Medford mail tribune., June 19, 1930, Page 12, Image 12

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MEDFORD MATTj TRTT1TTNE, WJVFOT?n, OTCECiOX, TTTTTT?STTftY, TIJXE in, 1030.
"Clear up your skin.
dear, and you will
be popular, too
- 1
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a 'a 1,1.' - m k v. - ik ... j a ir
, If yon Awln
! rlrar .kin
; roi matt
: krl roil
.- hloori In good
r condlUon.
Skla
trouble
id tallow
nolexion
speak ol body
eaknesa m
deficiency In the
oioo O'Ceiis,
A lovely, clear skin is within your reach
WITH the last blemish gone, confidence re
turns. More friends, more invitations
more good times. With the joy and pride of
possessing a clear skin, self-respect increases.
A lovely, clear skin is within the reach of all.
To you who have lost It, hope is offered, that
you, too, may have a beautiful skin, rose-petal
in texture, pretty as a picture and without a
single pimple.
Skilled physicians recognize the appearance of
skin eruptions as being an indication that the
body's power of resistance 1b low.
The natural way to remedy this condition is
to restore the red-blood-cells to normal.
This is why so many thousands have been en
' abled to free themselves of these unsightly
blemishes and painful skin annoyances by taking
a course of S.S.S.
- S.S.S. helps Nature restore the blood to its
normal state. Healthy blood nourishes the body
and works against Infection and disease.
Without plenty of rich, red blood there would
be no strong, sturdy, powerful men, or healthy,
beautiful women. .
. If you are troubled with so-called skin dis
orders, take a few bottles of S.S.S.
A Clear Skin Comes From Within
nay be found in
every good drug
-9tore in America.
Thousands ol user
have testified to ita
benefits in unMolicl
ted Utters ot gratl
'fude. Seek energy,,
'vitality and a clear
SA'n through tha
'remedy which ia
tuada (torn strictly
tresh vegetable
drugs and baa atood
Ube teat for over 100
years. Sold In two
Aak tor the
larger site. It ia
' &oro economical,
h ',
' O B.8.B. On.
ft!
Eugcno Germain, consul' to! For f'vory now v.ren.o. rvotorlsi
Switzerland under. Cleveland, In1 who overpnrk nt DoOkc City, Kan?.
credited with introducing Cusuba aro HHHosHed an ex tin dollar In ad
melons to tho United States. ( itltlnn to the regular fine of $1.
LEVERETTE OPENS
FINE SHOW HOUSE
IN YREKA TONIGHT
YHKKA, Oil., Juno 1U. (Spl.)
1reianitli)nH are coninlote for tho
biff opening of tho now lirondwuy
t heat to here tonight, hy . Walter
Leveretto, Metlford, who haH hud
the buihllntf under construction,
for Honietlme. Tho theatre is re
garded uh ono of the best in tho
inth'H northern California section
and is furnished with tho latest
equipment.
A pre-view here Inst night of
"Mammy." featuring Al Jolson,
attracted u delegation of Med ford
theatregoer and a number of
Yreka rcHldntn. given un oppor
tunity to Inspect the Hhow houKe
before the expected big runneth ft
evening. Tho nound effects of tho
theatre are termed perfect due to
Hpclal construction of the building
and equipment, with vitaphone and
movietone fittings.
The Interior is furnished In the
Hpanlsh idea In keeping with tho
exterior of tho structure and haa
drapes and lighting fixtures of un
UHually dccoratlvo nature. The
Broadway theatre will be operated
In conjunction with the Holly the
atre to be completed at Mcdford
tho latter part of July.
MEXICO CITY, Juno ID. (P)
There was groat rejoicing In Mex
ico todny among Americans and
Mexicuns .alike at Ambassador
Dwight i Morrow' overwhelming
victory In the New Jersey senato
rial primary elections.
As troon as tho result was seen
as certain, messages, of congratu
lation poured Into the cable of
fices for transmission to Mr. Mor-
row's home nt Englewood.
