PAGE SIX
MEDFOTCD MATT, - TKTBrKE. MEDFOftn, OT?EfiQy, MOKPAY, .TAXUARY 26, 1931.
COUNT 583 BOYS
Clara Bow Draws Cratenan Crowd LAND OFFICE AT
BV HOWARD ROCKEY
A ROMANCE OF RADIO
3Y
.. urSOI'StS; AlUen Gran ( III
atrtctlli Die victim -ol the jeulomu
, ot her jroiinw Ulster, Vivlenuc,
d arlluft mullet. Alleen wine a
ator vart In a new Itrondwail
viiulcfil show with the livlv ot
Jlmmw Urate, n vrean uncut, who
loves her tttwioht Channlna, tho
urtiat who emvloja V i V i e u H e.
nivee a virtu in Ailcen'a himtir in
hit iluiHo. I'tvcniic ohatlnu
under the ngceaaitv ot vlavino ar.c
OlllI tlddle. rceklciilli takra a dure
to linthe In the fountain. Alleen,
trying to atop her. craahea throunh
a otuna door, and her laee ia pcr
tnanenthi dlitUnired. Shu haa to
retire trom the atnne. and wenr u
eitli maak to conceal tier aeura.
Virldnie must now ahoultler the
bitrttcn of avnvortlna Alleen tia
well U9 hcraclf.
Chapter 14
. " '' TEMPTATION
IVIENE sat on tlio model's
dais In Channlng's studio,
watching hira work on tho paint
ings that soon were to decorate
Arnold Kronberg's ' new movie
theater. They were almost fin
ished. What would sho do when
Channlng no longer needed her
norvlces?
Tim house-phone rang. Chaniilng
wont to answer It. "All right!" ho
snapped. Then ho turned to Vlvl
enne. "You'd better slip on some
thing. Arnold Kroubcrg Is down
stairs and he's coming up."
Chanulng presented his caller.
"Am I light In assuming Hint
She hurled the porcelain at Chanulng
you - r Mi-
Channlng's ' model?"
He smiled.
.- yivlenne nodded.
"I'vo just thought of a rather
good Idea." Jlo turned to Chan
nlng. , "For the (light when my
theater opens wo might arrange
a personal appearance Doth of
you on Iho stage Just as you aro
at this rnoment." ''" ' -'
"Sorry!" Chanulng shook his
head. "But I'm not a performing
dog."
,,"011, really, you mustn't!" Kron
hsrg ' arose.' Vlvlenno""caug'ht un
angry gljnt In Ills keep gray oy.es.
"Mademoiselle, 1 kiss y 0 u r
.hand!" Ho did, will! a courtly ges
tture. "If Mademoiselle should like
in) Idea I hope she will call mo
ill). I suppose air. Chnimlnis would
not . mind so long ns he docs not
appear?" ;
"finturally not."
Vlvieiino was thinking hard. Sho
had never' soon Arnold Kronhorg
before, but s)io know him by repu
tation. " . ,
; "Well?" said dimming when
Krciiberg was gone.
"Well what?" Vlvlenno said.
' "Just that." Chanhlng's eyes
'uarrowod.
, "1 might do, worse than tako
liliw'llp " " '. "
"Much worse." dimming mused.
"Gi'atitlnit that you'ro Interested lu
A contract of (lint sort." i hcro was
un 'mistaking' his moaning. It
tlrred yivlenne's nngcr.
r "Why would It' bo any different'
posing In his thoatro or posing
hero for you."
v.-Tni not Arnold Kronhorg. I'to
tried to mako (hat clear."
"Cdr, rot!" sho flared, "lie can't
be as had"
'"Not os ho's painted, no. But
once you ilnk your name with Ills
yo..'ll lose tho reputation you'vo
already Jeopardized"
'"By coming here ,lo you! How
dellclously fu6ii.v,' bwlght."' ! N
"l.onk here. If I didn't Jjko yon
a Jotr-I'd inllid my own ' busi
ness You'll probably tell mo to
anyway. - but that'. all -right ..with
me. Twice, since you'vo been coin
ing jlti;o; xou'us stirred Mtp'.sivuo-.
thing iinplcnaanl. One' incident
:' ' ! .. , ,. r
The Extra Cough Help
Extra In Power And Price
1 Crenmulaion in a nupcr-help fur
cough from colds. It is for lrrp
roughs where you ilnre not rik
weik help. Seven major helps are
embodied in H, including the hcot
known to medical science.
