PXGE TWO
BEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, " QREfiON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1G,' 1930.
A-NIC-E-GIRL-R
Western Firestone Factory Sets Remarkable Record
SWE1VPS GIFT SHOP
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sTe? PB18: hary Lou breaks a
- mako-oelieve engagement with
"'tony, even though she loves him,
' ' Hho hae decided that their vlay
aeting may as well end now ae
later, ., At a dance with Brynmor,
her sweetheart of last summer, she
is III at ease. Thought of Tony
still haunt her,. Brynmor, de
lighted that Vary -Lou's romance
with Tony is ended, asks her to
marry him. She almost laughs at
him at first, but on second thought
- it appeale to Mr os d sensible so
lution to her unhappiness. tihe ae
ceote his proposal In desperation,
Tony appears at the dance alone,
and sits down with them. When
Brynmor announce his engage'
l ment to Mary Lou, Tony accepts
the news airily, and asks Mary
Lou to dance with him again. e
cretly he regrets ,.tlMt ehe has
slipped from him, g
Chapter 28 . ;:
WANTED A JOB
fONT deliberately began to make
cutting remarks aa toon as they
had started to dance.
"So he's The Ideal, Mary Lou?
The man who's more serious, ln
tellectual and better looking than
I am?"
."Tony, don't!" she pleadod.
"I'll grant that he Is better look'
Ing, but I wouldn't bank on the In'
tellecL I suppose you suffered my
courting you, JuBt waiting lor
this"
'"Yes, of course." Mary Lou's
rotce was hollow, "That was only
pretense, Tony."
Why should he want to hnrt hor
this way? Hadn't be said that he
'Intended to marry no one? Why
should he object It sbo chose .to
marry some one else, even though
she wasn't particularly enthusiastic
about It?
"Well, this Is what I hoped would
happen," he continued sarcastically.
"1 hope you'll be happy with this
chap.' Come along back to the table.
I'm going- to drink champagne to
your health." r
"I I can't," she stammered.
"Please please excuse me a mo
ment. Toll Brynmor I'll be back."
She fled from his arms and into
the cloak room.
; "My coat, quick," she commanded
the woman.: "And have you a pen
cil and paper?"
The woman brought them.
"So sorry, Brynmor," she scrib
bled feverishly. "I (eel 111. Am so
Ing home. Excuse me to Touy."
. She addressed it on the outside
after folding ,t, and banded the
note to a bell boy in the lobby.
f'Ploase And this gentlomun," she
told him, and left' the boy gaping
after her as she hailed a cab. ' .
- : When Mary Lou did not reappear.
after a few minutes, as she had
promised, both Brynmor and Tony
became concerned with 'her unex
plained absence. - Laler. when the
.bell boy delivered Mary Lou's, note
to Brynmor. be was completely up-'
set.: . ,. y : : ;
.'"t can't- understand. It," :ihe told
Tony, who gave a nonchalant shrug
.and muttered something about the,
futility of trying to And reasons for
a -girl's conduct, ; .-. .',
..'. .It grated on, Brynmor't pride to
think) that the evening had been' so
miserable tor- him after Tony hadj
arrived, when It had been so delight
ful before.
"WeJL., old fellow."... Tony . ro
marked airily as they propared to
leave the hotel, "It looks like the
little 'girl- has let us out- tor to
night." -Tliey "parted -with forced cor
diality. ' Tony waa shaken rudely from his
slumbers about nine o'elock the next
morning. He strongly despised any
suggestion of rising before noon.
"Look here, Wallls. this Is a bit
thick," he muttered from his pil
low. "You're discharged, do you
hear?"
"This Is not Wallls," said a gruff
voice In his ear. "This is your Aunt
Ethelberta." '
"Jumping Jehosbaphat!" Tony
looked up, startled, and blinked In
amaiement at the tall, formidable
figure of his aunt.
"I came down here," MIbs Tltliei
Ington began, "to tell you exactly
what I think, of you." '
Tony cocked a sleepy eye at her.
"It's most Indelicate, you know,
for a, spluiter of your age to thrust
her way Into a young bachelor's
bedroom," he grinned.
"None . of ,. your foolishness,"
snapped Miss Tltherlngton. "This
U no joking matter.".
She settled herself on a chair near
the bed. '
"It certainly Isn't," countered
Tony, "to bo indecently awakened
at this ungodly bour of the morn
ing. And, by the way, aunt, I wish
you'd get a new bat. I think you
first wore that purple croatlon when
I was In knee pants." .
