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Newspaper Page TextP2GE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUXE, MEDFORD, OREOOK, TUESDXY, DECEMBER 16, 1930. Iocal and . -'Personal X'ulUllf 11(14 lit I'oMofflf Tlie brijik himinwji of yottterday at the local poit office In mnilin nut .Christmas imrcela, especially in the uftrnooii. continued today even more briskly and the siht of wnitlnff lines of jeopl before j the tnnllJn windov.n. with parcel in ineir nrnw, uiu.m "'""Iimd t:hrUt.iu.8 holiday, Very little Inumlm,' Chrltms mail; UvvJt ,inJ, fr!nil hag so fur arrived in Med ford and , mi eh parcels will probably not be Kin lo arrive In any volume- before; next 'Saturday., " : VMtnrrt from Colm'mlo Mr. and Mrs. K. 8. Seward of Hot Sulphur Springs, Colo., who are visiting the latter' aunt nnd uncle; 'Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Itamey of Almond street, are Interested JY' the Itojrbe llii-er valley and are planning to establish permanent resl d en ce h c re!, The vi si t o in a re not relinhlnK the thought of rc tnrnlntr to Colorado, whore reports iijiy : the temperature Is hoverinp around 30 uctfrefs. below zero, The Seals you m save a life tomorrow.. today will 2t Xot Too Late to Vto Perhaps, It Is not yet too late to vote at the school milldlnca bond election, which began at 2 o'clock this afternoon nt the Junior high school, as .the. polls do not close until 7 p. m, 'Phone 542. We'll hnul away your refuse. City Sanitary Hervlcp. 237tf ClirUtinuH Tree luitfle Point . t ... There .'will be ; a' community Christmas tree nt the Presbyterian church In Haul" Point Saturday evening. December SMlth. All will be. welcomed nnd asked to take part. . pally' Taxi. 1'hone 15. to. 4 passerijsera, SGc; 1 tf From PUtanl l'oints fluests at Ueal hotels from a "distance include. J, C, Hart of St. ijouls. Mo., nnd Wm. Guard of Provo, Ttah. . , Biff valucH offered In flllk quilted rohes, also lounging pajamas, $5.75 up at Ethelwyh 13. Hoffmann's. 208 Coast Weather Is io1 The weather Is always good around Gold Bench -In Curry coun ty, reported F. M. Brown, deputy state, game wrirdAn; in Medford to day with Mrs. Brown from the const town. Despite the fnct Gold Beach Is on the coast, there Is lit tle fojr, nnd nt this time of the yenr th" wenther Is usually clear, he said. Mr. Browh lias been sta tioned nt the mouth of tho Itogue river for the past several months. in the Interest of fish matters, and Is welt -known In Jackson county, having- ftperit considernblo time In this section In connection with ffame duties. :At Adrlonne's, frwood stilts with trnracul fur. trim In tan and green Vlunatto 60.SS. apodal 2r. 2H7 ABhh Prury Homo TliurNlny Mlsa Laura Drury, daughter of Mi nd. Mr, A. B, Drury,, who U attending school nt the University of ;Qreffon, .will: be amoiifc tho stu tinta remnilng homo Thursday for the" holidays... . : .. iV'i-y . kindling 2. GO a loaL, Val ley i'uel Co., . 242tf Slrepera Make AiiiK'nrnricc i4 Thp cold, weather of the past mphth ir.st ha! caused the city prison to be n popular destination foi' " transients ' passing through Medford. ' Arriving " hero In tho crenmff or late in the day with no mopey to rent rooms, the transl ehts oomo 'to tie jiAHco station arid auk1 for freo loillng In the prison.' ' Tjiero hre only accomo dations for four men, but the up plfcnnta are glad to he Inside ns long as they ore protected from the cool night air. . Closing but hats nt $1.60, $3.50. $4.50, formerly