' The creosote is blended, emulsified
and palatable. It is to soothe the mem
branes and combat the germ, it pre
enti 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, hut witn
no narcotic Despite all its power and
efficiency, It is harmless to a child.
Some coughs call for one help, some
Ci-ASSiFiF.n ADV.Tiama of.ts rF.aui.Ts
resulted in soiuothiiig you can't
undo."
Sho winced and looked away.
"II you'ro nut careful," ho wont
on, "you'll start something else
before long."
' "That's Billy!" sho said. "You
know, and everyone else knows "
"Knows what? ho asked her
bluntly. "Hruco Burns associated
you with the girl I'm supposed to
lie dressing afler that broad hint
in Tattle 'laics. So docs everyone
who Ininws nl hnn't vou imagine
Arnold Kronhorg Is a rnador 'of
the dirly sheet?"
"Supposo ho Ik? Does that
darned story make mo?"
"No, but It makes people think
you are. And If they think so long
enough you might Just as well
be."
Sho was wishing ho would not
look at her in quite the way ho
did. Sho pulled tho robo about her.
"Viv, you gavo that story to tho
girl who put It In. You did It be
cause you wanted to be talked
about. It It's any satisfaction to
you, you did a good Job."
"O-ob!" Sho burled her face In
her hands.
"What made you do It, I can't
figure out. Can't you seo what
you'ro courting hy keeping on like
this?"" "
Dry-eyed, sho looked up sudden-
ly. "Supposo 1 do see? " alio flung
at him. "What If I know what I'm
doing whnt If 1 don't carp? Oh,
you'ro right (hat i'vo inado a fool
of myself. You'ro right. I suppose,
that peoplo bellovo I'm what you'ro
so suro I'm going tn bo after what
I'vo done. Well, what olsb am .1
going to do? I'vo got to live nud
.nipport Alleen.' How am I to. do
It? ,
Channliig did not answer.
"Well?" She twitched her shoul
ders and nsumed a pose. "Just
what It tho answer If 1 havo tp
toll you? I don't propose to slnvo
my llfo away as a waitress, or In
nn olllco whoro I'd got a sllngy
s.ilary and every man wlio saw me
would try to dato mo up' I giloss
1 have soma Intelligencer but' I
haven't any lltnoss for tho start 'of
things Hint girls can do mid oaru
real money for them. What I have
-Is what you're pnlntlng. If copies
ut mo won't pay my bills 1 still
own tho original if woreo ponies
to worst." , "'' '
Chnnulug arched his oyobrbws.
"You'ro stilting an ige-oid theory,"
he said, "but you talk llko a fool
kid." ,'
"Do 1?" Sho " stepped closer.
"Dwlght, supposo I admit that I
gavo tho story to Tnlffc" Ttiicj
well boeanso 1 wanted- It' to bo
the truth?" ,
"I shouldn't iiellovo you," ho nn
sworod. : ' '
"Don't yon caro for ma a lit
tle? You snld you enrtd a lot."
"Not In that way." '
I.lko some savago fury, Vlvleiiua
stood beforo hlin fnr nioro allur
,n than anything ho hail over
soon. Rage was ovldent In overy
line of her trembling body. Dart
ing to the table, sho caught up tho
llttlo 11 euro lit horself dimming
had given Alleen one Hint tor oh-;
vlous reasons, sho never wished to'
see again.
"I hnto you! I halo you! I hate
you!" Sho hurled tho porcelain nt
hljn. It struck tho floor at Chan
nlng's feet and crashed Jn a thou
,'mnd pieces.
"YCWitf lit. tP'O. Ttta Mde'ailay Co.)
Tlie loytil Jimmy brlnoa Alleen
an 'ides fur' new career to
morrow. another. Nobody can tell. So we com
bine the btKi tn C.icoinulsion to be safe,
I'reomuUion costs 4l.25 a little
,moro than Icer helps. Hut all ilrug
nits guarantee it and return the
full price to anyone not satisfied, -
It may be too good foV your cough.
A lesser jhelp miflnt serve.' . But .is
it wice to take the rik when coughs
are danger signals? Anyway, a
couk.i ftom a cld which batigs on
calls fur this super-help. Do ,th?
best men know tu be sure.