, "Why dldnt you tell me beforo?"
demanded Mies, Tltherlngton. mo
mentarily sidetracked by this new
and disturbing revelation.
Tony shook a Buger at her and
winked.
' "Tact, dear aunt, tact That
Tltherlngton tact that has stood me
in such good stead later In lite."
"I suppose It's the famous Tlther
ington tact that got you out of your
. Aiigagement to that nice girl. Mary
l.ou," his aunt snorted.
"Soyou received my letter?" Tony
rlVHENUIT BY AUTO
ROOtTB RIVER, Ore July J.
!tpt) Mr. Richardson of Talent
was struck by a car Monday even
ing .when . ah stepped from tho
, nd hei" collar bone was
broken, . ah was returning to ber
grinned. "And don't call Mary Lon
'nice.' She wouldn't like it."
Miss Tltherlngton Ignored his last
remark.
"Yes, your letter came by the
mall last evening. That's why I've
come to try to knock some sense
into your brainless young bead.
This Is utter nonsense. You'll see
Mary Lou tx once, apologize for
whatever you'vo done to her, and
makeup." - '
. Tony sighed.
"It's no use, aunt. Tbero's an
other . man. Ruthlessly the vil
lain has come between us, lured my
darling away by glittering promises,
dangled bagfuls of gold under ber
sweet Innocent nose, loaded ber
with diamonds. ..."
. "Whatever are you talking
about?" Miss Tltherlngton rapped
out ahgrily.
"Put briefly," said Tony, "Mary
Lou has become engaged to some
one else."
"I refuse to believe HI" .
"Hard facts must be faced with a
smile, even a philosophic shrug,"
Tony sighed again. "Anyhow, I
was at the Savoy with them last
night, drinking their health In
champagne. His name is Brynmor
Whlttamore. lie's handsome, wolsh
aud the most utter ass I've ever
met In my life," he ended with , a
trace ot malice.
"That's more like It," Miss Tlth
erlngton applauded. "And you mean
to say you're going to sit there
calmly. . . .".
'Lie here, aunt," Tony corrected
Uer. .
'Sit there," shouted Miss Tlther
lngton, "sit there and allow this
other whlppersuapper to carry her
off under your noise?"
Tony chipped bis hands together
enthusiastically,
"Splendid, aunt! That's the stuff
which brings down the curtain with
a final wnllor Why don't you try
your hand at writing tor the
talkies?".. ,
Miss Tltherlngton was , non
plussed,
"I refuse to stay hero and argue
Ith you."
"I wasn't arguing," Tony . said
meekly. "I was only advising you
how to moke the best use ot your
undeniable talents."
Well," Bhe remarked, " have
something to say on that subject.
From now on you don't got a ponny
from met so It'll bo a good oppor
tunity for 011 to make good use of
your undeniable talents and And
yourself a Job!"
Ueedloes of Tony s protests,, sue
stalked, out of the room and left
him staring after her, "t
'Well, that cooked It," he
jnarkod philosophically to himself.
'That absolutely cookod It,'. I won
der what I'm going to do now?
As ho lay, gazing at the celling, It
wasn't. the painful necessity 'of Hull
ing a job that engrossed bit atten
tion. . He waa wondorlng. Instead,
what had prompted Mary Lou (o
dash, home. In such on extraordinary
way the previous night. , i
-Looking back at It, he felt that
his owu conduct had been rather In-.
excusable. .
Somehow be had been actuated by
a savage desire to hurt her. Why
should he have felt thnt way about
It? Hadn't her prompt engagement
to Brynmor freed, his mind from
any fear that he had lot her down
In any way himself?
Yet he found the thought of her
marriage tn Brynmor peculiarly Ir
ritating. Would he have felt this
way had It been tome other chap?
Somo other chap, say, of whom he
approved? Of course not. Even
then an uncomfortable sixth sense
warned him thnt he would hnve
felt much the snmo, w hoe vol Mary
Lou's new finance might have been.
To be qulto crvndld with nlmself,
he didn't like to think of Mary Lou
marrying anyone except himself,
porhnps. The thought leaped to his
mind before he was ablo to ward
It off.
What on earth ore you thinking
about?" he pondored. "You know
that you'ro not marrying anyone.
That would mean the end ot your
flying. And thero's not a woman In
the world worth that tncrlllco."
All the same, ho rellocted more
calmly, It would bo best to ire
Mary Lou and tell her how sorry
he was for his behavior ot the pre
ceding ulgUL
He called and asked Wallls to
hava his grapefruit and a cup of
coffee brought to him Immediately.
