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MBDFORD MAIL TRIBTTNE BEDFORD, OREDON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 1,' 19H0 SYNOPSIS; Pretty, vivacious Fannv Frethuro win onlu hostil ity from her mother-in-It no when the marries Unvitl Frost. Aire. J-'roat is the austere Httritnn4cul leafier of the Front-firownbeck elan, ariMovrttte ot the little town of Vlonahhnrra Pennsylvania. To her Fanuu is not quite a "Indit." When IJ'ititl announce hie ttilcir tion ol t kiu a hie bride away from, the ancestral home to a vol tape ol their own Mrs. Frost trtr.it tf ttov him hu vernunjimt DnvUl'e uncle to refuse him on exuerietj raiee in salary at the bunk Uariil throw tip his ioh acts another and moves with Fannv arcordina to vlnn. The ham lived hntwtlv for elx months and Faulty i$ ex pecting a babu. Chapter 6 ' v A NEW ARRIVAL THE baby was born one early May V morning with as Ifttte trouble as was burannly possible. ' "It was Jnnt like Fanny to have a girl," remarked Mrs. Frost com jplacently. ; The embargo that was to starve David aud Fanny luto a return to the miUernal Jurisdiction was still In full force, but when Mrs. Front found that; David had pawned his father's watch a valuable Swiss re peaterand sold bis pearl studs and diamond cuff links to pay the doctor's bill, she redeemed the watch and bought back the studs and cuff links and returned them to David. . ! Bob Daniels spent a good The buhy was named Sheila. It luid been Fanny's mother's nume. Mrs. Frost llchcd In get her : lunula on the baby, and. If Fanny hud wished, her . motlior-ln-law I would hnvo relieved tier ot mom ot Sheila's earn. But that Funny pas sionately did not wish. All Iho pust .yoat Fanny had persistently wooed Mrs. Fro.il. trying to win her af fection. Sooner nr Inter II she liupt on trying, was sweot nnd gentle nnd made' her luolhcr In lnw feel their need nf her. Mrs. Frost was sn.e to soflon and purhnps, Inter, really lonrn In love her. . Hut lying wonk nnd shaken, though ocsimlciilly happy, with her bnhy at her liruast. Fanny fell a sudden chill, a sudden dark pro -monition nf sliu knuw nut nlnil, when she heard her niollierln Inw's ..slop oulslde her door. .She knew then. In a new elearnea nr vision, that she would never he able to win Mrs. Frost's liking If she wooed bcr till doomsday. David had li.nl his II inl raise lu salary Fanny was certain he would soon have a second, ijlto often looked hack on Hint suiiiinur as Ibe happiest of her life. . For all their need nf the strictest economy Fanny was fnrovor giving partlos. film would plan and plan, work and work, trying new recipes that claimed to be both Inexpensive and good tut In (he end something seemed predestined to hnppon--tno tnuoh curry powder in tlu mute, the soup burned, I lie waffle Imlltr spilled-on the floor. - II came to bo ft coimuoirtilaco lu Cloughbarro that one had tho hesi time and tho wnrst food la town at Fanny's- pnrtios. David was proud ot Fanny's popularity, tut he often grumbled that he novor had for to himself, .There was so llltlo harm In Fanny, she tins so opes ana above hoard In all she did, that nothing much was thought of It when Leila and Bob Daniels came home from F.urope and Bob bognn spending so much time at the Frost cottage. Lalli,. Indeed, told ereryofTo she was urateful to Fanny for keeping Bob miuswl; David dubbed Bob Fanny's tame cat and begged her to nhoo him out of -the house before he got horns. - GOLD MIL 0. 