CHKOMULSION
for lUfticuH fought
from orf
A vomph-tc ri-port of Hoy Stout
urtlvlth'M of ICratfr luke count:! 1
for J y 3 f i linn bci-'ii '-completed by
W'm. Ia'O Jirlekcr, ttcoul executive,
showing Ihnt .rjH3 hcouUh were re
iHtcreil, and 270 men, UlroctluK und
taking part In the wcout movemcm.
Forty Hcout tulm aro aluo lit the
'cnuuve'll. ulthoUKh not regltered.
They are members vt two groups,
one in .Melford aliU one In Talent.
A total of J 68 havo dropped from
the council, but 200 new membera
were added. Twenty-two acouts
transferred.
The boya were no liHted uccord
InK to their clueSH, as followH: Ten
derfoot, 200; second clans, 14; and
first claws, 4 0. Totals of merit
badges award '.show that 4 82 had
been Kiven. Fitly of these were
given In flremanhip,
JACKSON VILE, Ore, Jan. 2TJ.
(Hiicclal) Mr. and Mi'B. W. li.
liny t-ntcrtHinefl nt dinntfr Wod-nt-sdny
for Mr. itnd Mi-h. A. 11.
MrlntoHh.
Mi-h. JumcB AA'InnlnKhnm of
Coicrl called In JnokMonville on
W't'dnoisdiiy, enrouto to Mpdford.
10. A. Hamilton of Ashland wan
a IniHlnt'HH vl.sl(or li(?n Thurnday.
Several ladlt-H t-mployod ut tho
Mcdford ftomcHtli.' laundry sur
prlHod Mrs. Mattle Wilson ut her
iiomo Tuesday evonlntf. ifter a
Koulal ovcnuiB they neived rc
freHhtnentfi. John Matney wa ahlo to leave
Sacred Heart hospital this week,
lie Is NlopinK for a time at
the home of his daut-hler, Mi'h.
Wlnier in Medford.
Mrs. Kay Stevenson visited her
father, J. C KavuBe. ut BavuKO
Hapids dam Tuesday.
Mrs, Win. Hodson and son
I.'ter .of Klamath Falls are
MpendiliK this week In Jackson
ville' looking after their Interests
here. ' 1
Mrs. O. C. Unite of Miirtrdrd
called on friends here Tuesday.
Hoyal Neighbors Sewing club
me( with Nclnhbor Thelma Me
lntyre Wednesday afternoon. The
time was spent working on a
unlit after which refreshment"
Were served hy the hostesH. Out
of' town members- present' were
Mrs. K. ). Merrlflelil and Mm.
KhiKsley of .Medford.
Hay Stevenson ' and father J''.
V.' Stevenson; were business vis
ion's In (IrautH l'ass Tuesday.
Mrs. John It. Knight enter
tained with a chicken dinner
Thursday for Mr. and Mrn. Krod
1'lek and Miss Alice lloefs.
Mrs. Aleatha C'antrall was a
Medford shopper Thursday.
Mrs. Alt Undscy visited her
new nephew In Medf.cu-d Mon-
daj lining. He Is the inll
son of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll on
Stewart avenue. " ' '
Miss tlertrude Dunnlngton
siienl Thursday and Friday at
the home of her brother, John
Dunnlngton In Medford.
Helen Kane, who Is 111 at the
Sacred Heart hospital, will re
turn homo within a short time.
T. E. I-nugheart and daugh
ter I,oulse, visited In Medford
Thursday.
Mrs. 10. S. Severance attended
a bridge luncheon Friday-at the
home of Mrs. Harry l-rontlsw on
South Newtown street in Med
ford. Home loeonomlcs club of Jack
sonville grange met with Mrs.
Chester Wendt. their new pres
ident, In the West Side district
Wednesday. Twenty Indira were
present. A waffle supper was
served by tho hoptess.
Kunernl services were held on
Friday afternoon at tho Jack
sonville cemetery for Helen Ann
Morabu, Infant daughter of Mr.
and- Mrs. A. .1. Mnralia of Agate.
Uev. (,'. II. rorter of Medford
conducted Iho services..
New students enrolled In the
Jacksonville schools are Isabi lie
Henry, seventh grade, and Jluy
Forbes, fourth grudo.
Among those visiting tho mtnv
ums and olher points of inter
est here were C. A., Ulirlell of
Corvallls. Mrs. J. I. Full-child.