His man's well bred astonishment
was allayed with the news that he
had business at hand.
Halt an hour inter this same busi
ness brought him to Jay's jtuip. ',
Outside the window he hesitated.
Now that he was here what could
he say to her? Itatliar abruptly be
turned toward the door.
Once more he paused. There, on
the side of the entrance, he saw a
neat printed card: "Smart Delivery
Boy Wanted."
Thoughtfully he detached the card
from the wall, pocketed It. and went
Into the shop.
IVopyrlght. lose, UnyHir ilretgl
The td 'beilt." for Tony reaca
S ellmss in tomorrow thouter.
home, havlna spent the week end
with her dnuvhter, Mrs. Victor
lilideye.
WOMAN WOUNDED AS .
BANDITS ROB BANKS
WILLMAU, Minn., July 16. iP)
Five bandits armed with a ma
chine gun wounded two women
In a gun fight with cltlsona here
today -after robbing the bank of
Wlllmnr of between JSMOO anil
i-nmiw-aT-iii-r-i t..M -v ! - teJt ttarj.!;-
The Woitern Fireitone organization thit week celebrate! the
second anniversary of building the first tiro in its- great factory in
Lot Angelee, which eerves Fireitone doalers hero and at all other
, . .,. . . . . . ti -I -1. . - Hn M: t n.
l.rgod plant with the huge cxpamion program just completed. No. 2
hows Harvey S. Firestone putting the first tire in the mould two
year ago. No. 3, Mr. Firestone,
KOCHJK niVKR, Ore;,' July 1(1.
(tlpl.) Grandma Monro imBsed River Civic ImprpvemtiU club have
awuy July i of pnrilyHln. She luid ' heoh received and . tho firat club
been III for sevenil months, and j meftlnn nfter the Hummer vacation
died at the axo of 79 years. Mrs. will he held September 20.' -
Mooro waa born in Pennsylvania In I Mrs- H- W. Sparks' Is much 1m
IKTiO. She leaves oiKht children, 'proved nnd able to He about fol
Mftgtrlo VanKaetch and Charles! lowlnp;iin. auto accident about a
Monro at Ooorwlowu, Cal., Nellie
LewU and' Carrie T-odpe of Port
land, - Clinton Moore r.f San Knn-
cisco,
Hatch
River,
Hlancho Witt, Kllwilioth
nnd R u y Wi o o)-e of It ofr ii e
besldew Heveral grandchil-
dren.
Mrs. Moore had l'een n resident
of RnKiie Hlver for several years.
Mrs. A. A. Milt liea and. Mrs. Min
erva DoiiKlfr of Grants J'uhh were1
recent KUests at the Itlchard Scott
home. . - .
, Mrs. 'Al I.ovo of Itogtm River,
who underwent n major operation
at tho Grants Viisa hospital last
week, Is improving,
Mrs. Nora Newell and children,
Minor and .Thorn, and Kd Carl of
Mverelt Wash., spent last week at
the home of Miv. Xewell's mother,
Mrs. Klt.a Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scott were
dinner tniests at the Kred Dcngler
home Monday.
Misti Klorenco White, clerk at
Kred G'KcllyV store. ha returned
from n week's vaeMlon.
Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Laws and
Freda anil Mr. nnd Mrs. Alva Iaws
returned Kriday from Crescent
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Henderson have
moved Into their new home on
Rokuo river.
Sam Sandry and Jim "Whipple
made a business trip to Wolf Creek
Wednesday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. I.toyd Milton left
Tuesday for tho upper Kvans creeK
country.
I.eRoy Wells returned from Or-
land. Cat,, with n la rue truckload
of produce Wednesday, which lie
dbtposed of In Rnue River.
Mr. aud Mm. S. H. Reed left for
their home In .Oakland, Cal., last
week,' after visiting their nephew.
Reed Carter.
Mr, and Mrs. U. R Taylor made
a 'business trip to Med ford Wed
nesday. ,.
Reed Carter is market in if the
first local tomatoes In the vicinity.
The Kvaua Valley Fox farm Is
attracting much attention at pres
ent. Mr. Taylor U enlarging his:
pens and doing, cousiderattle im-1
provement. j
Mr. Kffle Rlackburn nnd daugh
ter Orva Jejn nnd brother, Artie
aws.left Tuesday for Seattle,
where they will visit Mrs, I.ydla
Laws. They will ftlno visit In Port
land.