0. F: AND REBEKAHS IN ELECTION ! OOI.D HIM Ore, I. ;Simial Int Tui'mlfiy ovmlnK rI tholi rBul(ir htrptliiK th I. O. O. K. hnte of thin rlty tted 'the following officer for the luflulnir term: X"lle itrnnd i Ilaymond Thompson; vice (trnnl.; OcorK McllriKei: Brrrotary, Wir! ren Co)inck; treaKUror, Jtthn! Ultima Wdniw(lny even Iiik Amythent ftobeknh lodRA elected tho fli lowing offirer-t: Nohlo arnn1, Mr, VIoIa Moore; vlc grnnd, Mm. Mudge IJormnn; eeretnry,j Mm. Evolyn Thompson; trenirmr. i iJrt, Lucy AJff iiiSiiyiLniiii BEAUTY by MATEO. HOWE FARNHAM "Al( right, I'll try to. Poor thing, he's in the way wherever he Roes." fWell, why -iocmi't he go to work?" "You know why. You know he Isu't ntted for anything hut the army, and Leila yanked him out of that." i. .:!., Leila Daniels, born a Drownbeck, wak David's second cousin, : Bub a' father was a Cloughbarre grocer.. Hob went to Wusl Point and Leila to boarding school and Europe. After Bob's graduation lie was ordered to the Philippines, and Leila, despite family opposition, went with him. Leila had not liked the Philippines nor her position as the wife ofa second lieutenant. Bob specially disliked Cloughbarre and his anomalous position In the Brownbeck family. When Leila's father died and left her three-quarters of a million dol lars, she promised Bob that If he would resign his commission they would liva In Europe. After live years In Italy the war drove them home. Leila was a forthright, downright person, strongly maternal and ca pable and executive like most of the Brownbccks. To her Bob was now another child, a little sulky, a lit tle troublesome and hard to man age because he could not be spanked deal of time with Fanny. or put to bed, but dear and well loved, If not so Interesting as his youngest -on. ' ' Bob always rofcrred to fanny aud himself as the rank and Hie and I lie Brownbccks as tholr superior officers. Ho had various names for them. Leila was the C. O. (com manding nfflcorl, David the lieu tenant, Mrs. Frost tho major-general. Uncle Judd the commander in chief. "Well, how's the other rank and file?" was Bob's usual greeting to Fanny. "Not so good, tlinnlcB," alio snld one day, "Can't you see I'm In the guardhouse on brend nnd water?" . "What'"1 the offense now?" Fanny laughed. "Well, you know Cousin l-oiilwi govs a dinner lust night to Mint Yala professor who's rlHillng the F,nos. I sat next to hlin you might guess the rest" "I bo' ho hnd a good time." "I mink he did. nut so did I." gleoled Fanny. "Ilo's a professor of literature nud I asked trim If he had road the latest thriller, and he hadn't: so I sketched hi in the plot." "Hounds hnrmleas; let's hnvo It." "It wasn't the professor who wna shocked. It was Mother Frost and Cousin Loulfiii, I wns never so sur prised ii. my llfn. I thought I hnd been a niodol of propriety a per fect Indy for ouco." "I'm afraid you'ro n common per son." said Boh. "After living for two yenrs on Olympus, not lo know what la or Is not ladylike I'm Bshnmed of you." "I'm no worse than Amelia." "Tut, tut. my child. Amelia, he lug Din Id's sister Is Ono or Us. We shut our eyoi to Anivlln. What did David say?" "I haven't told him yet; maybe I won't, lie s boon n llltlo worried nothing Important," said Fanny hurriedly, It wns tho dreaded ttrst of the month, and Fanny and David had had ono ot the unhappy scenes about money that recently had bo come so frequent. fCPVrl0M. IJJJ. bu UolaJl flows r'nnthamii Tha savant ol Bolt Oanlala In Fanny's Ufa hna Saflpar alonlfl. Canca than eithar of iham know. Raad tomorrow's chaptar. . PRESBYTERIAN BAZAAR AT PHOENIX THURSDAY I'HUHMX. lire., lire. l -tSiicc-lal) I'ri'iililonl Ii,IUm Alii wl- ,'ty. Mm. .1. V. Wutklnk. cnll Attrnllon to tll, lutxniir tu bu given at the Presbyterian ehuivh 1 Thursday. Oiifeieiia lunehenn will bo wrveil frmii 1:30 lbrouvh the afternoon nnil pvenhiK. ICtieh member uf the iurlety K nke,l to remember Unit they lire to furnish some autlele for sale at the bneanr. Many Chrlatmaa Klfta will he on sale, In tho line of fnney vnrk nml nprwn", boine tu'ule Ij'untlj' ivll nhi b fur title. RURAL AND SUBURBAN NEWS BEAGLE Si '. BBAfil.U, Ore., Dec. I. (Hpoc Ikll ilr. nnd Mis. Orvnl Hen clure m-e movinx from tho i'ui'Hel raneh lo IL. runeh above Trull, whlrh" they -'have, rented for the comlnif yeuK ' - ' :. .Milton