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MEDFORD AfATL TRTBtTXE, MEDFORD, OREOOT, THURSDAY, JTTTAr 17, 1930.
COHEN AND KELLY
BEAT SCOTCHIVIAN
N BUSINESS DEAL
There te a pleasing weather en
tertainment, which opened at the
Fox Craterlan theatre last night
to run until Sunday, for It U a
flqub-barrolod laugh show cunelst
Ins of a short talking corned)' ly
tluwe, Inlmjtahle funstera, Oliver
Hnfdy and, Stun. Laurel, depicting
among other' thlnns their being
tilokled at a niiiht club; which rocku
thi house with merriment, followed
by the feature picture, "The Co
bena and, Kollys In Scotland," In
which that other pair of favorite
dialect comedlnna,; Charles Murray
and ' George' Sidney, bring much
laughter with their petty jealousies,
antics unci suylngs, Tho only other
thing In the whole entertainment
program Is the Fox Movietone
News.
The feature picture Is out and
out slapstick comedy and very
much "lowbrow", but as you give
way to laughs and giggles you would
not have It otherwise, it requires
no thought whatever and Is packed
with merriment for theatre nsoers
who like that kind or entertain
ment. Aiding Charlie Murray as Kelly,
and the rotund little George Sid
ney of tho Hebraic dialect as Co
hen, in their cntetralnment efforts,
is the buxom Kate I'rice as Kelly's
wlfo and Vera Gordon as Mrs.
Cohen. 1
The explanation of the prosence
In Scotland of Cohen and Kelly,
former business partners In the
United States,, 1b explained by the
desire of each, unknown to the oth
er, to corner the ladies' cloth mar
ket. The fun begins from tho tune
they arrive In Edinburgh to make
parcbases and unexpectedly run into
each other .and continues 'throngh
a aeries of mixups until the finale,
where they are reunited partners
leaving for-home, having by their
united clever business ability done
two Scotch business men out of
half a million dollars.- You can seo
bow absurdly absurd that fact
would be. .' "
Especially ridiculous humor are
the golf games In which Cohen and
Kelly, take part, nml a race horse
soquence; and then araiin whore
each tries to commit suicide when
facing seeming bankruptcy. Tho
suicide attempt also gets them Into
Turkish towel garb and more enm
ody situations, with their wives
going into a seance, and the sur
prising reappearance of tho hus
bands throwing tho women Into
hysterics. n. A. K.
:
Imo Hnlkir Arrive.
LISBON, Portugal, July 17.
vr) 1 no portugupso- consul ut
Casa Blnncu, Morocco, today re
ported the PortugupHO sailor Mn
cedo, who is uttempting to ci-ohh
tho Atlantic alone in a Junk oC
his', own construction, had arrived
.at Casa BInnca. ' "
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RURAL AND SUBURBAN NEWS
. AH 11 LAN I), Oro.. July 17: j
(Hppclul) Clarence Olliwin 1h im
turing lil hono8 nour Anh)und
ami they mo Ijelnic liundlcd by
Alox Noble. Theso uro tho buck
ItiK hornet) which took part In the
CirnntH J'ubh Undoo rocontly. -
Wntler J. KorrlKan, rt'proaontn
tlvo of tho OroKonlun In tho AhIi
la n) ii 1st rift, wan In M od ford
AVodnemlny.
A rodeo Is to bo hold In tho
near future, somewhere In Jack
son county. ;
Mi'H, Kvtilyn NToho who It' visit
liiK with her imrcntH. Mr. and
Mi-h. Tom iJitip. In AHhlitnd, Hpent
Wednesday in Medford and wiih
accompanied by Mrn. Uoho Miller
WrlKht of that city. f
Albert Ofay of Klnmath river I
Is vlaitltiK Walter .1. Kerrigan in
AHhtand..
IM-IOKNIX, Ore.,
Mr. and Mrs. W.
July 17. Spl.)
D. Humes and i
family of Phoenix and Mrs. J. Cun-
n Ingham of Medford spent Sunday
picnicking on Wagner creek. ,
Mra. Will Coleman of Medford
railed at tho home of Mrs.' Ltlllun
Coleman brut Thursday.