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oflXIRES. Batteries, Seat Covers.
Mtcesburees arm v.ampuooas
,v. Tlwu&ands of car owners of the West are availing themselves o .'...,.
this great opportunity to complete. their touring aim camping out- ' '
' Jits '., . to , replace - doubtful tires . . and to install bcatdiful seat:)
covers . . at savings that simply cannot be overlooked . .
wrvss sm low n
EE
All Seat Covers
Also Reduced
With 46 attractive patterns in
ten different models to choose
from, every motorist can enjoy
the cool comfort and upholstery
protection of teat covers right
now, when vacation tours maks
tSem most desirable. Worth
while reductions according to
car model, and style of covers,
from our regular low prices of
$1.85 to $40.50
Sale Prices on
Camp Goods
and Accessories
ffr arm a feu) of them:
te es to 19.75
12.39 and $3.45
rrl.rt. . .93a to $1.88
:hair.. 69c to $3.35
Camp Stov.t 93.45 to
Cigar Lloht.r, 79o to
Fulton Glaro Shi.ld..
Flathllnhl,
Spotllonts
T.nts
Cams Cots
Lufloaoa Carrl
Stool, and Chal
Fla.hllahta 7c and
Rood Lamps
Imp.ri.1 Auto Polilh..
Chromium Polish ....
7.90
$2.39
1J7
$1.08
1.10
..(2.49
...65o
. ..37o
Storage
Battery Savings
Still snother most
seasonable offer 1
trade m
your old
battery as
part pay
ment on a
new, fully 1
guaranteed
wizard or
Western
Giant Storage Battery, and en
joy the most economical and
trouble-free battery service you
bare ever known.
6-VoIt. 1 1 -Plat. Wizard
Special iDilh 4 Qr
yourold battery, $1eiJD
Proportionate Savings on
other sues.
"with. 1
EVERY TIRE!
Save 16
Our Regular
Start your next trip on new, dependable Western Giant or Wear
well tires all around . . and get new tubes with them FREE . , I
During our great Vacation Time Sale we give you a JUMBO Tube
to fit, FREE, with every 6-Ply Heavy Duty or Do Luxe Double
Duly Western Giant tire. A Blue Ribbon tube FREE with each
4-Ply Western Giant or Wear-well tire you buy at our regular Low
Prices . . arid every tire is new, fresh stock and backed by our fa
mous Unlimited Cuarantee . . I
Tires Mounted FREE!
citc Wear- Western Western De Luxe
a Z h. well G'sm Giant 0..W..0.1,
i r o.t H..n or Western
. mm Balloon T'rtJ,"" t4""t.f"""' Giant
29x4.40.. $4.97 $ S.79 $ 7.89 $9.43
30x4.50. . 5.59 6.59 8.60 10.25
28x4.75.. 6.45 7.85 9.75 11.80
29x4.75.. 6.60 7.98 9.9S 12.35
29x5.00.. 6.95 8.35 13.20
30x5.00. . 7.10 8.48 10.45 13.35
31x5.00.. 7.25 8.79 10.70 13.85
30x5.25.. 8.40 9.79 11.65 14.65
31x5.25.. 8.55 10.15 12.15 14.85
30x5.50.. 10.15 10.59 13.25 15.85
31x6.00.. 10.65 13.35 18.20
32x6.00. . 10.80 13.45 18.60
33x6.00.. 10.95 13.65 18.90
32x6.50 15.25 19.75
34x7.00 17.85 23.85
16Q Store In the Wert
WfcsternAiito
Cor. Main & Riverside
; -cr Ja
A:k for our low prices on
lizti not thown, and on
our high- pressure tires,
which are alto included in
this Free Tube olerl
& S I
BOLD BANDIT IN
WESTERN TALKIE
An fxceptiunully kou1 wcMtcrn
mn't.'cn Htury In which the etun
K'tteil tiood looking Oury Cooper
in the Mtur, with
tho ucrHonublo,
and a I) 1 e Pity
VVruy playing op
posite him, anill
an ull-uround.l
well bulanccd and!
c 1 1 e c t Ivo sup-
portlne caut, isl
The Texan,
whicli - began a
four days' en-
gaKcmen- ut tho
Uttx C'mtoriunR
theater yostcr-'f
day.