priced $8.05 to $10, at Kthelwyn B. Hoffmann's. 268 Kw lawns Cnllitl J lore- Mr. and Mrs. F. la?U;h 5twlnson of Sacramento are expected to ar rive in Medford today, having been called to tht rlty- by the serioiiH I linens f their brother In-law, E. N. EldrldKe. Permanent wave, $5.00 comitlete; facials, scalp treatments and oil fthampoo. , 60o. . Prevost Beauty Hhnp, 81 fi W. Main; Tel, Rrt3. ST.Htf "3 Genuine German Gingermcnncr are, necessary to every complete Christ man tree. We have two sizes at very nominal prices. 15c and 25c , each . 0M1IM "Sew HllKlllCfiN Koye IJinmond, fur Hnmetlme I identified with the Jewelry btifil j nvn in Si etl ford, Jat Ha t u rday I opened a Jewelry 1uinotw In Cen j tral Point, In connection with the Stune druK store, operated by a former Med ford druu'Klm. Mr. Dia mond will speeiallzf In wnteh nnd Jewelry ronlrlnc. On Viutiiion 1-euvl1 Mr. Hazel Krederburjf, ntno Krupher at the Hlxklyou national foren office In f! rants Pang, left that city Saturday for Vreka and i MnirrnrM tt, ununn nt annum utrii- with rein - J jt run u-rttn vnnr ftrn InKtirnnnA rnr, y "Ton(?wnWi Hotel Holland IUdK., Phone 9i3. tf I Sluilciitf. to In home soon ; i infinite fKns or the Christmas S(.,,son will be In evidence this week jnd Whn Mudents arrive from t he various school of the coast to spend tho holidays with relatives and friends In Medford. Those at tending tho University of Oregon nnd Oregon- State college will ar rive In Medford Thursday and Fri day. One-half boxes extra funey Boko nnd A njou pears, J 1 .25. V. H. Watt, Phone 4(i8-Jt-2. 273 J. (!. ilolinsloii Married Mews was . received Jn. Medford yesterday of the marrhiKfl of J. C. Johnston, representative of the Pa cific Fruit Kvpress,- formerly of Medford, now of Portliuid. The marriage was solemnized In Mill f-Uy. at the homo, of . the . brldo, whose name Tim Fa 11 In, who re celved the news,, has forgotten. Jiuy . Chrlstmna H'Qlfl. you can buy! . i . Bo lnd Hero on JJi lollies , ,, . , 4 Ed MeElroy. ,. Daniels nnd 11. S. Andemon of Grants Pass were business vlitfns In Medford ycMrday. " Burn dry plnb wood, $5 nnd $G per load. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. C3L 250tf Offiecsj 4liMCtl HUs Fireii04Hi Out of respect to Mrs. Helen Pettinrew, a former employe, the county clerk's office, was closed this forenoon during "funeral serv ices for Mrs. Pet tip row, who died Sunday at the Sacred Heart hos pital, following a major operation Mrs. Bettiprew had been employed at . the clerk office up until .the time of her illness and vox well known to tho many patrons of the office.. , Tho,, sheriff 's office, was also closed for a short time during the services, held at 10 o'clock this forenoon at thu Cathollu church. Portraits of distinction. The Peasleys, opp. Holly theater, tf (Jim)so Itiinllnjr Fine M. M, Herman, nnd party of sportsmen who spent Hundny hunt Inp at Tule lake, report goone hunt ing fine but ducks not so plentiful. Tho weather was very cold wllh considerable Ice nnd a little jnow around the hike. One group of dresses, special at $S.0a. Absi n group of hats on wile for $1:00, at Adrlenne's. 267 Portland Guests nt Hotels ... . Hcdidcnts of tho state metropolis registered at Medford hotels In clude Mr. nnd Mrs. M. M. .Hnlncs, W. 13.-Taylor, J. A. fllvn, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. McOroskpy, Mr., nnd Mrs. J. A. Beyerly. MiUlo iacoh-en.