Dr. Cary waa a Modford visitor
Wednesdny
Mrs. C, fj. Rnsho returned jVrl-1
dny from tentral IVint.
Mr. nnd Mr. Marian 1-anco re
turned Tuesday fnfm a visit with
Mr. ami Mrs. A. D. Helm at Klim-
ath Junction and Mrt and Mrs, W.
R. bimli of Talent.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Hrownle RatiKert
nnd Itllty l,ee .left the first of the
week for Jump -off -Joe, for tho
summer.
Mrn. Carl Magerle spent Frldny
with Mrs. Martha Hnmon.
Miss Gludya Sandry. who re
turned from n vacation trip to Los
Anveles, has gone to Corvalllii to
attend aummer wNool.
Mr. and Mm. W. K. Knlshten
of Klamath Knlhi visited at th K.
F. Taylor home lust week. Mrs.
Knlghten la sister of Mr. Taylor.
l.tot Onk Gran;:e hus moved
from the O'Kelly hall to tho I. O.
ii. i'. nan an.i nei.i tneir regular
meeting there July 7,
the world-tanious industrial leader.
Air. and Mru. Dun;. Cook of Los
AukcIcs recently prchaacd tho
property of Mr. nnflj-lMrs, C.
Hotkln. They expect td, take pos
Session tho flrt of the) yj?ar.
, Tho prouranis firttl;the !
4T
RoKUe
month ago.
Robert .Cha'mherllhi.rotVU"1-''!. to
Roffuo' River1 TueRda" froni Drain,
Ore. Mr, Chamberlln xvlll leach
school at Drain this winter.
Mrs.; Klij-rr' Good ale, ' who has
been 111 for the past Several monlhn
is able to walk ubuutl ,
COLD 1HI.U Ore., July 10.
Mrs. '(JeorKe Jleck or; Grants Pass
was the house i?ucst of Mrs. How
ard Drake last week. Mrs. Heck
Is a former resident of this city.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Carter and
Frank Carter and family .were Cra
ter Luke visitors Sunday(
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Perry have
rented a stock farm in Modoe coun
ty, California, an.' will leave this
week to take possession.
Mrs. William Winn nnd mother
returned Friday from Oakland. Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. .1 tut Vincent, son
Richard and daughter Duclle nf
Sams Valley were Sunday nnest" at
tho home ot their nephew, Roy
Centers, , .
Joe lUalr and Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Lewis returned Wednesday from n
week's trip to California.
Mr. Miller of the Medford Mall
Tribune staff was a business vis
itor In this city Wednesday.
Mr. Whently and son Clarence
returned Wednesday from several
weeks visit with relatives nnd
friends In Iowa. '
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McFarren
were overnight visitors nt the homo
of Mrs. McFarren's mother, Mrs.
Mooreloek, Sunday, en route to
their home In I.os Angeles. They
were nccompnnied by Mr. McFar
ren mother, who will spend the
summer In ,tos Anneles.
Krnest Ross, Kill Heed, Wilbur
Miw-tlu "nnd Jack Frost are em
ployed at the Mnybelte mine on
lilt't'seye creek.
Mr. nnd Mi?. O'Grady. who were
house guests of Mrs. Laura Pankey
last week, left Sunday for their
home In Salinas, Cal. Saturdiy
afternoon they visited nt the home
of Mrs, Rachel Perry In Sams Val
ley. ;
Charles Reed of San Francisco Is
spending his vacation at the home
of his father. H. D. Reed. here.
Funeral services were held Fri
day in the 1. O. O. F. cemetery
at Rock Point for Roland Ritter,
aged 21, who passed away at Port
land Wednesday morning.
ItoUind
was the only son of Claude Ritter
Mm. Kihel Heinklnir nnd .later,
Mrs. Kred Jensen of Portland, re
turned the fore pint of las? week
nla point. During Mr. Heinkina'st
nlwence Mrs. Millie Walker had
charue of tho switchboard.
Anion Medford visitors Satur
dny wen. Mrs. H. n. Heed. Mrs. J.
M. Lively. Mrs. .Millie Walker nnd
daughter Sybil, Mrs. I.loyd Miller,
son nnd dauahter. of Hlvlera, Mr.
nnd . Mrs, Lloyd Smith and dnUKh
tr Derothy of Riviera.
Mrs. Luey McVay and daughter
Fay. and Miss Carolina Cutter of
Crescent City wero dinner auests
at the Rogue Nook Inn Sunday.