Mr. Kdllh Cochran. Mm. John
nobinson nnd Hoy Coffman spent
the week end M Crescent City,
lurnlng Sunday cvonliiK.
Mltw Ituby lllgglnbothom, wait
ress at the Redwoods hotel at
drains Pass. Hpent Wednesday with
her parents here.
Professor Schullon of O. A. C.
Is spending this week Visiting at
the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Oeo.
Jackson. Mra. Jackson gave n din
ner In his honor on Sunday. The
guests were Mr, and Mrs. Itert
Stanollff nnd children.
Ilrs. Han 10. Standard nnd KuaIc
V. Stnndnrd motored to Hend Krl
day. nccompnnled by their itaugh
ter Kllen May. MIhs Hlandard went
from there to Hums, where she
will helii hi conducting the vacu
Hon Itlblo school, having special
charge of tho music.
H. W. Krnme and wife and Hev.
l R KPhell- left thtb week to at
tend tho meeting of the synod at
Arthur Bracken and his two
Qittiiiteis, Georgia nnd laura Lou-
Isn, of Portlnnd were house guests
ttir W" week !tul Ht the ;lr. Stand
ard home.
Why Fat Men
! Stay Fat
rne u-mioie wun me. aim i
Kiltvtg this almllr to I'll of the
imn who are putting on wetRhi. I
uiiiiii na v i lie ii'm'i sy vr pup hi
koen it off. Lost all iitrenl in any
hiMiltliy ui-Hvily and Just lawd
iiriuinil n.'.Mimlut liiv llm lil nnnnilu
until I gut that "Krimehen fi'MinK.''
(-'liirt taking Krusuhan 8a Its
tlial's thi coinmon-HiMise way to
riMtui'p but dim'l tnke them Willi
the lilrs that thov ixiwsi'sm I'OdlK'
Iiik iiualltiei, in themselves. ,
ThU is what ihey do they clean
nut. the' linimritli-ii in your lilmid
liy Roeiilnie the hnwcls. khlnrys and
..... Fiirmiiii mil miiK niiuiit'
und fill you with visor and tlrelens
enernv you'd almost foi'aotten hud
existed.
Ah n renult lii.tpad of pIsntliiK
. ,.-T tlmlr ,,vfiy
fiw niomont and letilna Ilnhby fill
Horutnulstc yu.i feel an llrse for
nil.-).!. JIIU IllllVinV
sroiind rioiiiK th thlnus yau'v al-
do to keen you in mod condition.
. ... -ii wnu ii mi. iiuunn. Kinio erf:
H. lll.xllnH Wl. . ....
............ ,.U1.
ilnle riitllllllln of Youth. Tiiki- one
half tciiAiiiMinful In Klims of hot
- ....... , ...i.i.t niiirtunu
snd every . niornlni, and It tliiy
don t rhana. your whole idea shouil
reducliui, no tiark snd si.l the mull
, ,,.,, ,r iem. net an
r. cent hnllln of Krmu'hen Hiiltn
lnMlN A Mb. .. . ,..., ... .
" "' i null cs MOIMIft
h nVt ,r'r""lv druKnist sny.1
PHOM .
Ticket Winning
Cohens and Kellys
Cohen: -"Vcn-I vuko n this "morning
I found my vlru lloud hcaidu me." ' '
-Kelly; Kure, un' what rthl you? do?'
Cohen: "Why 1 -vent to the -licail of
Hie Htalrs nml says-to Muggic, tho cook:
'".Maggie, ve'll only need von gkk ihls
inclining.'" . DOHOTIIV JiKU,
-' JI30 West Utli St., MeUford.
Cohen: You know why I like to have
my kids burn in Anierlca?
Kelly: No.
Cohen: Because I won't have to pay to
have them brought hero. "'
Harold Uttrcll, 41 sSouth Onkdale
Kelly: "You know why I spank my kid
for buying an all day sucker at four
o'clock ?
Cohen: No. - -I . ' -
Kelly: Hecauso ho cun't have It all day.
