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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREO OX, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1930. PAGE SEVEN1 v '. & , 'Or I & MAGILL Drug Co. Why Pay More? Gift Suggestions FREE DELIVERY Christmas Christmas Cards Candy $1.00 boxes .... ...59 2-lb. . box Chocolates 75e boxes 39 QQ 50e; boxes 29 VOC 3-Piece Men's Ivory Set Bill Folds Plain and decorated Values to $2.50 69 $4 49 Values to $5 $1.98 Perfumes Dolls i4 off All Kinds Coty, D'Orsay, IIou- 1 f bigant, Karess, Black V2 orr, Tuiip. Shaving Perfume Brushes Sets at- i x'"d.irn ' Hudnuts, Yardley, Values to $1.50 Colgate'.;, Palmer, 59c Black Tulip Vz off Eastman . Kodaks 50c Pipes V4off X39c Bring Your Prescriptions. We fill them exactly as the doctor orders . and for LESS TURKEY POOL Join the Farmer's Exchange Turkey Pool. Remember, CASH ADVANCE if market warrants returns Grower will receive them. We give you Fair GRADING, CORRECT WEIGHTS and a CASH ADVANCE JOIN THIS POOL! Open Until SATURDAY EVENING Farmer's Exchange Cooperative Phone 932 A Durable Appliance Plus The Most Economical FUEL Assures You Prosperity Note: 1 cubic ft. of Gas eauals 550 heat units and costs you 110 of 1e. 1-M cu, ft of Gas equals 550,000 heat units and costs you $1.00 compare these costs with other Fuels and note the difference in favor of GA9. Southern Oregon Gas Corp. "Home ofnstant Heat" 209 West Main Street Phone 526 PHONE 91 OREGON CITIES E i Portland Shares County Re I lief Fund Eugenes. Meet ! ing Favors Five-Day Week Program. i PORTLAND Ore..; Poe. 11. (tf) jA 9300,000 emergenfcy relief fund for unemployment was allowed by the chairman of the Multnumuh ( county tax supervising arid connoV ! viitioir commission for the first I time In the history of the county. Tho city of Portland vn ullowed $1100,000 of thlH amount. An Item ! of $50,000 usually allowed the city (council for .emergency snow re I movnl was put into the unemploy I ment relief fund.' ' ... t The tax levy was increased 1.2 ! mills. ' EUGENE, Ore., Dec. 11. (P) Inauguration of a five-day week program In local industries was advocated ns relief to unemploy ment at a general meeting called here by Mayor H. E. Wilder. More than 100 business men, labor lead ers, welfare workers and employes attended the session. i t- r ! , ; A five-day week program would give work to about one-sixth more persons than are employed at the present time, H. C. Farley, labor leader who advanced the proposi tion, pointed out. PENDLETON, Ore., Doc. 11 (TP) Plans have been , prepared by the (Civic Unemployment bureau for. j raising $8500 to be used for relief i of the jobless with work on com j m unity enterprises. The Elks lodge will handle the campaign. Meteorological Report December 11, 19S0. Med ford and vicinity: Tonight and Friday unsettled with rain; normal temperature. . Oregon:' Unsettled tonight and Friday; rains west and local rains and snow east portion; normal tem perature. :.'.. - zrsr Local Data ae Highest (last 12 hrs.).... 42- - 42 L,owet uast li nrs.j m a; Pel. humidity (pet.)..-.... 99 100 npaniniriillAn t 4rirsa IB . 1 1 State- of weatherr.T.r.Iloming'' Foggy Lowest tempernture this room ing 34 degrees.- v -. ' Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 1930, 4.57 inches. - Temperature a year ago today: Highest, 51; lowest, 38. Sunset 4oday, 4:40 p. m. Sunrise Frlday,f7:30 a. m. Sunset Friday, 4:40 p. m. Observations Taken at 5 A. M. 120th Meridian Time. 1 CITY FOR JOBLESS IN Baker City 32 26 Snow Bismarck : 42 - 20 Cloudy Boise ,. 83 20 Snow Denver 44 30 Cloudy Des Moines ,.. 88 38 Clear Fresno . 62 I 38 Clear Helena 42 26 Cloudy Los Angeles . 70 46 , Clear Marahfleld -62 43 Cloudy Phoenix 68 42 Clear Portland ............ 48- 4 2 Cloudy Red niuff 62 46 Cloudy HoKPhurK 46 ' 42 Clear Salt Lake 28 18 Clear San Francisco :. 