HanderHon. woek-'t-nJ at the Joe on AppleKiito. " The Jt. Ii. Kills Hpent the West home l.tmuy " the E. 11. Luiiin. family sient 'PhunkeKlvlnjs at the Oscar liluck ford home in Willow Slirlngs. Mra. King, county- health nurse and MIks. Burr, county achool supcrvlMor. vlHlted-Wednwdoy untl both attended the school Tlmiiks Klving pi-ogruin. Mr. and Mrs. Mulhollen and lames .Mulhollen of Modford were Thunkenlvlng guests at tho C. O. Mulhollen home. .Mr. nnd .Mrs. Wm. 1'omeroy of the Meadows, ent ThanltH BIvIiik Willi Ml',, and Ml'H. I'uul Fci-i-e of Engle rolllt. Ij.ulir AKhWiil'th nnd llaliih Miller of Troutdale, Ore., visited several days at the Sanderson home, leaving Friday for lilk f'reek to trap and hunt cougar thin winter. The ft. II. Bccgnlillcr family. ('has. and iowurd Williams and Mrs. Parka were Thanksgiving guesls at tho Karl Melling home In .Medford. ' Chiis. Williams will lie instrue tor for the liovs 4-M club in handicraft. The boys Iiik great interest In the v..,. i ,,,i,l... inimv use- r..i ,i.i.. The M ' F. Young family of (). C. Maust. Mr. and Mrs. ftulph ; l'!'llin'1 Hewitt of Uosebu)'B, Frank Willow .Springs, Mrs. Sanderson Wilcox and Mr. and Mrs. Tod Lit-1 l),ty un1. Ml"' '"aston. I and Dorothy, of Central Point, , tlefleid. j Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Johnson of Ixxler Ashworlh and Italpb Mil-! Billie Hhecla and Truman Ulsh-'Klamath Falls were visitors hero ler of Troutdale. spent Thanks-: op. members of troop 5. Boy Scouts ; Sunday. giving ol tho Clias. Sandeiron j of Medford, were among those en-j Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson! home. jtertained at a banquet at the First entertained at dinner Thanksgiving Koy Mclntyre finished moving Presbyterian church in Medrord by for Mr. and Mrs. Ceorge Haff and the first of the week from the the Men's club Friday night. j Mr. and Mrs. Ilnymond Thompson Jones ranch to Iho Hussell much: Mrs. Lillian Coleman and daugh-' and family. j on the Crater Lake highway. j tor. Fay Carver, left Thursday fori Mr. and Mra. Paul Angstead are i November 22, friend from ' California, to visit Mrs. Coleman's spending 'the holiday vacation at' Beagle, the Meadows and Ap-slster, Mrs. Christiansen, at Lin- j Lakeview, Ore. pligato met at tho home ofdcn, and later motor oh , to Los Mr. und Mrs. Kmmet' Sutton Mr. and Mrs. Win. Poiiieroy ofiAngeles and Itlverside. At the ! "'ere. dinner guests at the home of 1 Hie Meadows and enjoyed dime-1 latter place they will visit the their daughter, Mrs. Arthur Mul ing. A lunch was served at , Neighbor of Woodcraft home. They , len and family Thanksgiving. midnight. Tho new market road that connects tile Dodge l3rluc rcau with the Case lane Is being sur- veyed and staked this week. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Hert Nelson of Antelope are glad. 10 near oi uic ihv,t o! a baby boy at their home. Tho children at Oho Baldwin homo have been on the nick Hat the last week but are better. Tile county road scraper wan li.vi.lliti- i-ojtdu li'i'iiliiv and put- uiday In, this district. Mrs, i 1 a ll c h o, Swcut spent Thanksgiving with her daughter and family Mrs. Elmer Simmons lu Dorrls. Calif. PHOENIX CLUB MEET SET FOR 1MIOKNIX. ore., Dee 1 (Spec ial! Announcement thut the Daf fodil club would meet nt the homo of MrN. W. H. on tho 'tth of i)ecomber wan. In error In tho date. Tho Hub will meet Wednesday December 3 for an all day's meet Iiik 1,1 th above mentioned home. AH dieirheirt are" ui'Bed to bo proH ent. I'MOKXIX, Ore.. Dee. I. (flpl.) Huiiloi- cIiihs entertulni-d the rest of the high Mclinol with a very Inter et'tlng proKinm Wednesday. Mem bers of thu. clang (,-av a comedy entitled A Hit ot llosslp." Those J-L .l 'ere Thel- May !. llle Coth- taking part In tho play were ma Lyons, Mildred Coats, hnin. Jean lt(we and Itlllli ren. a numnor or musical num bers ivero nlso given by mgmli.L'm