Harold Uttroll, 418 South Oakdule
Cohen: I have a two-headed calf over
ut my house. " . ,7.
Kelly: Yes; It was 'flirting with ' my
daughter last night. , i , f, , . i
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' JACKSONVILLE. Ore., July 17
-(Special) Cherokee Indian
Chief HalltUorm Hashed educa
tional -Hlidotf on -tlio aoriton- -hero
.Monday evening and sang and
dunacd for a Iaro audience. He
and Ilia wife, who U white, make
their homo In Hollywood, where
he hair appeared In w oh tern plo
tureB. Mr. Williams of Portland spent
the week-end visiting hi aiHter,
Mm Krod Tick. Mr. Willlama
and Mm. Kick enjoyed a trip to
Klamath Falla Saturday.
Mr. and Mn William Copplc
and daUKhter, Wllma and MIhs
Kloronco McClrow of ClranU 1'o.hh
and A. O. Lewis and family, with
Alice McLean pf Itiddle spent
Hl'n(ly on Little Applegate,
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Uunnlngton
Mr. and Mrs. c. I). Uunnlngton
and family and Miss Gertrude
UunnltiKton spent Hundny at tho
home of Cliff DunnlnKton near
Central Point.
Mrs. Mabol Jones and daughter,
Edna, of Montoroy, Calif., are
visiting relatives hero. "I i ,
Mrs. Kay Htcvonson und daugh
ter, . Cim'oluno Avoro week-end
shouiicrs in Medford
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Sutherland
of Medford viBltod-Mrs. 13thel Ol
son Monday evening.
; Mr. and .Mrs. tleorgd Wendt
nnd son, (Icorgn Loster, Mr. and
Mrs. U T. Wllnon of this nlnco
and Mrs, Albert Keyser of Med
ford enjoyed n picnic dinner on
Api'lcKute Suhdsy; the ioceaslon
helni? (leorno Leittcr'i blrthdny.
A shower was Klven in honor
of Mm. Fred Ilutcher Frldny after
noon hy the Royal NelKhbom nt
the homo of Mr. Krlo White.
Many beautiful Rlfta were roeelvod
and a very pleniuint afternoon
wi8 upcnt eoclnllly. At tho close
of the aftornoon, refreHhmente
wero nerved.
Mi-h. v. A. Chllders and dnu
Rhter Alaxlne. : of lllg Appleitate,
wero in JaekNonvillo Monilay.
Mr. and .Mrn. Ike Coffman and
two Hiuall eomt, .Mra. K. K. Kair
kliiB and Walter Whitney picniced
tin AptdeKnte ttunday. , ' v ''
Shu. Krnest OotiRlimun and
family and brother, lister yav
imo of Medfiird rdcHiitly- vmilcd
their eluter, Mrn. Jtay , Hteuontion
and family. - '
Fi-miceii and Grace Wakefield
and friends recently .enjoyed u
trip to ' Crencent City and' the
Oreunn ,'avee. They ivIko- went
to Klamath Fulls. mnklnK the
return trip by I'rnter ljike1. i '
1 Mri. Flln Hoover of MontaKite.
Calir.. vlnltcid' relatives here Sun
day. ,
Mm. Walter Kindred nnd Mm.
(leoi'Ke Ilowman of Meilford called
In .lacknonvlllp Friday,
Several 'fron -here Mulled the
.Medford airport Sunday to eo the
parachute JiimpN..' ' i ';'
Mm. A. tl. I.ewia and son, Cnr
loll, vllled relatlveK nt Murphy
and Urn ma 1'ish lint week,
Mr. and Mm. Tom UunnhiKton
and eon. Tommy nnd Hunter
.White vlKlted. the l.eoniud VeKec
home on ItlK Applcuatc Saturday.
Mlm Thclma of A.hland
upent the week-end with her aunt.
.Mm. Kile White. ' .
' Mr. and .Mm. J. Ijtughcad' of
ChlcaKo arc here on n - vlalt at
the homo of T. B. Lnuxhead.