00 62 Cloudy Santa Fo .44 24 . P.Cdy.' Seattle 64 44 -1'. Cdy. Spokane 88 34 Snow Walla Walla 32 28 Hnnv Winnipeg 26 -22 Cloudy W. .T. Htltehleon, Meteorologist. let SORE THROAT get the best of you . . . FIVE minutes after you rub on Musterole your throat should begin to feel less soref Continue the treatment once every liour for five hours and you'll be astonished at the relief. This famous blend of oil of mustard, camphor, menthol and other inttredi entt brings relief naturally. Musterole arts action because it is a "counter irritant" not just a salve it pene trates and stimulates blood circulation and helps to draw out infection arid pain. Used by millions for 20 years. Recom mended by doctor, and nurses. KeepMmterolehandy jarsandrubet. To Mothers Musterole is also made in milder form for babies and small children. Ask for Chil dren i s Musterole. Kiaws vv i mm WILDflBEAUTY SYXOPS1S: David Frost's mother u furious when ha marries r'onnu Freihuto lira, frost con sider, e'amiv unworlhu 01 entry into th h'rost-Brownbeck clan, urtorocrars ot a iirfia Pennsylvania roien. GoQritit by is moriler's un Dleasdnrn.fA to nis firtde. Uavtd takeM htt in a separate norne of thttr own also leavaa nis lob fn At. unelt's bank, thfm plana to tnovs out Weat. Hut tha ithteaa ot Sheila their dutioAter oalArs rA.ir plans David, much as A. deteats itt la torred to brlno back hta telle ' to hla mother's houae and resume his old iob. Fannv finds tile n tier the domfnntion ot her mother. l. tau a burden. OaHi preoecn vied ioith business and inclined to etand no for hie vtother. tails to provide the sumuathetio under- standing r'annv needs. Chapter 14 A PRINCESS ARRIVES' . yhAT winter Fanny learned the power ot ber beauty, the scope if her ability to please. David bad a third or fourth or fifth cousin (Fanny never got the family con anguinltfes quite straightened out). Jalietta la Prlncipesse della Balde rlnl, nee Brownbeck and christened Juliette, whom Fanny had never met,, ; " This cousin was tbe daughter of the ex-ambassador, tbe family pride. Tbe Brownbecks would have died before they would have boasted li outsiders about Cousin Joslab, but it gave each one a real satisfaction, a sense ot belonging to the great outside world ot affairs, to talk of him among themselves. Little was known ot Juliette's mother except that she was halt .lusslan, halt English and untitled and had died young. But It was certain that If she looked like ber daughter she had not been a beauty. Juliette bad Arst been brought to America and presented to the Brownbecks as an awkward over grown 14-year-old who rebuffed all advances. At 19 sbe married ber Allessan dro and obediently retired from tbe world tor tour or five years while she bore him three children. When tbe youngest waa a tew months old Something happened the family never quite found out what, though It was variously ru mored that she had gone oft with a traveling circus, had been seen climbing the Matterborn with a young university student, bad eloped with a dashing Italian officer. . But whatever It was. It caused a great commotion, and sent Cousin Josiab ' scurrying from the Baltic 3ea to Tuscany In midsummer. Cousin Joslab fixed it up bought AUessandro oft probably for Ju liette went back to him, but not to the ancestral acres: and sbe had no more children. . ; During the war sbe bad estab lished and run a hospital close be .ilud tbe Italian lines, but with the ead of tbe war suddenly decided to oome to America and live in Wash ington, f , She bad known Leila abroad and suddenly came to visit her, tele graphing one day. arriving the next and leaving the day following. u?lla barely bad time to gather the family for a dinner in Juliette's honor. - But as much to Fanny's surprise as anyone else's sbe In. Vlted Fanny to go back to Washing to . with her. Fanny's first sight ot tbe new causln was acutely disappointing. Sbe bad not expected ber to be beautiful, but had pictured ber as a sort ot tiger woman, alive with i strange power that drew men as a magnet draws bits of steel. Fanny was waiting in Leila's drrwlng room with tbe rest of the cousins and aunts and uncles of varying degree, w ben she beard a rustle and turned to Hod a plain dark wottian or uncertain age stand ing in the doorway. . Sbe was dressed simply In' well-cut black satin, and carried a black' lace shawl, her only ornaments loug onyx and atnmond earrings. ' Sbe was tall and well built, but ber tkin was coarse, she wore no rouge and ber strongly masculine fea tures were accented by a short man jlsh hair cut Immediately dinner, was over she came across the room and drew anny aside Into a bay wlnuow. "I've been wanting to talk to you all evening," sbe said and smiled Her voice was low and rarely mu sicai, "Bob Daniels told me about ynu. It was all