-K H. Kilts, H. A. Dowar, T. H. I-ettrldpe. IT. D. Mnxson. C. W: Wentworth. Mi B. Croft. John C. Piatt, J oa, McCormnck, J. J. Mur phy, Wm. B. Hmllh, O. F. Hleyen- thatter, .Harry fx wis, Mr. and Mrs, F; M. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Spear, Mr.- and Mrs. leaner nnd U K. Blnck. Burn green tlr slabs with dry wood nnd cut fuel bill. Ask Med. Fuel Co., Tol, 631. . . 2G6tf Visited Itclutlves Mr. nnd Mrs. fleorge dates of Medford spent Sunday In Clrnntw Pass visiting relatives. Thotogrnphs for Xmiut, The Peasleys, opp. llolly -theater. tf Glen Head Belter ... !len Head, son of Mr. and Mrs, It. C. Head of Ashlnnd and ftmml- son of Mr. nnd Mrs. li. W. Heche of Agate, who sustained serious In juries In an auto wreck near Jack son Hot Springs, ia reported to be In n nlightly Improved condition in the rommunlty hospital In Ash lnnd. He Is now conscious nt In tervnU and In expected to recover. Assort men t nf t h ree-plece k n M t'd suits, $2T values on sale n $12.05. nt Adrlenne's. , 267' Mr. How to Portlaml O. C. Bokkm left for Portland last ovoulng to n I tend the state meeting of building nnd loan associations. For Chrlstmna Bible Stories, Tel. get Hurlhut'ft 745-H. 256tf AtlempUNl Car Theft I Sam t'oltun. office supply stove i proprietor, rushed into tho police station last night to report that nil i attempt wa made to steal his car ! while parked on the , street. He , thought the attempt was made by , occupants of another car with Cnll ! fitrnla license plate. It Is believed poMfithle by the policy tho men wre only attempting to Btenl n 'quantity nf g'.iKoline wllh which to operate their own machine. Bonded carrier wants load .to ts Angelet or vicinity during holi days. Phone 3.13. 168 Trainmen lU Me I fori! John Juhn.toii of Portland, rep resenting the 'Pacific Fruit I'.xpres, Frank W. famrell of Bosebuig. Southern Pacific trainmaster, nnd It. li. Furreli of Portland, district freight nnd pHKneiiKer nuent with the Wiibash railway company, nr rlved In Medford by train thl fore noon. Balance of sport nnd dress coats nt Adiimne's now one-half price: 267 Oil Bushier Vl-lts I. C. M.'.rath nnd O. W. Knclo of KlaniTiih F.tlls wre out-of-tonn vUitois in Multuia this forenoon. HcKumed Duties YeMonluy MtH Margery Cav reiumed dutle yewtcrday an Btenographer at a local office, after an absence of several weeks caused by an op eration fur appendicitis' itasketluill In Grunt Puhn . The first basketball same of the xeason for the Grants Pns hlRh school team will be played with lioKUe River tonight in. the hih school gym at Grants Pass. Will Ipave for Ioh AweelpH . Mr.M. Krona I'.ray nnd fin all son will leave' this week for Ltm An- 1 ueleK where they will spend .the holidays with Mrs. I tray's mother. ChrUtmas Trees On sale nt Owen-Oreon Lumber Co. - office, beinninK Saturday, Deceniber 18 Employes' Belief Committee. 275 Heady for the Spring With fall plowJnK completed and wheat sown, ranchers In the Agate district are awaiting- the spring with hopes of a prosperous season reported Watt Heebe when in Med ford this forenoon from the Agat section. New settlers are steadily c -mfntf Into the section and It Is regarded as one of the valuabl farming districts of the county. Broken windows reglazed by Trowbridge Cabinet Works. 230tf Arrives from London Mrs. ,H. F. Parsons, of London. F.nglnnd, arrived Jn Medford this morning nnd will visit Joy A. Wal ker In this city. . (Coats reltned and remodeled at tho Fashion Shop, 424 Medford Bldp. Mrs. Harry Andrews, Tel. 1181. tf Kublfs Moved to Appleote Mr. and Mrs. (Harold Kubli mov ed,, recently, from Medf,prd to the house formerly occupied by, Mr. and Mrs. Jim .Eaton, on Humbug creek, in the Applegnte flection. ChrlstmnB Trees On sale nt Owen-Oregon .Lumber Co. office, beginning Saturday, December 13. Employes' Belief Committee. 