of this class. Rev. Kred F. Buholi'la conduet ing a series of sermons for the young people. , . Pupils of tho seventh and eighth grades, under direction of Mrs. Fletcher Fish, have' been practlc - nig for an operetta to bo given December 5 at tho school gym nasium. The regular, admission price -will 1 charged. ' Mrs. John Mast entertained at dinner Saturday in honor of her friends. Mr. and Mix Lee of gene, who mo visltlnu at her home. I ou-man creek eluli met at the home of Mrs. ftulph Wilcox on Tuesday wlthva larire number pres- cnt. .Mrs. Mack, home demon stration agent, gave many helpful suggestions for Christmas gifts. A ' Picture was taken of the gathering. Mrs. Kay Ward entertained at luncheon- Tuesdov for Mrs. Pliir. .... n. ,.... .. Bay Wright. Mrs. Fred A. Worse dub in'and Mrs. Florence Drake. I -e Uik- A. surprise party was given for ! work Mrs. Je,s fsdwards Wednesday .. l,.i i . and Mrs. evening, in honor nf her bli-Hwl l-rhoso nro.vm were m i ..'J'! Those present were Mr. mid M.-' ! expect Ito he gone several weeks. i Mrs. II. II. Buyer, who recently tinaerwenl a major operation at. the Community hospital In Med-j. ford, was visited by a few of iier friends here, and is reported gel- ting along nicely. . alr. anri .Mrs. iari ralcott or,rerguson. -Mr. nnu .irs. iieorge Vaklma, Wash,, spent Friday night at the homo of liev. and, Mrs. Fred F. Kchell. Six weeks exams were .given at the school here Monday.- Tuesday ! am! 'Weunesiltiv nf l:il u-xb 1 - Miss .lline '1'eel.lernpellt Thanks. Klvhitf day with Minn I .Win ,!nt"ilis. 'Mr. nnil-Mi. Charles Citl'tor htu .Mr. and .Mrs. U. J. t'opbler. aiid j ns din nor nut'Hlrf ThunksBlvlnfr Mr. dauKiitfr lliith 'attended ;the jramo j Carter's aij-nor, Mra. Donley of M''d In Ashland on ThjinkyKivlnj?. ! ford, and Mr. and Mra. Krank Car- .Mr, and Mrs. iuv ItlwhoD enter-Iter and son. j tallied ft numlfor of relatives at j l nankKKlvInK dinner. Mr. and Mr; i family and Mr. and Mrs. William t M. K. Sheet a and family, were alo' Force and family spent Tliankfjriv 1 KUi-HtH at the HHhop home' on j (np at Kagtc Point an guests of ThanksKivinff. Mr. and Mrs. S. P. rtarnebum were? dinner Buests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Carey; on ThankfffiviiiB day. Misses Janet nnd R o s e m a r y t Bishop and 'Kleanor Sheets spent j ThankHBlvltiB day with Miss June Furry in Ashland. Mr. nnd Mrs. M. F. Sheets and non .Hillte nt'tended the Ashland ThanksBivlnR day Bnme. Mr. nnd Mrs. ib. Carter' spent TFlsi ii kwirl viiii ilnv fit ' Wn Pohit I whore in (m hera of the Ornntre hnd PARTICULAR BUILDERS ALWAYS Portland USE A HOME PRODUCT Beaver Poritand Cement Co. GOLD HILL, OREGON Sold in Medford by Medford Concrete Construction Co., Porter Lumber Co., Rogue River Lumber Co., Stand ard Roofing & Building Supply Co., Wallace Woods Lumber Co., Big Pines Lumber Co., Medford Lumber Co. a big basket dinner, and ended the day with an old-fashioned dance. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kixh spent Thanksgiving day with relatives on the Applegute. Mr. and Mrs. Gernxta and Mr. and Mr. J. It. Webster and A. K. Woolverton were dinner guests at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Miles r;animlll Thanksgiving day. . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Young were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Italph Wilcox Thanksgiving day. . Mr.' and Mrs. Khepherd nnd Miv . .. .. . . were guests and Mrs. M ' Nnrr'K "V r. and Mrs. Jess Edwards vero ns nt , homo Mr a ;.. ,, ,.: . M Ish Elva Caster spent Thanks- spent Thanks- giving day and night with Mlas , Marie Prescott of Ashland. , Mr nnrt Mr, r f Mnrtlnv nt- tended a family reunion ;at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wllmar Polley of Ashland. .ti.5 f i v i v ii v v riL-.tin RlL-IIL Heain mcnt 1 Thanksgiving day with Mr. and ' Mrs. A. iH. Hoarn. I Miss Lottie Watklns visited In Ashland Thanksgiving friends day. Paul Ciannaway. employed by Copeo at Marshrleld, spent Thanks ' giving day with his parents here, Ku-I.Mr. and Mrs. Will Oanaway. Miss .Sybil Caster spent Thanks giving day And night with Miss Mary Hannaford of .Eagle Point. oor.rx 1 1 1 1 Jf Ore.. Dee. 