This Btlrrlngl
ana a a o r ouih f.v wray
all-tulkfng and
all-action inry, uased on O.
Henry's "Double-Dyed Deceiver."
ha all tho elemcnU of fin enter
tainment blended crime, senti
ment, humor, romance, excite
ment and nlow dawning reforma
tion. The tall Gary Cooper Is very
likeable In the part of tho much
hunted and taciturn "Llano Kid,"
a brave, hard-riding and ' quick
Hnootlng young bandit In Texas,
woro the picture story opens, who
finds furthor unexpected adven
ture, lovo. reform and a homo in
the Pampas of South 'America.
There is plenty of shooting and
fast action throughout.
The characterization by Fay
Wray of a charming, homo-loving
Spanish senorlta is also a good
piece of acting.
Others conspicuous In the sup
port cast are James Marcus, the
religious and scripture-quoting
sheriff: Oscar Apfol as tho con
temptible crook, who in his wicked
plotting unexpectedly changes the
whole course ot 'tho Llano Kid's
life.
Tho humor of '.'Tho Texan" for
tho most part is of the natural
kind that arises in the develop
ment of tho story, In tho dialogue
and situations. - .
Added enjoymont to tho enter
tainment program Is an amusing
talking short doniostlo sketch,
"Love or Money," In which Lois
Wilson nnd Hert Roach are fea
tured, and an Interesting Fox
Movietone news review including
tho showing of ' Presldont' Hoover
Inspecting tho fleet. "i
n. a. k.
hero soon to spend tho summer
with her parents.
We are all sorry to learn that
Mrs. J. tiloan was taken to the
Sacred ltcart hospital on Mondny.
Hho was reported later resting
easier.
Tho llttlo daughter of Mr. ani
Mrs. Jack Allen has boen critically
111 at their homo south of Phoenix
tho past eight days, suffering from
bronchial pneumonia. Wednesday
she wns reported an resting better.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Miller of
Pasadena, Cal., visited at the O. C.
Maust home over tho week end.
Misg Dorrls Rose called at the
homo of Mrs. Albert BoUss Sunday
evening.
Tho many friends of' Will Pruolt
will bo glad to learn that ho Is
improving after undergoing a ma
jor operation nt tho Community
hospital In Modford. For sevortll
years Mr. Pruett and family lived I
In the North Phoenix district. 1
TWO SENTENCED FOR
DRY LAW VIOLATION
PORTLAND. Ore.. June 19. (tV)
n. H. Littlefiold of Cottage
Grove was sentencoa to 18 months
In McNeil prison linn .nnoii
and William Oner of Astoria was
sentenced to one year and fined
Jf.O when they pleaded guilty
liquor charges in federal court yes
terday. They had been convlctod previ
ously. Three hundred and fifty ,i.
scendants of Mary and Wlllhiri
Denton, a Lincolnshire, England,
couple, recently hold a reunion at
Denton, Knns.
WWA$
Word recolvod from CioorKA How
ard, manager of tlin DlaniriW j,ake'
resort, Htntod that many people
have boon having trouble' fnYmiKli
phoning and writing lu tho resort
for reservations. v
A cheek or poslofflce money or
der must accompany totters, ssk
Iiir for reservations, nnd boats will
ho held only until 8 a. 111. when
phoned for unless rent Is paid in
advance.
Ho also stilted that the large pas
senger boat, coating $2500, was In
use all day Sunday and that many
ponple enjoyed tho 14-mllc trip
around the lake. This trip is usu
ally mado In about an hour.