Yrcka. Calll'., and I'. C. Colvln
and Zleda M. Colvln of Klamath
Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Carter and
Mrs. F.ihol Olson and daughter
Violet, attended church hi .Med
ford Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Henry Miller attended n
party nt the Thomas ltoseberry
home In Medford Friday after
noon given by the .llellet Corps
club. About wenty-flv mem
bers nml vb'itors were present.
Key Smlh was a business vis
itor In Medford Friday after
noon. Mrs. K. o. UlllliiKK "f l,'1
ford, visited her parents. Mr. and
.Mrs. !: A. Fleming, Friday aft
ernoon. i Jacksonville' high school bas
ketball hoys played Modlol'd
Junior high nt the Medford
Armory Wednesday evening. Med
ford hoys wen. Also the Jack
sonville town "learn played the
Mvdfijril Tlgep Cubs, with the
Jacksonville leiiVn victorious.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Smith wore
dinner guests u( Miss Mury Hurst
In MrUfej-d Monday.
SM00T IS RECOVERING
WORD FROM BEDSIDE
WASIMNOTON. .In 11. 2il. (VI
Sennlor Smool o( t'lnli wn pro
lumnrprt "111U0I1 hotloi"' toilny from
nn ntlnrk of tnfliu-iun.
MimlH'i' of iho fnmlly of H"
votoran Itopnhllrun BpmUor iiUl ho
wan out or riatiKor.
A ronlilcnt of Siirtimfloltl, Mo..
urooSNtully kpt h homcHrown
untormolnn f.r n rhrl-lnm" infxl
w uliout H'Ii igorallon,
:
JACKSONVILLE
Warry Green, Clara Bow, Norman Foster in a scene from ,
the Paramount Picture, "No Limit"
When the Fox Craterian theater
announced Its next picture would
be "No Limit," i-tnt'tinu the much
publicized Clara How, there was
considerable comment as to what
effect the JaLy Jjcvoe trial and
Its , attendant mild Hcfindul would
have. Far from Injuring Miss Jiow
n-s a box office attraction, the pub-
i 1 . 1 .,, t .. J ,'
'In Fire Thriller Coming to' Holly
Anita lOUISE cjames MALL"
1 he TW I D D AL AD M "& TtCfanu Pmfudjon
J-'lrc: Fire! An , apartment house
in .flames. Heroic rescues by the
firemen of men, women and ohil-j run. This thrilling picture is com
dren trapped in a flimsy structure ing to tho Holly soon and it foa
whlle at dinner, are featured in ( ture a cast of six well known stars,
"The Third Alarm," at the Fox I f
Ilfallo. Anita Louise is Mllly and
James Hall portrays the fireman
hei'o who appoints , himself foster
father to i he ' U'htidren and then
discovers ho luvus S illy ami wants
her fii' IiIm vvlfo.
(K.)LU HILL, Ote., Jan. 2ti
fSpl.l Gerald Owens slopped over
Wednesday nteht to visit his motlu
or, Mis. Lucy Mee. Mr. Owen
was en route from Klamath Falls
j to Portland, where he expects to
enter husiness college. .
The Sewing ' club met at tlie ;
ih;mii! 111 iui'h. uonuri niuiniH I'll
dny al'tornoon.
Mrn. (luorRd iVick uiul (Inuchtor
of (li'Hiitti l'nsH worn wnnk-eud
KtH'Mts of Mi'H. Howard DruUe.
, .. " , "
! JLO HILL ,
I T? 1 1
ouunui, .. iv . v, uuvis na,Knnt o( contrnl Pulnt anil
VnlitMiim1 lfiib11i'ii l uu Siii-?n ntia
Koslto nnd Maxwell Martin wer
among Medford' visitors from here
Saturday.
Mr. n i u Mrs. Jack Pi c. k a r cl o i
thiH city, accompanied by Mr. nnd
Mi-h. A. W, Walker of Central
I'olnt, were Sunday guests of Mr.
inwl 1 .-u A 1 IMl.lfAlh in Untln
' 1
Mrs. Cameron Is quite 111 at tho
ilium. ..t' ii,,, kj.. ,., ,,, li,,,,,,,,,,,,,
ley. ' '
Mrs. W. G. Davis hud as her
week-end guest Miss Suxnnim
Korku of Alameda district.
Mrs. Crawford Ih spending two
weeks In Medford ns tho guest of
her granddaughter, Mrs. Wurron
Hitttor, nnd family. '
Miss Kvn Coy ol' llosehurg spent
the week end in Mils elly us the
guei,t of hor mother and t'umlly.