'Si'!.) A family dinner was held . llt tn" W " " u r Martin home' Thanksgiving. These present were Ml' "nd " Wilbur Martin and, family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mills- ! IMiugh and Mmall daughter. Mrs. Paugh and Mmall daughter A surprise party In hojior of the birthdays of Mrs. Viola Moore, -Mrs. Dora llammersley anil Aurele Munler was held at the home of j Mr. and Mrs. Munler Wednesday. j evening. n'hoKO enjoying the even- ling were Mr. and Mrs. William Meisingcr. Mlai Hanky, Mr. and i Mrs. Paul Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. tTI. D. 'Force. Mr. and Mrs. . Itay , . Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ulalr, and two sons. Mr. anil Mrs. Karl I , Moore. Mrs, Dora llemme.sley "and Mr. and Mrs. Aurele Munler. ( - Mr. and Mra. H. D. Foreo and ( relatives. Mr. and Mrs, Wiltiam Ferguson i-nCcrtalned t dinner ThanksBlv-lni,- for Mr, and Mrs.. William Hlt tle. Merrltt and Luclle Hittle, Mr. and Mrs. Kber Davis, Mrs. Lulu Davis and W. A,. Mansfield Harold Fuller Is at tho OreBon ('uvea forkliiB for Mrnost Rush, who has a eomtraet driving a tunnel at that placo. , , , , . Miss Mildred Orr spent Thanks giving vacation; with:. home, foiks jn lOuKene. Miss On is member oi the nU Hill hiKh sehonl fnenlty. . GOLD HILL John Palme)-. Jr., of Ttuguc River spent last week end in this city as the guest" of his uncle. Kd Bolt. Kthel timlth, who Is a student of the University of Oregon, .ipent Thankfglvink vacation with her parents on Murdlne creek. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Plckard en tertained at bridge Thursday the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Hotu of .Modford, Mr. r.nd Mrs. Al Hlldreth of liutle Falls and Mr. and Mrs. A. W". Walker of Central l-nim. Mr. Botts held high score ..'-I"! Mr. Walker low. .Mrs. Call SmHh and small non J returned to their home In this city yr V." " , trom Oran . f s week I M. . and Mrs. Chares Kell a I Li J 1 K , hai.. "" din""- -: nd Th :; ,',!,,. . , ' , " ,T"; ' ' r- J"CK" ""?, . John v"n,a " L,.?,",. - . Wag , !,u'"nJ!" ' -' eunesuay. Mr. and .Mrs. Bruce Force and i I ' !, I , ' "".". " ."""B " eunesaay lor Mrs. W. O. Davis and daughter .Marilyn nnd Mrs. M. L. stickel wore visiting friends in Medford Wednesday. Bud Snyder Is confined to his romm t the Coy cottage by Ill ness. Mr. Snyder and Tom Chis holm recently returned from, a duck hunt in 'Klamath. Mr. and Mm. Jack Piekard of this city, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wil son and family of Medford were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Luby In Medford Thanks giving day. -I Miss Eva Coy spent thc.Thanks ' giving vacation with her mother, '.Mrs. Susie. Coy and family here. Miss coy is a teacher In tho ltose- "'S Hchools, - 'oiyeriy nas as a , Thanks- truest her aunt, Mrs. Bald- win., of ' Medford i"8- C. J. Hhorb entertained In Mrs. iBryerly has as a Thanks- honor of her daughter .Beverly's tourth blrthilay Friday attcrnun. Mr. and Mrs. Uuy rliompson. Mr. und Mm. PjiuI Thompson nnd Mrs. A let ha liobhins attended a show in Medford Friday. In Judge's Heed's court Friday morning, L D.. Cond'w of Orarrta Pass paid a fine of $10 for reck less driving, and Lorenzo Francis $15 and costs for speeding. Mr. aiid Mrs. W. (1. Davis and small daughter Marilyn spent the week end In Phoenix the guests of relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Walker held a family dinner at their ' home J Thanksgiving day. Those present 'were Mr. und Mrs. Iilclutrd Wal ker, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Whltsett and