Tom frump la In a Medford
honpitul recovering from Injuries
received when a car struck him
and knocked ' him to tho pave
ment. -
Mr. and Mrs. Kendall and son
have moved to the W, Leeper
home.
Hob Sweeney of ' Yreka, Calir..
Is milking two week' --visit at
the home of relatives. Mr. and
Mm. o. U. Lewis. - y .
Mr. nnd Mra. Webster Clark of
Medford visited relatives here Sat
urday. Freda nnd Freddie Hutcher are
spendln the week visiting their
aunt, Mrs. drome Tranla, at
Butte Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Welch of Klnmath
Falls are the rrrn(s of a baby
A-NIGE-GiPtL
COMES-TO-TOWN
' RrNOPSim' Rather than ee
Huns a make-betteve engagement
ntith Tonu, tlnru f.ou brenke it.
lie hae told tier that he intend!
to marry no one. Then Brinnyor, '
ir former eweetheart whom the
once 011 attiie, aeke her to marry
him It Mr.cme like a "eeneible"
eolation, anil ehe accegte hie pro
tionoL Tonu'e wealthy aunt, who
.le louft of ilary Ami. cats atX hie
' aflouiatc.e when ehe. Iern4 their
enaaaentent Is ?rofcem. Tony aoee
' to the yoion thop of Mary Lou'e' -oousOi.
vijiers is . ioorke, to apoW
oalze far- hie dleconrteetee of the
nlfht before; Outalde he eeee a
"Hoy Wanted" elan, and he entere
with it on the playful pretext of
looking lor a iott. ; i
' Chapter 29 i . ,
EXITS FOR TONY
JAY stared at blm .coldly and dis
dainfully as be entered the
,1'P-...
'Ms there anything we can do for
you today, Mr. Tltlierlngton? May
j Interest you In a new selection
nt gowns we just received from
Paris?" .
Tony looked at ber and smiled
ball shamefully. : -
"You are raking me over the
coals, aren't you? May I see Mary
Lou?" ... i - , , . .
Jay's dark almond-shaped eyes
brightened, . - . ... ( .
i; "Mary Lou Is up In the altera
tions room, Po; you kpo'w your
.way?" '. ,.- -
. , Tony thanked ber and ran , up
the stairs, .,. ,.. . . , , -
He. was . greeted by a quiet Mary
Lou,, cool and eelt-poBsessed. To
lila embarrassment he found him
celt stammering -over bis apology
like a schoolboy,
"tell me." be broke off In the
middle-of It, "what was the matter
with you last night, Mary Lou?"
"Nothing at all," she said quick
ly.. "I didn't feel very well, so 1
thought It was best to go home."
:.."But you're better now?"
She nodded ber neatly shingled
bead.
"Yes, I'm mucb better today,
thanks."
.. "I'm glad of. that,", aald Tony., :
He paused, wondering what else
he could say . to give blm an ex
cuse for staying. For some unci
plalnable reason be wanted to talk
with her. .,i
"Look here, Mary Lou," be .be
gan, but she Interrupted.. ;,
"I'm afraid 1 haven't any time
to talk with you now, Tony. And
you really must go, for we're un
usually busy today. You have no
business here in the shop during
working hours, you know."- i
This time Tony was prepared
for her outspoken suggestion that
he leave.
Triumphantly be produced from
his pocket the neatly printed card
he had found outside the shop
"Smart Delivery Boy Wanted, t ;
"I'm here on business," he point
ed out serloiiBly, holding the card
before her, .
"Aunt - Etholberta has cut me
off, nnd I suspect that you know
the reason for It. This time It's
definite, and I bavo no hopes of
gottlng another penny from ber.
Therefore I've got to have a Job.
tWhat about this errand-boy prop
ositlon?" i
He grinned, expecting Mary Lou
to laugh at him. Instead she looked
st him with serious, quizzical eyes.
.."Very well.", she Bald calmly.
"I'll take upon myself the responsi
bility of engaging you. Your Balary
will be 15 shillings a week, and
you'll begin work this minute. And
your .first -job today will be to de
liver this gown to Miss Gwendolyn
Carrutliera. : I believe you know
her address,. Be sure that you
apologize for the unfortunate mis
take that was made last night"
Her sudden outburst robbed
.Tony of bis usual ready wit While
he was groping vainly for some
clever remark to offer In reply, she
thrust a rani board box Into his
arms and shut the door In bis face.