EDEN PRECINCT
KDKN t-mCCINCT, Oro., Juno Ml.
(Spl.) rtcd Unrneburg recently
piirehuscd a new cotipo nnd on Sun
day ho nnd Norman Anderson tried
It out by making a trip to tho Doatl
Indian country.
' Mrs. Pipes ot Phoenix has been
vory III for tho past two wcoks.
8. K. Smith or Bcnppooso drove
down luat Sunday and on Monday
he and his wife, accompanied by
her pnronts, Dr. and Mrs. Miller,
of Phoenix wont to the lako.
Mr. and Mrs. Hil tlanilln nnd Mr.
and Mrs. l.oulo C'olver were guests
at a card parly at tho homo of Mr.
and Mrs. Sim Morse at Ashland re
cently. Wo nro again enjoying one-way
traffic on tho highway between Tal
ent and Phoenix.
Mr. and Mrs. tleorgo Jackson hud
tho iiilsl'ortuna tn loso a valuable
work horso last Saturday.
Tho baby daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Allen Is very 111. Dr.
Standard wus called Monday morn
ing. Kev. Beliel! ot Phoenix was call
ing on tho residents of the smith
highway last Friday. .
Mrs. Donna tirnffes and Mrs. Kd
nionla Anderson of Knst Kdun were
in Phoenix Monday afternoon ut
the mooting of the comotory board.
Mrs. flint Hartley of North Tal
ent was tn Phnonlx at the school
meeting Monday afternoon.
John A. Henry, a cousin of Mrs.
J. O. Coffin of Houston road, was
over from Kuroka lust week visit
ing at tha Coffin home.
Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins of tho south
highway went out Into Klamath
county Saturday of last week.
Ike
Sales
High
Quality
FISKS
on y
SALE o
TAKE ADVANTAGE
... Special Low Prices
We will accept your old tires as
part payment on New High Qual-.
ity Fisks. Trade in your old tires
and make these sale prices even
lower.
LOOK
at these low prices
v Guaranteed
First Quality
Come in Today!
Fresh New Top Quality
it v'!i t With Non-Skid Tread ; . " '
29x4.40 ... $6.95 30x5.25 . $10.60
30x4.50 . . . $7.85 31x5.25 . . $10.95
29x5.00 . . $8.85 28x5.50 . . $1 1.00
30x5.00 ... $9.10 v 32x6.00 . . $12.90
All sizes on sale. If your size is not shown,
r above, come in, they have been reduced also.
LIGHTER AND CHEAPER TIRES
PROPORTIONATELY LOWER IN PRICE
JENNINGS TIRE CO.
SAM JENNINGS, Prop. ;
PHONE 223
Across from Nat
l!
PHOENIX, 1
PtroK.VIX, Ore., June 19.
(Spl.) Mr. and Mr. M. F. Sheols
and dauxhter Kleanor returned last
Friday evonlnjr from a few days'
trip to Eugene. Their son Mere
dith will aecompnny Prof. Hodge,
who head the geology department
of Oregon University, on a research
trip JhUi Hummer. Their daughte.'.
Mrs. Qllhprt HermNne. will ataire
Tomorrow Is The
LAST DAY
To Get $13 for Your Old Stove
SALE ENDS FRIDAY NIGHT
Your oil mil unity lo pui-cliase h Has liaugc with n hcat-cont rolled oven, an automatic wat
t'P licatcr that suiiplios' hot water any-time, all the time, a iTl'tihtaator without noise. :,
Makes Ice with Heat No Moving Parts
at a discount of V.V . An exchange price of $13.(X) for your old tove, a dowii paynient of
ID';?., with 1:1 months on tlic balance. ' -
Gas .Equipment Is Good Equipment Gas Service Is Dependable Service ,!
There is no maintenance on a tins liange.
A small down payment will hold your
order for 13 days.
Southern Oregon Gas Corporation
Telephone 526
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