Mr. nnd Mrs. Clyde Walker and family. Mr. and Mrs. II. I). Iteed spent Thanksgiving in Medford as tlio guests of friends. John Chisholin returned to his . home- in thia city last week from flood Itlver, where he had keen packing apples. ' Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ham and ";'"-'y l"' '1 '-"nKsgiviii. "" Mv. and 'Airs ferritt 'Merriman entertained the. following Buests at dinner ThanksBivini; day: Mr. and Mm. Cole of (U'ar-ts Pass, Mr. and Mrs. OeorBo Hammersley. liillyand Jean Hammendey and Mi's. Cam eron. J. U. Henness spent ThankBlv JnB in this city as the BUfst.of is dauBhter. Mrs. Oeorge MeisinB'r and family. Mrs. Henness has been a guest at the Meisinger home for ipvernl weeks. Avoid Colds .Knot germs from all mnijth crevices fill) Mill pICASHIlL KHSI). ; i i Ji Cement MRS BLAIR HOSTESS .FOR GOLD HILL CLUB GOLD HILL. Ore.. Dec. 1- (SpUTho Sewing club held n largo party at the home of Mr. and Mm. Joe Illair last week. The evening was pcnt in games and cards, followed by lunch. Those present were. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lunrcci Mn and Mrs, Clyde Walker. Mr. .and -Mrs. Oeorgo Ilainmersley, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carter. Mr. and Mrs. . -William Ferguson. Mr. flndiMrs, JUvmond Thompson, Mr. and Mrs', Pauj Thompson. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kber Davis, Mr. and Mrs. William Hlttle, Mr. and Mrs. WI1-. I mot. -Mr. and Mrs. Paul Angstead, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gray, Miss Aieatha Gray. Mr. and Mra. Mer rill Merrlman. Mr. and Mrs. George Meisinger, Mr. and 'Mrs. Aurele Munier, Mr. and Mrs. Joe 'Blair, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Shorb, Mr. and Mrs. H. U. Force. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Froast, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore, Me. and Mrs. 'Hugh Hnyos and Miss Olivo Turner. Mrs. A. A. .Walker entertained the Sewing club at her home Fri day afternoon. CATARRH of head or throat Is usually bentfitsd by the vapors of - V4SJS5 OVER W MILLION JARS USED YEARLY YES We Do Landscaping Offer planting plans that will please without a lot of chatter about being EXPERT6. Rearrange plantings that were designed and planted by self styled UXPKRTSI Have several of these jobs booked now. This EXPERT hooey is sure a KICK. We win and hold our trale by giving '. Quality . .and ' Service We carry tho most complete linu oE nursery goods, both fruit nnd ornamental, to be found in south ern Oregon und wo make no ex ceptions. Eden Valley Nursery N, S. Bennett, Prop, Office and yard G12'4 East Main St... Phone 680-J-2... Residence 937 N. Central, phone 6S0. State of Oregon Nurseryman's License No. 117. Free Landscape Service SPECIFY Be on the Safe Side Don't Cheat Yourself- I f you have a rupture, or hernia, no matter how small it is, liave it properly cared for at once. Neglect is. dangerous, Get your physician's advice. Ask him about our service of correct truss fitting and the - value of having tli' proper appliance to hold the rupture securely witli the greatest comfort. Rupture sufferers come to us from many mile's around be cause ours is a service' of relief and security. HEATH'S Drug Store "Ask Fred" Authorized Exclusive' AKRON TRUSS FITTER A. R. ESTES Pacific Highway South You are Invited to present this cou pon at the Mail Tribune office and receive two TICKETS ' TO A TALKING PICTURE : PROGRAM AT THE , w ti i i am m l m TTI 'T i iMiMlM if mrm waiw. air innafTTan As a Subscriber Guest of the MAIL 4 TRIBUNE WATCH THIS SPACE. If you are a subscriber of the Mall Tribune your name may appear here tomor row; Only subscribers' names will be published and, during the du ration of this offer, all subscribers will be gtyen an opportunity to en joy FREE shows as GUESTS OP THIS PAPER. NOW PLAYING , "SEE AMERICA THIRST" C ilUllllllllilllillillll 7A FREE