Clifford Wright was u week-end
guesl at the Knutio Nook Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. I inward Drake were
Grunts l'ass visitors Monday.
'Clarence Shaver returned to his
home In this city Tuesday from
Ashland for an Indefinite stay.
Mrs. ' Jack Pickard was n Med
ford visitor Wednesday. '
'Otto Knolls nrrtved Saturday
night from Oakland, .Cal.( to be at
the bedside of his lather, Perry
Knotls. Otto was accompanied by
his mother, Mrs. smith.
fesdnues Merrltt Merrimnn,
Clyde Walker, Raymond Thompson
and duunhter, Patricia, spent Tues
day in Grants Push" with Mrs. Mer
rlnum'H mother, Mrs. Cole, in hon
or of Mrs. Cole's 7iM birthday.
Mr, mid Mrs. Htchard Hohinson,
Krnest Uoss and William Gardner
were Medford visitors Tuegday.
J. A. Whito of jshlatyl is putting
tn n barber shop on the south side
nnd expects to be open Satur
day for business.
Maxwell Marvin spent Iho week
onil with homo folks. He is a stu
dent ut the Southern Oregon nor
mal school nt Ashland.
Th, Gold Hill public library has
,c banned lla hours 1 one day a
.Woisk and' tiQintt(tr will be n)ci
overy Tuesday from I- o'clock un
til 0. Kveryone is invited to take
ndvnntnpe of these hours.
YOUNG Wife, AFRAID TO
EAT, LIVES ON SOUP,
"Afraid of Momaoh gas. 1 lived on j
soup for 5 months. Then 1 tried j
Adlerlkft and now I eat most any- ,
thing without any gas." Mi, A.
Connor. j
Adleriktt relieves stomach tt;is In 1
TKN minuter! Aet on DOTH tipper
and lower bowel, removing old pui
sonoun wato you never knew ws
there. Don't fool with medirino
which oleum on. PA HT of bowels,
but let Adlerika give stomach nnd
bmveb: a KI'AI, ele.-tnlug and '-t
I'Ut vt all j;a.! Heaths Ittuy tt,ne.
' licity evidently enhanced her draw-
i l""'', f'"' l" '''"""'';" "V11
Illieu nearly 10 i..ii.icii "uh mi-
lilcture opened yesterday.
"No I.lmlt'- is undoubtedly the!
best movie vehicle .Miss , now ha I
had. Interest is sustained through-
out the story and the talented Mr
Knvin provides some grand com
'dy.
Evelyn Jlrent, glorious star of a
.ii.v.m hitu iu i-.-itni'.fi in "Tho
, atyVoi. i inriln-" - Ilex- I'ieurh'i lm-
; lorLaJ story of the Alaskan salmon
i:i'v.ri!Aii 'I'ui.nt, Jan.
(Hpl.) Mr. and Mr,s. A. .1. Hughes
and .sou
md daughter of Morn-
brook
Cal.. were gtlesUs of Mrs.
Mary Coker Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. KM on Oleason re-
turned this week from Portland
where thev attended the funeral of
Mrs. Hlain Stanley, Mr. Clleason's
WjHtcri
vjV1nno Mp.uiei- nr Medford
visited her cou.-dn Mis Mona LewLs
Tuesd iv
.m'iw. 'Truman Hrenner entertain-
(Cd.the Carnation club at her home
! Wednesday. The afternoon was
spent sewing and playing games.
: Refreshments were served.
Those entertained were Mes-
iljiinoB Miii'tlm Koe Hodson. Mm'
Mrs. Lola itoomor and Mrs. AVal-
lace Limbeck of Medford,
, A baby daughter was born to
.Mr. and Mrs. Sunburn Monday.,
j M r. and Miv. .lesne Hichardsoii
and daughter Krma visited Mr. and
Mrs. Tom VIUon of iioRue Hivcr
Sunday.
Miss Martha Pohnert of Los An-
Mmke at the Federated church
January 22.
CENTRAL POINT
1
- She i.s .1 missionary from Central1 W. Downing of Medford "Wedncs
China and spoUe of her experiences day. '
then; in the rorcimi field. Thu .t-D Club members met Sat-
.Yliss Polinerl elft fur I'ertbind urday a ftei noon at the Gnimre h'tll.
Your Family
Funeral Director Arranges
Everything
Kindly science gives your loved ones
the incomparably better way in place
of the insecure and desolate grave.