be did talk about, thj week he visited tne in July." Fanny flushed. "Oh, how Is Bob? Leila Is crazy to have him home : (appose It won't be long now." "If 1 were Leila I should leave BoV In Europe. He Is happier tbure or lo tbe army. If Leila woald exert herself she might easily lisvs blm kept over there as an nt REPUTE AS FINE RESIDENCE TOWN By Mary O, Cars KDKN I'RKCINCT. Ore. tk'C. 11. (SpccluK I'hoenlx Is faat becom ing dnalralils as a residence town, acconJInK lo reports ot new homes being built and loin sold. - A. II. Hi-nrn recently aold two lots on the hlKhway In the north end of town and the new owner John Hoherts has had two new! i by MATEEL HOWE FARNHAM tacbe. That would solve a great many problems, don't you think?" "I why, I don't know." Juliette smiled. "K he comes back it will be on your account not tor bis children. Bob's ratber a pig wber you come right down to It. That's why I ad vised him to stay abroad." Fanny was aghast. Not even to herself had sbe. admitted frankly that Bob Daniels had been in love with her. and here was this Juliette speaking of It openly, practically In his wife's hearlug, calling him a pig In his own housel It Isn't bis bouse," Juliette an- avered Fanny's half thought, "and 1 call blm a pig to his face. Most men are, you know." 'David Isn't," said Fanny faintly, then blushed. Never had sbe felt so gaucbe, young, inexperienced. Juliette laughed and Fanny realized that she had found out what she wanted. ''You are very fortunate," said Juliette, "and now bring your para gon over to mi. 1 want to talk to him." ' For a quurter ot an hour Fanny watched David and Juliette while they argued animatedly. They looked at her repeatedly. Mrs. Frost also was watching tbe (wo and ne4 face was grim.. ,. . i .. Fauny saw that David was beck onlng fo her. ,. 1 , ' "Juliette has Invited you to spend a month with ber In Washington," said David, "and 1 have told her that I cannot answer tor you." Oh," said Fanny, and caught her breath quickly. Amelia and var ious cousins frequently visited in Washington during the season and returned with glowing tales ot their Aladdln-IIke good times. Fanny bad never dreamed ot such felicity happening to ber. And to go to Washington as the guest of this Juliette, tbe daughter ot the famous Cousin Joslab, the familiar ot kings, Jttlletta ot the sleepy eyes and tbe Incredibly romantic past! And ot all the cousin .lulielte bad chosen ber Kaunv the out. slderl She turned to David a rap tprons face and saw Instantly that he expected ber to say no, would bo hurt It she did not say tin. The llfn went out ot. ber, she had lo lillnk e tears back. And as she si rug gled for self-control her luolher-ln. law could no longer stand It and rose and came over to them. . What are you "three ..conspiring about?" she asked bluntly. "1 am begging tbe loan of this lovely child tor a month or two. Cousin Emma. 1 am bndly In need ot a duenna. That's why I came to Cloughbarro hoping that one ot my own kith and kin could, lie per- ., suaded to go back with tne." "Your Cousin Louisa, or Cousin Emmellno would be much, mure , suitable," aald -Mrs. i Frost, with great finality. "Fanny as a duenna,. would be absurd." Yes? Well, that was a. pleas-. autry, Cousin Emma. As you see. I am tin old woman 46 last June. It Is 1 who will play the duenna." m "It Is absurd, out or. the ques-, tlon," Insisted tyrs. Frost coldly. 'But Fanny has aot yet given mo her answer and David baa said It was Fanny who must decide." Fanny's disappointment bad turn ed to quick anger at Mrs. Frost's Interference. . ..-- I should love to go to Wasblna ton, Cousin Juliette, better thai auytblng on earth, I couldn't sia; more tban'a month would you take me for a nioutb? David, you could spare me that long, couldn't you?" If you wish to go," answered Da vid evenly.j . it , . , . -, ,., .There.. It's all aetlled," said Ju-, Untie gaily, as Mrs. Frost opeucl ber month to protest.., "1 am leuv . Ing at noon tomorrow and 1 ehar call for you at bait after eleven. I shall see you then, Cousin Emma.' "It Is Impossible tor Fanny to get ruady over, night,, nor baa she a, suitable wardrobe," Mra. Frost went on doggedly. Fanny put a timid arm on Da vid's and drew blm back behind r beav silken curtain. 