveling na sengcr agent'for the American Mall line and Dollar steamship lines, arrived In Medford last evening. He plans on remaining here for several days attending to business For best green slabs, ask driver or call Modford Fuel Co., Tel. 631. : 65tf Elks to Initiate . ' A big attendance IS expected at the regular session of the Elks lodge tomorrow evening when a large class of candidates will be Initiated. It is probable that it will be one of the largest classes of the season. ,.- - Let iia hniil nivnv vnnx rrnrhnirtk and refuse. . Phone 642. Cltv Sani tary Service. . 387tf Dud Dunlop in Portland' "Dad" Dunlop of Grants Pass, former well known Medford man, Is in Portland this week arranging for the purchase , of new talkie equipment for his Rlvoli theater in Grants Pass. , . 16-ln. gre,en. pine , slabs, large or small loads. , Valley Fuol Co., Tel. 76, ,.344tf Here from Jam Angeles Mrs. M. A. Park of Sams Valley arrived' from Los Angeles this morning, where she spent the win ter with her son and daughter. Before leaving fpr ams Valley sh will visit with Mr. end Mrs. A. 13. Wnilams of this city. ... Boys Baseball Meet American Legion; Junior league baseball enthusiasts will' be at' the city hail Thursday afternoon at 5:30, so that application blanks and plans may be worked ou!.. Fred Scbeffel is in charge of th team. Boys not over 16 are urged to attend the meeting If interested in baseball, , ..... TiCavos for Bosobnrg ' ' Roy Blackburn, traveling freight agent for the Missouri, Kansas fc Texas lines, with headquarters In Seattle, left this morning for Rosn burg, fotlowipg, a short ybuslncss visit in Medford, , ; Visiting Minister Dr. R. S. Eastman, pastor of the Presbyterian church at Red Bluff, with his sCin, .wife , and ,. mother, made a short visit today with Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Conder. 4 11 " -v ' Democratic Meeting; Members of tHo ' IDemdcratlc County Central Committee for Jackson County will' meet Thursday afternoon, June 12, 1030, at 3 p. m., at Hotel' Medford, Medford, Oregon, for the purpose of elect ing officers, filling vacancies and transacting other business. Mem bers requested to attend. H. F. MEADER, Chairman. H- 81 ( Card of Tlmnks. 4 We wish to express our eppre- ctatlon and thanks to our1 friends nnd neighbors in Gold Hill and Medford for their many acts of kindness and help in our hours of sickness and sorrow- J. George Hall. .';"' Fannie E: Hail Kies. SI TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WOULDYOU like to move to Eu gene next fall to be near the children at the University? If so. we 'have nn excellent B-room home only 5 blocks from the University campus, w cared for. on pavement. Price $3500: $1,000 mortgage runs 2 years at 8. Want home in Central Point, Ashland. Medford, or a cream near Modford. Seo Chnrles. A. Wing Agency, Inc. : 83 FOR SALE Thoroughbred Jersey hull, A mos. old, $35.. Phone 7-F-2. R. F. D. 1. 83 EXPERIENCED young woman wants cooking on much. Phone H17-J. Fountain iouge. xa FOR RENT Apt., 3 rooms, pri vato bath, private entrance, gnr nge. tt E. Jackson. Tel. 5 9 J - Y . 87 FOR RENT Furnished ants.. downstairs. 1 1 8 Genesee. S 1 tf WANTED Work by 2 boys, 1 r and 17; town or country. Tel. 692Y. ; 83 EXPECTANT m o t h e r, widow straitened circumstances, desires commeunlcntlon with Interested parties with view to adoption. Address Box 200. euro Mail Tribune. - 82 FOR SALE English enb. new, half price. See at Justine Judyrs placR, Jacksonville and; Phoenix road. -:8ft FOR SALE OR TRADE 5-rooni modern bungalow, furnished or unfurnished. Will take Grants Pass property. Inquire H. ' C4 Appiegatc, nin w. Mmn. Men ford. Phone 1142. t 87 FOR SALE Fine li30 cabinet radio set, one of tho best makes. Witl sacrifice nt nearly half price for immediate cash sale. Address "Radio Ownw,"1' Mail Tribune. sti 78 REGISTER FOR Total registration for the six weeks summer school of the public schools, which opened tast Mon day at the Junior high building has now reached 78, according to C. G. Smith, who is director in charge of