CREMATION
is available to families in every town
and hamlet in the Pacific Northwest.
Your own funeral director makes all
arrangements and handles all details.
Ask him about it or write directly to
us. The cost of cremation is only $45. j
Inexpensive and Incom
parablij the better tuaij
,1
omana ;
,'R'EMATO'RIUM
I
ItOSUIilTtIO, Ore., Jan. 20 (fl)
The United Stales land ufi'ico hero
Is the largest office maintained by
the land department from tho
standpoint of total receipts, with
the exception of offices handling
oil royalties, and Is third among
the -28 similar offices, without
(juulificutiom ' ' . -I .
This information Is contained in
tho annual, report completed ,by
the commissioner of the General
I-and office, covering the last fjucul
your. The Roseburg office Is Sec
ond among all offices for economical-
ndminiKtrutioji, the report said
handling its work for nine-tenths
of one per cent.
Total receipts of the Roseburg
i omco rur ine past llseal year were
i Z3;?..h"3 J10"""11-01?
,wui.i.,siv .inn
12,850,000 for the office nt Chey-
enne. Both of th,e latter offices
handle oil royalties. Tho Income
of the KoaeUurg office is derived
almoat entirely from timber Hales.
The commissioner's report shows
3775 acres in Oregon restored to
homestead entry during the year,
making a total .of ',1,084,075 acres
of .former government . land that
has been liomesteadcd In tho dis
trict. There were- 99 timber sales of
Oregon and California grant lands
during tho year, involving 9565
acres of ; land, cpntuining 285,019, -3X0
feet of timbe.r, board measure,
with total receipts of $499,840.52.
These lands were revested with the
fed oral government fifteen years
ago and the counties are how paid
a -sum .equivalent to the taxes that
would be paid if the lands were
still privately 'owned.
Nino sales werp, made from the
Coos Bay wigon road grant, in
volving 2242 acres and J35,5G0,000
feet of timber, with receipts of
$i!63,(i56.50. The federal govern
ment has been reimbursed for the
Coos Bay grant through 93 sales
of 17,021 acres containing 074,-
2,u0j feet of timber, making a
total received from all past sales
of $1.571,94.84. ; The counties in
wM Kvnnt Is located now
receive 25
per cent of all sales.
IB
STKNDAL, Germany, Jan. 2R
Fiftenw DRrsniiH wpi-r badlv
in!ured some of them innocent
nnwyeruhv wlmn iwtllr-n .lnhhoH
dispersed a band of communist
demonstrators who had come here
in H automobiles during the night.
The communists smashed the
windows of a fascist restaurant and
reviled an evangelical pastor, foK
lowing him into his church to heap'
insults upon him.
where she will lecture- for some
time at the HwetlUh Temple.
St. Mary's- basketball teams play
ed with the local teams at the
Central Point gymnasium January
li3. St. Mary's boys team was vic
torious, but the girls lo-st to ' the
Central point girJs.
Merland Tollefson of the Uni
versity of Oregon spent the week
end with his parents, Mr. o,nd Mrn.
Theo P. Tollefson.
MUs Viola Lampman entertain
ed at luncheon iFriday for Mrs. J.
M. Johnson, Mrs. L. C. Grimes and
Mrs. it. Duncan.
Miy, Houtain of ;Coos Day ar
rived Thursday for a visit with Mr,
and Mrs. Casper Miller.
J1)'h. VioLi Iimpman visited Mrs.
i; 1
and .tausolenrn
East 14th and Bybee Avenue
PORTLAND
SAFE
HEADACHES
AS PI
Accept only "Bayer" package which contains proven directions. Handy "Bayer"
boxes of 12 tablets. Also bottles of 24 and 100- All druggists. '
Why wish for
Summer?
vacation
NOW in
California
: You don't really have to
wait the turn of the calen
darfor your vacation. Take
it now, when you need ic
most. Board a Southern
Pacific train to California.
To San Francisco, Los
Angeles, Hollywood . . .
perhaps to Agua Calicnte
or Palm Springs. Some
where down South you'll
find the carefree fun you
need to fit you for the year
ahead.
Any Southern Pacific
, .. agent will help you plan .
the trip.
Soufkerti
PaeiSic
J. C. CARLE, Agent
Phone 34
CONGER
Funeral Parlor
West Main at. Newtown . .
Office County Coroner
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Central Point
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