275 Billlurdx Attracting Interest . Of late billiard tables at the Elks club have been in greater use than in tho past nnd some close matches are beinj; played nightly. The game has a list of consistent followers. and Included Is Raymond S. Fish of the Phoenix section. His np pea ranee ht the club Inst night caused some concern, Inasmuch as by winning several games from an other out-of-town player, he in credited with winning a champion ship, which Is not expected to hold long if plnns of ono or two chal lengers nro cnrrled through to completion. . ' ' f ou will be well pleased If you try a Tulip Oil permanent wave. When flnlwhed ih hntr is soft with a natural looking wave nnd curly ends. Whnt every woman Is look ing for now. Price $10. Other permnnents, $7.f0. Work guaran teed. Call 57, Bowman Boauty Hhop. ' V 274 No Hicckhtg station , Pinna of. local , authorities . to sooner or later establish a checking station at Klamath Junction on the Pnclfic highway1 --to check .all In coming motor enrs are not pro gressing and the plan apparently for 1 ho time being has Jeon . aban doned. The station, if established, Is expected to act n a crime pre vention measure nnd also to ap prehend fugitives from Justice, ns well lis recovering stolen cars. Dry kindling $2.50 a load. Val ley Fuel Co. 242tf Wynnts In City , Mr. nnd Mrs. L. H. wynnt and children of Lake Creek were Jn Medford today to attend the funer al of Mrs. Helen Pettigrew thl forenoon, . , Wanted -Load from Lo Angeles during hoi Id aye. . Phone 833. 268 No Jacksonville Kxaius Examinations for state teachers' certificates will not he held nt Jack sonville, as reported this morning. hut will lie held In Medford. at the courthouse, beginning tomorrow. An old form received by the county school superintend ent's office from the Mate office at Salem till carried Jacksonville as the county sent. During h oil day r, permanent waves, $5.00 complete at Palace Beauty Shop, under supervision of (elen John Smith. 243tt- MImn ttnsfunl I .caves Soon , Miss Utilise Basford, Instructor In the Medford schools, will leave soon for Santa Barbara, Cat, where she will spend the holidays. It's time o fill sour radiator wtlh nntl-froei. Prestono, alcohol nnd Clyco at Flohtner'a Gnrnge. 232H Vlslml Mclfonl lMlay Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Dunbar nnd children of Trail. M. Fields of Jacksonville, M. M. N'lckerson of Butte Falls and BUI Anderson of Apph'gato nre amoim out-of-town visitor In Medford today. Homemade cake, fruit cake and plum pudding nt Marsh's Omcery. From Stnlo Points Included among the Oreconlniw reRlstered nt Medford hotel are W. ... Siark of Mnrhfield, X. F. Wicker or Salem. James Marsh of Olendale, H. O. Kremmel and Wm. Hargrenvrw of Fugene. It. o. Hard er of IHlrande and I. It. Maucklln of Toledo, Dr. llobt. n. Lee. I.Uerty Bldg. Eyes examined, glasses. U ticltlng Along M'ly Mrs. 1, W. Beeho. who returr.fd lo her home in the Agate district a short time no after undenting a major operation at the Sacred Heart hospital, Is convalescing rapidly. Dry kindling $3.60 a load. Val ley Fuel Co. J42lf Hark from Tncnnm Mrs. I.ou Reynolds nnd dauRh ter Dorothy nre home from a sev eral days' vl'lt end nulo trip