The. wind had beon taken com
pletely out of Tony's sails, and , he
looked In amazement at the gaily
decorated box under bis arm. Then
he chuckled.
"Well, that's score one for Mary
Lou," he muttered. "But why not
play .up to this game?. It may turn
ut to- b amusing yet."
Ha, swung the box under his arm,
and let himself cut to the street
by a side door lo avoid another en
counter with Jay.
The woatlier had clinneed since
ho bad entered the store. The skies
had clouded, nnd raindrops splashed
down on the scurrying pedestrians.
Tony turned up his coat collar,
spotted tiro bus he wanted, nnd
ran. .for It.: As lie crossed the
jtreot. the box slipped from under
Ills arm. and the wind sent It scur
rying Into the gutter, .
He dashed for It, hut a horse's
hoot beat him to It. Undaunted,
the horse galloped on, the box sur
ronudlng Its leg like a circus Irap
ptugaiid the dress trailed behind
In the mud.
Tony shouted . hoorsely to the
driver, but to no avail. He re
trieved the drese with difficulty,
wrapped It hastily lo a newspaper
he carried, and rushed back to the
bus.
When he reached (he Carruthers
home Id Mayfair a short while lat
alrl. Mrs. Welch was Miss liess
tiKle, former resident of Jackson
ville. FVlends of Mrs. T. C. Xorrls will
be Rlad to know sbe will soon be
home from tbe (tarred Heart hos
pital, where she has been a pa
tient for somo lime.
Members of the Presbyterian
church meet at the church Fri
day, going from thero I the Ash
land nark, where they spent the
day plrnlelnr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ttay Colemitn left
Sunday-for Diamond lake,where
er, Tony wondered whether to de
liver the "package at the front door
or tbe back. A notice on tbe front
door, however, decided tbe point
for blm. i - r (
It read: "Please deliver all
packages at tbe side entrance."
He rang tbe bell Impetuously,
and Gwendolyn herself opened tbe
door. ,"'
"Why, Tony . . Her greenish
eyes viewed blm with surprise.
"What are yon dqlng here at tbls
time of day? peliverlng tbe meat,
or something?" .
Tony looked down sheepishly at
the untidy papkage under bis arm.
He began to see that it might not
be so mucb fun after all. - j ,
"As a matter of fact," ne: stam
mered, "It's your dress from Mra.
Jerome's shop."
Gwendolyn's face flushed with
anger.
- She snatched the package from
him, held up the crumpled, torn,
mud-splashed remains of wbat once
had been an expensive evening
frock of pale green taffeta.
She stared at the dress In dis
may, then looked up at. a. red-faced
Tony. '
"What's the meaning! this out
rage, anyway?" ahe deroadded. The
tone -of her, voice, should have
warned blm. ; , . ,
"W-why, M iust dropped In at
the shop and Mary Lou asked me
to ; bring the dres around to
you , . .,"
At that remark Gwendolyn flew:
Into a rage. . ;
' "I've never fteard of anything ep
low. SO rottenly mean. You think
you're making tool of me, don't
you, Tony Tltlierlngton? You and
Mary Lou Don't think 1 can't see
through tbls trick. It's a put-up
job between you two to make me
feel small. If yon ever so much
as dare to show your face at this
house again I'll ..."
Here Gwendolyn'a Imagination
failed her. She flung the rag of a
dress In bis face, and slammed the
door.
"Whew!" Tony ejaculated, a mo
ment later. "1 seem to have torn
It and no. mistake. Oh, damn this
dress, . .. ,." ....... ,
Seeing a dust bin handy, he
threw .the dress Into it, slammed
down the lid with a gesture of ills
gust and , stalked off to get some
iuncli. -. .- - - . . ... ... ,
Ho . wondered .If Mary Lou had
known what would happen when
be delivered- the dress to Gwen
dolyn. ,Or had it been entirely his
fault tor getting the dress Into
such a mess? He supposed It was.
but It was too late now for regrets.