the school. Seventy-four of this number are already In attendance, eight of whom are In the primary grades, 25 In the intermediate grades and 41 In tho high school. Five In structors are in charge of the work at the summer -session. - Obituary McDONALD Funeral service for Meldrum Cressey McDonald was held at tho t Perl Funeral Home yesterday at 2;3p p. m., with Rev. Frost officiating. A larffe number of his friends attended the service, and there wero many beautiful flowers, Tho pallbearers, wore: A, B. Cunningham, Wrh. F, Isna'cs, Hi ram Meader, Thos. Watterman, Wig Antipole. Sam Kroschell, Ralph Jennings and Paul Wright. The officers of Medtord Lodge No. 1168, B. P. O. E. delivered the burial service at the grace ,in the Medford cemetery. 1 RUCH Casper MitcDell Ruch pasged away at Ruch, Oregon, a town named by "him many years ngo, Tuesday morning after a Ions illness. Mr. Ruch was born In the Ruch district, on the Little Apple gate river, May 8, 1865, and was aged at death, 65 years, one month and two days. His parents died in 1873, when ho was a child of eight years, and he spent his early life at the home of tho late William Ray, until 189s6. He attended the Drake school, now called tho Ruch school, and in 1800, after leaving the Ray pluco he established a mercantile store for tho convenience of the people living In his district. This storo celebrated its 34th anniver sary In May of this year, and in May, 1898, 32 years ago, he was appointed postmaster, a position he has held continuously. Mr. Ruch was truly a pioneer of this country, and a man of Christian character, living through all of the hazards which confront ed the white man, and helping with the development of the coun try. Anna Boylan was married to Casper Ruch Juno 11, J 9 13 at Medford, Oregon, and survives with Ms two brothers, Fred Ruch of Medford and Henry Ruch of Independence, Oregon. His two sisters have been dead for a num bcrs of years. w . " Funerarrferv'ltre will be conduct ed from the Perl Funeral Home, Frlduy, June 13 at 2:30 p. m. Interment In tho Jacksonville cemetery. Classified advertising gets results. Notice Is hereby given that dis solution having taken place on June 6, 1930. of the partnership known ns the Diamond F Fur Farms, with their headquarters' In the city of Los Angeles, we. the undersigned, former members of the aforesaid nartnershlp. will not be responsible after this date for any flcnts contracted by any one under this name. Geo. W. Cooke. Clifford F. Thorpe, Harold C. Cheatum. Mark J. Kennedy. Clyde P. Wllburn, Verdie K. Elsesser, James A. Smith, Paul J. KoetK, Bruna B. Elner. 86 Notice for PtihlUntlon. Department of the Interior. lT. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, June i'th, 1930. Notice Is hereby given that Mer rell Charles Patton, of Butte Falls, Oregon, who. on April 1st, 1920, made Homestead Fntry Serial No. 01H436. for N4 NEW And SE4 N E M , Section 35. Township 34 S., Range 3 E.. 'Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of intention to mnke final three-year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Chauncey Florey, V. . Commissioner, Medford, Ore., on the 23nd day of July, 1930. Claimant names as witnesses: Ben Edmondson. Charles I. Pat ton. David M. Cleveland, Nathan B. Stoddard, of Butte Falls. Oregon. HA MILL A. CANADAY, ' Register. Xotii-e to Creditor. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for J nekann Cmintv. In the Matter of ibe Estate of Helen F. Rowe, Deceased. Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has been, by the County Court of Jackson County. Oregon, duty appointed adminis tratrix of the estate of Helen F. Rowe. deceased, and has nnnltfted and to the creditors of, and all per- tHns naving claims against said deceased, to present them, vriftpd as required by law, within six momns auer me first publication of this notice, to Glenn O. Tnvlnr. rttorney for said estate, nt his of fice In the -Federal Building, fin Medford, Jackson -Countv. Oregon Dated and first J'-ublisJied, June LOTTI K V. RAMnrcrja Adminlstratrltf'of the Estate" of -i 'KMny r .. no vo, Deceased. Tho lunch counter and dough-1 nut shop at the public market on j South Riverside Is now, under the j management of A. E. Schmhs who j purchased the business from C. R. Reattv the first of the week. , a i t,.W will onnrlnlillZe I In short order breakfasts, lunches and dinners. They win uit-o home mude candy, and on Satur day, decorated cakes. Mr. und Mrs. Schmitz were formerly lucau-n t the Sunrise Super Service station where they operated a candy shop. : Special Cimuiiunlcatlnii Medford Lodge No. 103, A. i.r j& a. M.. Friday, June 13th. 7 n. m. Work in the M.-M.. degree. RofroahmeiHs. vis iting members welcome.. " '. : ;, ... H. J". FH5LJ& V. SL CM. HOUSTON, Secy. ' 83 HaVe You the ' u m BRONCHITIS? Tear out this advt. and send with your nama and addre,,, Let us tell you how R. M. B. Prescription check. ASTHMA BRONCHITIS quickly and easily. R. M. B. LABORATORIES, INr 1C29 Alaska Bldg., Seattle, w, My namo Is.. --- - - - . My address Is City and State Stomach Bother? if vmi hnvo to be careful of whiit you eiit und drink, nnd suffer from gas, heartburn, hlontlim, sour stoni-i aeh and dyspepsia, why nut make; the Dlotox In mlnuto test? llann-j less yet works with ureat speed. I fine nf the .incredlents lias the. nmazlni? power to digest 3,000 j times Its own weifjm. jum iiiu up. Get Jllolcx at any druK store. Put It to the test. Money back It you don't soon feel 'tko new anil free from stomach distress. Only HOe. Km- sain at ' JAIt.MIN & WOODS Dltl'G STOItIC ... ..,....T...-T-....-...T..T -j I I 1 VAJUT H.tX KilM BUlf BbW ' j DA 711 irv-vi-ioimes INSURANCE vyGENGY noon rsi:n cars Now Is tho time to buy that nepenflnhle sert car for your vacation. 1DB7 OI.DHMOHIUj COUPE Fine condition. 19! STfDKBAKER 5-PA8SKN'-!I)H KKllAX. Just r dandy car for the family. 1920 HUICK STANDARD SUDAN A good car. e 192 m'R'K CTlAOl Any of theso are just the ticket for your vacation trip. Take your pick. O. V. MYKRS CO. So. Riverside. Phone A4. 83' HARRY MARX Painter of the Hemes of Men Tinting, Paper Hanging Phone 178-J ' YOUR HEALTH Is your wealth. It's as near as your telephone. Call 1290 for appointment. DR. CHARLES R. SIMKINS Over Woolworth's Store Russian Massage. Electrotherapy Chiropractic FOR SALE BUICK Late 1929 Roadster G disc wlicds, (! (tdikI tires, W2 li. p., !)D mill's per lumr. Privately owned, mid. in ele gnnt eondition. ('iir ean be seen ut Hiclil'ield Oil plant moriiiiijfH or Ntinilier 4 South Newtown evenings. Will take ear in trade and to respon silile jiarlies will finanee 18 payments. PERSONAL Parker Fontaln Pen owners ean obtain a Parker Fountain Pen Desk Sot for homo or oflieo use at ubout half the roBtilur, "'lc of a full. set. AH you need, in a taper for yoiir present pen and a base of Glass, Porcelain, Onyx or Marble. Bring your pen to our store and let us show you how. 11' you don't own a Pnrkei come and see how easily it Is convert ed from a Pocket Pen to a Desk Pen and vice versa like two pens for the price of one. i Larry Schade ' Your Favorite Jeweler Since 1918 Mountain Spring Water jjl,iWllJ.JaiuM.lAa STARTS TODAY From Vincent Lawrence's smart comedy. "IN LOVE WITH, LOVE Dozens of moths were singed by her flame but one had an asbestos heart in this JOYOUS COMEDY PWr- ( a , Jl MOVIETONE f y 'W!X2r JOAN JH VV Production. j. BENNETT ' w I , I KENNETH ' AVc HENNA; REGIS ; toomey! ALSO OUR GANG in "SATURDAY'S CHILDREN" PARAMOUNT SOUND NEWS'" ADMISSION Mat. 10 and 25 Eve 10 and 35 AS A MOUNTAIN BREEZE SUMMER BARGAIN MATS. Kiddies 10c- EveVj 25 and M GREATEST MIIVACLE eftht TALKING 5CUEIN If Jnwrpnrp TBillBIET'ir 5tar of the Metropolitan Opera HH-COOL i rmmmmtoimamm. UTli ,:iMi :TmTP 25c 4 DAYS, STARTS A song on his lips, ,V T. - t His blood afire. It? 'f m m..i j i,t (j this love llV vagabond? ' '! ; i.'SJiar . ,.-.n ' K A iSfftr L - ' also t" s t j O&fcv s- Iff S Van and Schenk ' Si"Binfl SONG CATHERINE DALE OWEN STAN LAUREL OLIVER HARDY - flMtTO-00lt)WYN-MAYB.PICTUi A daring, speotacu-. lar drama of a ban dit lover and a ruby lipped Princess