'David, please let mo. I'll mini you terribly but I've never beer auywhere." David too had been angered a, his mother's peremptory Interter ance aud Fanny' "I've sever beet auywhere" touched hi soft spot. "Of course you'll go If yon warn to," aald David. "Now I'll teki Mother home and coma back tot you It will save a lot of argev tnenl." . - (Uoptrttht. It'll, hv Mated 7owl Vnrnhaml Tomorrow Fanny flndo rslisf and ' happiness in Iho ftady sympathy and understanding of juhstto. hpitea built tbo past atimmcr and fall and has sold mio of them ic cently to Hoy f'offman, who is con nected with the Allen garuirc mi Mnln street. One of the drawing cardir in Phoenix Is the public schools. NO district In the county has hotter or more uptodute school facilities. The high arhoni Is counted onioim the best in the county und few have ever gone elsewhere to atlend i hixh school after having flnlnhed the grades in Phoenix. I Church privileges alao nro nf the, ! best end there la on fine n eh'iri'h POUGHS Rub oq throat, place i oq throa leandsn . tongue and wallowasltmelts. ' visits OVER V MILLION JABS USED YEARLY PEOPLE ARE BUYING! There's No Depression With Us! Our $20,000 Stock OF FURNITURE IS GOING FAST IN OUR SMASHING Stock Reducing SALE! Prices Are Slashed Without Considering Cost! This is a Great Holiday " Shopping -Opportunity Look: . A Few of Our Bargains You Must See the Many Others Our store is literally jammed with CHRISTMAS GIFTS for the HOME SEE THEM! Rugs? Rugs! Don't miss these great savings in all sizes ONLY 10 MORE SHOPPING DAYS 'TIL CHRISTMAS ; John Cupp Furniture Co. 315 East Main St. Medford Phone 505 edifice In Hioonlx qh can bo round in inuny of the larger cltloH nnd 1b nevor without a Rood mlnlntor nnd on eunu'Ht working niemborHhl). i Mr. and Mrs, ltoy Ulrk-h of JJtMl vli'W vIsIkwI rHatlvoH hnro Hundny. The Extra Cough Help Extra In Power And Price Creomultlon it a -super-help for coughs from coldi. It it fur deep coughs where you dare not risk a weak help. Seven major helps are embodied in. it, including the bett known to medical science. The creosote is blended, emulfrffied and palatable. It is to soothe the mem branes and combat the germs. It pre sents the world's best help for coughs of this kind In a pleasant form. There are white pine tar, wild cherry bark, menthol, ipecac, etc.. All the greatest helps in one, but: with no narcotic. Despite all its power and efficiency, It U harmless to a child. Some coutrbscall for one help, some The VILLA NURSERIES ' Has just received another shipment of select ( ' ' Ornamental Trees and Shrubs for Fall Planting! WE HAVE THE LARGEST KURSERY STOCK IN SOUTHERN OREGON Come in and'jelect what you need because our new O shrubbery is going cut fast, Christmas trees, No. 1, 25o and 50c; 80,000 pear trees on OFrcnch root, 25 and 30c each ; filberts, almonds. , t , FRE LANDSCAPE SERVICE Q Phone 1317 or 1317-J-2 1 624 N. Riverside, Medford Remember " a 10-lb. turkey with each Montag Toledo Range, FREE Oregon Wen II tor ITnsnttlurl toniKlit nnd Frldny, rnlnn in the went and Incut ralnn nnd snowH In tho cunt portion, nor nml temperature. InereanlnK mm therly wimlH on tho coaHt, prolmhly tippomlnK "f fralo fnrcn Friday. another. Nobody can tell. So we com bine the best in Creomulsion to be safe. Crcomulsion costs $1.2' a little more than lesser helps. But all drug gists guarantee it and return the full price to anyone not satisfied, It may be too good for your cough. A lesser help misfit serve. But is it wise to take thi rink when coughs are danger signals? Anyway, a cough from a cold which hangs on calls for thii super-help. Do the beat men knjw to be sure. CiUmMVLSION tor IHttlnistt Cough from Colda 20 50 Reductions Below Our Usual Low Prices ': "Andirons and fireplace Screens Going at Real , Bargains FARES CUT Christmas For only a third more than the regular oneway fare ynu can buy s roundtrip to points v in California, Oregon, Wish iugtoo anil neighboring slates. . These tickets are good leav ing December 18 to 25. Re turn limit January 6. Simitar reduced fares to all Southern Pacific points in Ore- gun with sale dates of Decern- ft , ber 18 to January 1. Ketum I limit January 6. Your Southern Pacific agent I will gladly give you the fare to the place you want to visit, j Phone him today. Southern i Pacific I J. C. Carle, Agent Phone 34 ! - HARRY MARX PAINTING Tinting, Paper Hanging Phone 178-J