to T.H-oma. Portland and S.ilcm. Fleet Commander Aatocinttd Pret Photo Adm. J. V. Chaie assumed his new duties as commander In chief of the United 6tates fleet when he boarded the U. 8. S. Texas at Gan Pedro. i An KurwJg Freak J. 0. Ambrose, 602 Falrvlew, brought a. freak Into this pffice this morning. This was a small jar which contained a number of bugs, which Mr. Ambrose-stated were earwigs that he found back of his apartment building on Har- gadlne street lust July. He had placed these In the jar then and since then the bus have not been fed nnything, with the top ' re moved only a few times for fresh air. Ho mnrvelled at their ability to live without food. Ashland Tidings. Radiator nrul-freeze. glyco, alco hoi, nt Post Office Super Service. . , . . . 272 Have New liljflits ...... . AH uutos and motorcycles, being operated in this district by stnte traffic officers, nre being equipped with colored cowl lights, with the left side, red. and the right side green, to make it easier for motor ists to determine the proximity of an officer at night in case of an emergency on the road. With the colored lights shining, the officer's car can bo seen approaching- for some distance. Our new studio Is opposite new Holly theater. The Peasleys. tf Condi I ion Improving . Lucille Curtis underwent , an operation -.for appendicitis Sunday evening. She is getting alone very nicely. . ! Badlatnr antl-freezo. glyco, alco hol, at Post Office Super Service. . ' - , 272 Court Wlllilinldn Senlejuo For diUving car while Intoxicat ed Sundijy evening, Walter Florry, anch worker, pleaded guilty in city court yesterday afternoon, fol lowing his arrewt by State Olflcer Baucom. but in view of the fact that he was ylthout funds and had a wife and family who' needed hiH support, Judge Taylor deferred sentencing him for 60 days. Radiator nntl-freeze,' alyco, lalco- hol, at Post Office Suppr Service. Cen. Willie mid Stuff nr'K. F. General George A While, head of the Oregon National Ouard; ac companied by Colonel Thomas A. mien, executive officer, Major Jo seph V. Sch u r, property custodian and disbursement officer, and Ma jor Ralph Cowglll of Medford, of the general stnff, are spending to day In Klamath Falls on matters regarding the proposed nrmory for Klamath Falls, funds for . which were voted by thnt city last No vember. Bargain dance, old-time. Wed. Dreamland; Sue per couple. 2R8 Dr. C. P. Johnston, Dentist Phipps Bldg. Phone 1462. 177tf CnllfornlaiiH nt Hotels Bear tate registrations nt local hotels include those of Eugene En rlght and. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Keay of Ixw Angeles. J4iurh Clark of Kingsburg, Slin, E. It. Bra tell of Sacramento. Harry Kork and I. Shapiro of San Francisco. Bargain dance, old-time, Wed. 268 Dreamland; 35c per couple. Births There was born on Saturday evening .in Ashland, to Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Coughi-an of Jackson ville a daughter. Mr. nnd Mrs. Cough ran have been spending sev eral days in lAidilnnd with their son, S. W. Coughrap. . Motorist Killed. PORTLAND. Ore.. Dec. 16. Oeorge Case, 17, Portland, was In stantly killed lant nliiht when his automobile struck n steel railroad! trestle nir the Hnwlcy mill at Mllwnukle.' 