At any rate, he told himself, lie
was fed to the teeth Willi, girls
,-r-Mary.Lou and, Gwendolyn Cor
rutbers In particular. ,., ;
He'd be banged If 'he'd worry
about either of them- Let Gwen
dolyn go to tbe devil and Mary Lou
to Brynmor. for all he cared.
The next morning, however, saw
a very contrite Tony on his way
to Jay's gown shop. ' He had con
eluded that It probably would be
best If he went back nnd explnlned
just what had happened. It was
an unpleasant Job, but It bad to be
done. . ,
The fates were against him. for
It wasu't Mary Lou, but Jay who
greeted blm. He had come to bold
Jay In considerable respect. .
"Well. Mr. Titherlngton?"
Briefly he explained what had
happened, his face becoming red
der and redder with each sentonce.
He Insisted that Jay accept his
check to square accounts for tbe
ruined gown. ,.- ;-.'
"Well, who did you do with It,
finally?" sbe asked.
"I'm afraid I threw It into a dirt
bin," be apologized, i ,.
Jay's comment In reply aston
ished him.
"Tony Tltherington. that's the
first virile tiling you've done -since
you came back to England.
He swallowed, i t
"Wbere'a Mary Lou?" .
"She's gone home." Jay replied
curtly..
"Where, to your flat?"
"No, to her home In Frlnwood.
And she's not Coming back to town
until after the , wedding."
"Oh the weddlngi" Tony seemed
unable to grasp the thought "Is
It to be soon?" . .. , ,
"Quite soon, I .-believe." Jay told
blm. .''They..-arranged It last
night ., , ." . .. -i ...
Then a pent-up conviction burst
forth from Jay as If she no longer
could keep It to herself. ,
"You're by far the biggest fool
I ever met in my life, Tony Tither
lngton. 'Each lime I look at you I
want to shake you. Get out of mv
sight this minute!"
8h turned hor back on him and
walked Into hor office, abultlna the
door behind , ber. - .Tony stared
blankly after ber. . , , ..
"I certainly do seem unpopular
these, days." be muttered ruefully.
mat a the third door that has
been shut In my face within tbe
last i liouve." '
(CopyrigH. ittse, Uantlm arelg)
Monday's - ehsot.r and. Miry,
Lou In n-mld.l of arADSPStlons
.. T ,
they plan to spend a couple of
wcafo vacationing-: -They were
aci-ompaiilod .by Aubrey Morris of
Medford.
Clinton Dn nnlncton was a
Klamath .county visitor 8Atunl.iv.
Mr. and Mm. O. O. Sand en
and children arjfl Mrs. Sanden's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. o. Vlall
of 1'hosnln enjoyed a birthday
picnic on Applegate Sunday, the
occasion belnt Mr. Vlalls Tlst
blrthdny.
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Motoring Necessit ies -
Touring time .". , magic days in '
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or giant foreits . . so old tlidt
ancient history was still "tomor
row" when they were saplings !'
. . all lure us with their, charm.
Decide today upon your trip, then
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proven utility, remembering that
-what you buy is backed by our time
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Other tents ....$9.85 to $22.50
Camp Stovsa . , , Gasoline burning. Quick and
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Camp Stoole . .'j Light and strong. .70c to $1.25
Camp Chairs t , I You need them for comfort
$1.25 to $3.95
Folding Camp Tables . . .' Take so little apace
inat everr outni snoum include
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Folding Camp Beds . .:. Hold two eomfortablv.
Fold compactly $6.45 and $9.85
Camp Cots . . Hardwood frames, strong can
vas covering $2.95 and $3.95
Roll Mattresses'. . . Waterproof covers for dou
ble bed $7.30
Cot Pads . . . Well stuffed, khaki covered
$2.95 and $4.97
Luggage Carriers . . . Carry luggage on running
board, and have more room Inside of car
$1.10 to $2.35
These are Just a few of the many proven arti
cles of camping enulpntent you'll find at saving
prices at "Western Auto." Our salesmen avil 1 .
gladly help you select Just the outfit you need
for the trip you plan. ' i
The World't Largett ex
clusive Retailere of fully
guarantee? Fires, fiaf
teriee,.Auto Aeemeeoriee,
Camp . .Coode, . Coif
Equipment, A v I a (ion
Supplies and Radioe,
first 'oil defrtvk In Ileirton county
'nenrhiK completion on Lilly lane.