The Mbne. MeVav nnd Cutter aro
stiuteni- at tnc southern Oregon
Normal school at Ashland, Mrs.
GOLD HILL
r
No. 4, R. J. Cope, vice-president and general manager of the West
ern Firestone organization. No. 5. An endless flow of Firestone Gum-
Dipped tires tn the making at '
I crvo Western motorists and truck operators. No. C, R. C. Tucker,
vice-president and general sales manager of the Western Firestone
organization.
McVuv oxnPrLs tn snond i wonii in
j Ashlund beforo returning to her
nomo in crescont city.
Mra. Minnie Sargent and son
Melvln and Mrs. SiiinenfH mother,
Mrs.
of AHhlund arc visiting,
friendw and relatives in Uklah, Cal.
Mrs. Pearl Guid! left Monday
ovenlnK foi
two weeks'- visit In
Seattle.
John Palmer, Jr., returned Sun'
day from a week's visit with-rela
tives- In Crescent City.
Mrs. H. D. Reed had as her week
end KUPstfi -Mrs. Hob Deuel Mind
Mrs. Virgil Strang of .Medford and
Mrs. Harold Prose of San Fran
cisco. Mrs. IM n a Mays Smith nnd chil
dren of Troutdale, Ore., are here
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. John Sutton and Infant son
returned to their home in this cliy
Wednosdny from Grants Pass.
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Gray were
Cfpscent City visitors Friday.
Mrs. Fred Jensen left Monday
morning for her home in Portland.
Mrs. Maude Robinson, Mis.s lter
thiv Coy und Krnest Rops were
Crescent City visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Millie Walker and daugh
ter Sybil were Sunday guests at
the home nf Mrs. Perry Walt on
Sardine creek.
R. is. Kenaston has as his guest
his brother, A. J. Kenaston of Sho
shone, Ida. This is the brothers'
first meeting In 15 years.
John Manlon, Jr.. returned)
Thursdi-.y from Kugene, at which
place he had been visiting friends.
..Mr. and Mrs. Arthqr Reinking
and daimhter of Oakland, Cal.,
were visitors at the home of Mr.
Reinking's brother Ernest in this
city the fore part of the week. '
Mrs. Delia Shaver. Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Shaver and small daugh
ter and T: J. Shaver visited Clar
ence Shaver In Ashland Sunday.
Miss Mnble Parker arrived hero
Sunday from Paclfle Grow, Cal.,
where she visited her sister, Mrs.
Florence Starnes and family, en
route to her homo nenr Cor valla.
While here Miss Parker was tho
guest of friends on Sardine creek.
Mrs. H. D. Reed is having ci
suite of apartments put in tno
Rlackburn home.
KAtil.K POINT. Ore. July 1C
(Spl.l A Krmtp of nelRhhors anil
friends who siuTrt (he week ond at
I'reaeent t'lty Included' Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Throckmorton, Kleanor
nnd Hale. Mr. and Mrs. Ij. H. Dny
and family, Mr. mid Mrs. John Un
der. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Iletiry Owens and Ed
ward and Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Stan
ley and son, Onirell.
A picnic party Sunday at the fish
hatchery at Ihitto Falls Included
Mr. and Mrs. William Perry. Mr.
and Mrs. Olto Castor and Klvn. Mr.
and Mrs. Hoy Smith and family.
Pearl Slowed, Mr. and Mrs. Nick
Younx nnd friends, and Mr. and
Mrs. W. 1.. Chlldreth.
joa Smith ot Central Point wns
In Kaxle Point Sunday evening.
Mrs. Hay llarnish was hostess at
an Ice cream party at their ranch
home on tho Crater ltko highway
Sunday. Invited Riiests were Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Coy and family. Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Holmnn and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Theron Taylor and
son Uillte. S. II. Harnlsh. (irnndma
Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Har
nlsh and family.
Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Parties and
daughter, Frances, and E. B. Shaw
went to Ashland' Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Arena and
family. Miss Myrtle Rlgsny amf
ii.trium iiKrppr 01 nms auey spent
Sunday at McAllister Springs,
EAGLE POINT M
the Western Firestone factory to
I Knrl IlnnHpnm nf Klnmnfli KVilio
yaa callinB on his father. Charley
; HanHcom, and other relatives this
i veek end. . ,
Mrs. William Helms, Earl,' Albert
and Klsle went. to Ashland Sunday
to visit Grandma FHlner. . . - ;
Mr;;. Ciertrifde Haalt was calllnt;
on the people this week attending
to business. . ; .