7Jhoppinq Days 'til Chrixtmo BUY XMAI XBALX t Mil HI tljlHIMQ 1 5r )q ' wJksjsAiJj STATE PERMITS Kxamlnntlons for state teachers certificates will be held at Med ford commencing nt nine o'clock Wednesday end continuing until 4 p. m. Saturday, Applicants must present .them selves for the examinations they wish to take at the time set for the question envelopes to be opened, as the examinations cannot , be offered at any other time or place. Rules and regulations regarding the examinations will be read at 9 a. m. Wednesday. Those entering later in the week and wishing to take only a few of the examina tions should present themselves at the secretary's desk for registra tion and for Information regarding the rules.- The eleven subjects re quired for a one year elementary certificate are capitalized In the program. . .. . , Wednesday , 9 a.im. U. S. HISTORY, Music, Drawing; 11 a. m. WRITING; I p. m. ' PHYSIOLOGY, Manual Training, Composition, Methods in Reading; 2:30 j). m. . READING, Course of Study , for Drawing, Methods in Arithmetic, Domestic Science. , Thursday 9 a, m. , ARITHMETIC, History ot Education', Psychology, Methods in Oeorgraphy, Mechanical Draw ing. Domestic Art, Course of Study in Domestic Arti.l p. m. GRAM MAR, Stenography, American Lit erature, Physics, Methods In Lan guage. 2:30 p. m. GEOGRAPHY, Typewriting, Thesis for Primary Certificates. , , . - . Friday is .. ' 9 a. m. THEORY AND -PRAC TICE, Physical Oeorgraphy,; Eng- I llsli Literature, Chemistry; 11 a.m. SPELLING; 1 p. . m. SCHOOL LAW, Geology, Algebra; 2:30 p.m. CIVIL GOVERNMENT. ' Saturday 9 a. m. Geometry. Botany; 1 p. m. General History, Bookkeeping. W . KnlelilH Templar kl C onclave . Owbii Masonic Temple, Ah- flt VWl II 'an Wenetlay evening, December , Routine yftv business, also election and installation of officers for. 1931. All Sir Knights courteously Invited. Dinner at 6:30. It. 13. BWERNET, Commander. 267 - .. S)ccial Conununleatlon of Retimes Chapter, O. E. a.. Wed. evenlns, Dec 17. Initiation and bocId.1 night VleitlnK 'm e m b e r s wel come. - By order .of.' the -worthy matron. HATTII3 M. ALDKN, 287 - . ' ' v . ;; Secy. . Port Inp d.David, K. Aim awnrd- ed general construction contract on new.'BaraRo bulldini?, to 'be erected for tn4on Pnrlfio-tKH - '' v TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY S"0)t , SALE slonothnn and. Spioi- enberR apples. Call Itogue. K. Co., 1386. - ... tf FOR SALE '1J filed alfnlfa hay 1S per ton delivered. Call 40S-J-2 at .Ashland. 371-J-.1. tf FOR SALE Purebred femrtle Per sian cat. Phone 906-11. 308 Ma St. . LOST 17 head sheep from -Mnr- Mriter place. Howard for infor mntion leading to their recov ery. Phtne 307, JatCksonville. i 269 FOR RENT ' 4-room furnished modern apartments, ground floor, $23 at the Gloria-Pan Apts. 373 So. Central.--..-.- 273 FOU SALE Very attractive home, 5 rooms and bath, close, in. nice ly situated on corner of Elev enth St. and. Park Ave.; paved streets, lot 60x100, east front, nice .yard, garden,, garage; oak loop, fireplace, built-in vacu um cleaner, cabinets, etc. . Very desirable property and priced far below Its value: . $3300, 12000 cash, balance term. R. S. llailey. 402 Park Ave. 269 FOR RENT Very .reasonable, 3- room modern bungalow, in quire at Jtichfleld Sorvice Sta tion, corner 4th and Riverside. tf FOR R EXT &-room modern bun galow, corner i Columbus and llryant; . large , lot, garage and wnniNhed. Phone 4 JCl). 