'Insurance
First Insurance
Agency '
A. L. HILL, Manager
Phena 105 SO N. Central .
.' Medford, Oregon . .
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OF NEGLECT
4
Rsmerrhelds,
Colitis, CensM
patlsn mn4
Colea aHor
el era ussier
auuse fraur ar
vous syitrsa.
Don't neglect the slighteit Indies
Hon of Rectal oColon disorder. It
may lead to serious complications,
tmpairint your nervous system, vi
tality and jieneral health, In the
past 16ycar oar non-sutsicil treat
meal has rtllcvte thousands of suf
ferers. Write, call or phone for our
FREE booklet of information. It rt
plainsourrcnurkablcCUARANTY. DrCiias.J.Dean,
. RECTAL COLON
CLINIC
Man tins oppos coin t nous e '
firm & AUiN.PoOTiANti.aacoH'
TELEPHONE AT WATER 2661
:coi i
waisTtD offices
Sur-rvt.SAN FeANcisc
man
SEAT
model,
of
ono -
i $3.95 and $435
. Wear-wells and Western
Giants even greater values than ever.,.. We
offer a tire for every car for every usri for
every purse . . , INSTALLATION FREE
at any ot our .1
Wizard
Storage Batteries
Ctve Economical
Service '
Trade in your old
battery today ns pnrt
payment on a new,
fully guaranteed
Wizard or Western
Giant storage battery
and enjoy the finest
battery service your
money can buy. 6-11
Wizard Special,
$5.95. Others pro
portlonatcly low.
I69 Stores In tbe Wsst,-'
Supply Co.
Cor. Main & Riverside
Women's Hose
$1.00 pair
Bilk from top to toe with
' Trench Heel
JOHN H. LOCK
Painting Decorating
Fine Interior Work a .
. Specialty
Phone 118
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VACATION LAND-
Partly Furnlahed Houses for Rent Seavlew Cottagea for Sale
HUNTING, OCEAN AND FRESH WATER FISHING, BOATING,
BATHING SADDLE HORSES FOR HIRE
BROOKINGS TOWNSITE
135 Mllea from Medford
On the Oregon roast Hlshway at Mouth of Chetco River In
Southern Curry County, Oregon.
Just the spot for the aumnier rccreatlonlst to apend his vacation
among Ideal surroundings.
Reservatione Now Being Booked
W J WABB Wr"e .
w. j. ward Brookings, Oregon
ever...
COVERS
linn
' are necessities . . . 7.
The cool comfort of seat covers makes
long hours of driving more pleasant,
their brightness enhances the beauty of
your car's interior . . . and most im
portant, seat covers protect upholstery
from the extra wear .'. . the dust and
grit . . . that cannot be avoided when .
one's a-touring ...
46 beautiful patterns in ten styles and
price grades make choice to suit your
particular desires, e,asy and economical. ?
Our complete line ' embraces a price
range, according to' car make and
$1-85 to $40.50
For Trouble-Free Trips ;
Install De
' pendable
TIRES
Western Giant
and Wear-well
tires have dem
onstrated their
d e penrlability
over millions of
western miles...
Thousands of
motorists will
use no other
tires . . . Al
ways outstand
ing values . . .
our NEW
LOWPIRCES make
6V con-'imently located stores.
and Western Giant
Battery and Ignition
Cablet
Check them carefully be
fore your trip. If there Is
tho slightest doubt, get
new ones from "Western
Auto." We offer the fin
est money can buy at
pleaslnply low prices.
svamassnnsKrasfBsvs
San Francisco
Exquisitely
appointed,
with every
requisite
of finer living
Dining room
and '
Coffee 8hop
famed for
excellence.
$3 to $6
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