Sybil Custer , and Hazel Helms
wore in Medford Sunday. " '
tihas,, Humphrey of He.eso Creek
husluesH visitor at tho homo
i t'-dllh Weldmaii Monday
Mr. aud Mrs. Harry Vestal and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Russelr of Ash
land visited Mr. and Mrs. S. U.
Barnes Sunday. ,
Mn aud Mrs. Charley Humphrey
went to Oregon Caves Sunday.
They icport the roads very good.
Miss Klsle Loveland returned
home, Friday froiri Shively, Cal
where she had spend the ''hide
pemlence dny vacation. She was
accompanied by Mrs. J. A. Wlne
niiller and two children, lawrence
nnd Mrs. Kdwnrd Fauerbach. Mro.
I ,c vela ml and Kisle took their
guests to Crater lake Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Clements are
on in pi ng a t Un ion Creek, where
Mr. Clements Is busy installing a
new telephone line.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. MeC'lellnnd
and daughters, Verona and Velma,
returned home Wednesday from
Bend. - '
Rev. and Mrs. Melby of Los An
geles, who have been conduetlnn
tho services at the Brush Arbor
camp meetings, left for their home
Monday.
LIGHTNING KILLS BABE
HELD IN PARENTS ARMS
MARIKTTA, Ga., July lG.OP)
The 18 months' old child of Mrs.
Vesta Ttnswell was killed 'near
here last night by lightning while
the mother held the baby in her
arms. Mrs. Baswell Was1 only
slightly burned.
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r FOLKS
E PILES
i Amazincr How M.inv Suffer
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people I knew, for they are won
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MUCH YOUNGER ALSO
"I never would anil never cfid
use anything on my hair or scalp,
but kept reading and hearing so
much good about Lea's Hair Tonic
I finally got a bottle at the draft
u-.urc ana usea as uirected m the
circular and to my utter amaze
ment it Hid w.in H .1 Fn- ... V. -, I .-
I can guarantee that it will do just
ciiy as recommended Dccau.sc 1
tried it and know. I was as skep
tical as anybody but a fair trial
of Lea's works wonders," enthu
siastically writes Mrs. George Penn
of Harding, S. Dak.
ConereRAmen. iirwinra CnMn.it
judges, great actors and men of
prominence in various walks of
life have u?ed Lea's Hair Tonic
ior as many as ten years. Elder
! rich women (.., 111 . f,. ; . In l.'l ..
ida began using Lea's even earlier
'tnnn Hint. Rn.,.lv nl,,,.,.,
it of Mrs. Lea in Tampa. Florida,
pourea u into Dottles of their own
and charged fancy prices. Today
Mrs. Lea is introducing it in drug
stores because -anyone may easily
apply it at home. It has never
Have
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Let us tell you how . R. M. B. Prescription cheoks ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS quickly and easily. R. M. B. LABORATORIES, INC.
, " 1029 Alaska Bldg., Seattle, Wash.
My name' IsC
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S1.00
Set consists of pitcher and six
glasses. Colors rose or green.
RS. GEORGE PENN
harmed- or failed to please anyone,
except a rare case where for soaie
reason of nature the Leas Tonic
fails to. bring hack the youthful
color and beauty and 'in those rare
cases the Lea Tonic. Co; cheerful
ly guarantees to refund the money.
(Sec circular and directions with
each bottle.) Gradually day by
day perhaps as slowly as it origi
nally began turning gray, your
hair goes back to the shade of old,
the shade no expert could possibly
imitate. The jiliadc out of three
thousand most "suited to your type
and Rtyle of beauty. You can defy
the barber or hair dresser to de
tect the use of Lea's. If desirous
of trying Lea's, huv n hottle nf
druggist, i If he won't obtain of
his jobber for you, send dollar hill
to Lea Tonic Co., Brentwood, Mis,
ior Dottle return mail postpaid.
You the
JuliyuM
HAVE GRAY
NOWADAYS SHE SAYS
T
This is the time of year when cover spravs of
oil and nicotine can be used to control coaling
moth, aphids, scale and red spider... There is
one spray combinationyou should knowabout-
MEDOL
- PLUS NICOTINE
This fine surrimer oil with a virulent form of
nicotine added has been used with great suc
cess in past years in the Northwest. .
NICOHA-a light oil emubion, with nico
tine already added, gives the same control with
great convenience tn handling and use. .
Keep in loud tri our marts! refrrt. ef
tentative for the latest information on
spraying times, formulas, etc., unit
INSECTICIDE DEpARTMEMT '
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