270 $ rm . . . for the' Holiday season Of course you'll want a FACIAL to banish the strain of shopping And a PERMANENT WAVE that will keep your hair lovely for months ! Permanent Waves $6.50 Cinderella Beauty Shop B.k of Cinderella o " Fbone 152G Springfield. Old fire 'Station adjoining city hall being remod- id; ..,.. . I ' No More Neuritis In Arms, Neck, Legs or Thighs ' If you wont to get rid of the agonis ing pains ot neuritis, neuralgia, sciat ica or rheumatism, just apply .Tysxaol to the .affected parts aud see aw uinuj aui misery wm TrSTEOl fa a Miw-fiilW mh.ImIIkv sbsorbent. soothing and healing In Ha action, which goes in through the pores and quickly reaches the burning-, aching nerves. Those stubborn pains In the hack of the neck, about the boulder blade, face or head. In the forearm and fingers, or extending down the thigh to ,th toe UpY will aoon disappear. Cramping of the mus cles will atop and you will no longer be bothered with, -aereneataweuinff. stiffness, numbnesa or teademeas ot the joints and ligantents. . .- Tysmol la not aa ordinary 11 nl meat er salve, but a sclentilo new emollient that la en U rely different from anything Cu have ever used. Dtfn't suffer any nger. Get a supply of Tvamol at aay ajeed drug etor. Aiwva aa hud at ' Strhns'fl Drug Store Fay E. Diamond .Now Located at Central Point I have a good, many watches that have not been called, for. Elgin, and Waltham, as. low at $5.00, guaranteed to be fine time pieces. Pocket, and wrist watch es. . . i, . I will be pleased to do your dia mond setting, watch and jewel ry work. Located In Stone's Drug Store " RADIO WITH PANATROPE From Christmas on . r : a worid of eoier tainment at your oodv staiit commund , . .. the Cnest,of. recorded music, pi us your choice of broadcast programs ... . at a price that brings infinite return on the in vestment in happiness. Price, $206-o complete RADIO AND RECORD ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE YEAR "ROUND Ask to km It rfemonititid DENISON Radio Shop 402 E. Main .Tel. i520 Be Your Loveliest I ' rr AV5g ixrxzK rinw-t 1 CRAWFORD: ' i r ift omtn wJ b fS . ton thnLtcd - r-bfYCod Jon fc,Vr kmt, 4rr.. inthr fOffCOol JOwm . Last. Times TONITE :-' Charles Parrelli i " ; Maureen O'Sullivan in : j "The Princess and the Plumber" Plus LAUREL-HAftDY Comedy Ends TONITE V "TOL'ABLE DAVID' ; Pius Notre Dame 6. California Football Game in the Taminews THEY'RE The new . . . 50 lRl:MltK FLI II CLEA!IG UMTS You'll marvel at the cleaning speed and efficiency of the new Premier model). Wilh a big Premier for rugs Jnd carpets and tlie little Spic-Span instead oj attachments" you have a com plete cleaning unit . . . . TWO iP.i cleaners for abnut the price of ONt. Fre demonstrations daily Watch for Special Announcement ' ! Peoples Electric Store , . .212-214 W. 0. 0. Alenderfcr . . : J i. I I . . exotic . . reckless . . gorgeous beyond words . in a role by fdi her greatest . . her achievement ; an empress of emotion. . Nevei before have you seen THIS Joan Crawford . . never asdin such a vehicle.. as ihis greatest play of the holidays, .gripping., spicy. .uSfiRingly . romantic. .darinqly dramatic. such is Pai d With 4 KdMT'Ori! ftp- ROBERt ARMSTRONG ft MARIE PREVOST JOWJ V.UAI 4 ItMETH bOUGLASS GiGStf COOtlS . ' AnMGMftwkaer,.. . 2 DAYS, STARTJN.G TOMORROW, . YOUTH SOWS.;ITS WILD OATS VANp J REAS A WOT OF LAUGHS. . .; The dancing darlings with the 1931 ideas in a barrage of fun situations that knock high society conven tions for a loop. Presenting the star of Broadway's smash hit, 'Lysistrata'," in her first picture. lrA$i,Ij)C)IE Miriam Hopkins, Carole Lombard Frank Morgan, Charles Starrett ADMISSION Mat 25c : Eve, 35 Children - Always 10$ HERE! more powerful - CTRIC m mm urn . 5 ttih Main Phone 12 ... A. B. Cunningham i